Social capital and technology adoption on small farms : the case of banana production technology in Uganda

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Towards zero-waste to landfill : the case of CSIR's framework by Ginindza, Mpendulo Tozi

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Bydrae van maatskaplike werkers tot die aanpassing van die pleegkind in middelkinderjare in 'n pleegsorgplasing by Swanepoel, Santerien

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Sequential injection analysis of selected components in liquid fertilizers

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Rural Development through Agricultural Modernisation in Ghana: A Case Study of the Tongu District of the Volta Region by Agbezuke, Anthony

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An Appraisal of the Capacity of the Asante Akim South District Assembly in Managing Plan Implementation by Kwarteng, Frimpong

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Development of guidelines for feeding practices for children aged 2-5 years in Bulawayo province in Zimbabwe

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ICT-based innovation using service dominant logic in healthcare : a design thinking perspective

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Inequalities in Child Health in Tanzania: Evidence on Structural and Systemic Determinants of Stunting by Mwaseba, Steven Lee

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The detection of occult metastatic disease in patients with cutaneous melanoma by Hanekom Gideon S

“…Although this finding supports the notion that tumor thickness and ulceration are the two most significant prognostic factors, it was not possible at this stage, to link this directly to a poor prognosis since the majority of the PCR-positive patients have not yet (within four years) developed metastatic disease. However, the data does indicate that cells from tumors greater than 1.5 mm thick and with ulceration have a greater propensity to enter the circulation but that these cells do not necessarily have the ability to establish metastases. …”
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