The role of mobile phone web utilisation in creating economic growth in South Africa

Subjects: “…Web utilisation…”
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Mobilizing dissent: community organizing for informal housing by Zayed, Hatem

Subjects: “…Mobilization…”
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Mobile phone technology : offering an updated approach to understanding the operations of a social movement utilising the TAC as a case study by Scher, Robin

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Understanding how utilisation of mobile applications as part of an omni-channel strategy can lead to value creation for traditional brick-and-mortar retailers in South Africa

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Contextualisation of instructional time utilising mobile social networks for learning efficiency: a participatory action research study for technical vocational education and training learners in South Africa by Dzvapatsva, Godwin Pedzisai

Subjects: “…Mobile Social Networks (MSN)…”
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Energy utilisation in South Africa. by Bennett, Kevin Frank

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Sustainable utilisation of the Jonkershoek Valley by Calitz, Coenraad Werner

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The utilisation of apricot kernels and shells by Botha, Karien

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Toward Optimal User Cooperative Mobility for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks With User-Specific Mobility Constraints

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Assessing the effect of domestic resource mobilization on Namibia's economic development by Ambunda, Katrina Kandiwapa

“…Effective resource mobilization from both domestic and foreign sources is necessary to achieve economic growth. …”
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The New War in Darfur : ethnic mobilization within the disintegrating state by Coetzee, Wouter Hugo

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The utilisation of lignins in highly densified papers by Van der Merwe, M. S

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Saccharomyces cerevisiae engineered for xylan utilisation by Mert, Marlin John

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Analyzing the impact of mobile technology on mobile-centric youth in South Africa by Allen, Sena Lee

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Mobile information management : investigating paces of interaction using mobile devices by Schroder, Richard

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Contentious politics in the Maghreb: a comparative study of mobilization in Tunisia and Morocco by Roko, Johan Rognlie

“…When exploring how such mobilization was possible under repressive conditions, I suggest that a combination of â traditionalâ mobilization by means of NGOs, and â newâ mobilization via social media produced powerful tools for channeling popular discontent, articulated as oppositional discourse. …”
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