The quality of mother-infant interactions in Khayelitsha by Sakasa, Pumza Cordelia

“…Recruitments were done using a number of strategies such as visiting the local clinics and hospitals as well as their homes. …”
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A theory-driven evaluation of an early childhood school readiness programme in an under-served area in the Western Cape Province by Gumpo, Hlalani

“…Early childhood education home-visiting programmes have the ultimate goal of improving child development outcomes. …”
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Anthropogenic influences on spotted hyaenas in a protected area the Kruger National Park

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Prehensile: an explication of this is Africa, a travel memoir by Jack Rathmell by Rathmell, John

“…Neither of these objectives were fulfilled, and the social ecosystem devolves into a series of increasingly bizarre interactions. Their biases, insecurities, and misconceptions ensure that their perception of both me and the country we are visiting will be obfuscated. …”
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Nutrient intake and nutrition knowledge of lactating women (0-6) months postpartum) in a low socio-economic area in Nairobi, Kenya

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Educational intervention programmes for very young children : an overview, with specific reference to the home early learning programme of the Athlone Early Learning Centre by Stern, Naomi Raina Ann

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A household survey of maternal and child health in the Mount Frere Health District, Eastern Cape by Irlam, James

“…Identifying areas of further research, including the reasons for home deliveries, management of diarrhoea at home, and the use of traditional healers. …”
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Disability in under-resourced areas in the Western Cape, South Africa : a descriptive analytical study by Maart, Soraya

“…Major barriers for those living in Oudtshoorn were Surroundings and Help in the home, whereas Help in the home and Prejudice and discrimination were viewed as the major barriers for respondents in Nyanga. …”
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Characteristics and outcomes of children, adolescents and young adults on antiretroviral therapy in Southern Africa, incorporating additional outcome ascertainment through linkage... by Nyakato, Patience

“…We defined tracing as the physical tracking of patients reported as LTFU using text messages, phone calls and home visits while linkage was defined as the process of linking patient unique identifiers to different healthcare data platforms like pharmacy records, laboratory records, hospital admissions to identify if they have had any interaction with the healthcare system within the province outside of their original facility or ART registration. …”
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Faith formation of young people in a evangelical context : an empirical and theoretical investigation by Weber, Shantelle

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Building evidence for improving childhood immunisation coverage in Africa. by Wiysonge, Shey Umaru Charles

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Growth of HIV Exposed and Unexposed Infants by Ramokolo, Vundi

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‘Do I even belong?' Interrogating Afro-diasporic navigation of identity, race and space in the search for belonging by Moragia, Anita Mwango

“…For instance, wanting to go to African restaurants to feel more ‘at-home', or wanting to visit African night clubs to listen to more music from ‘home'. …”
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Mobility, space and urbanism: a study of practices and relationships among migrants from African countries in Cape Town, South Africa by Chekero, Tamuka

“…Data for this study were gathered using a multi-sited ethnography between 2019 and 2021. Numerous visits in various Cape Town neighbourhoods, observations, interactions, and participation in migrants' social activities, as well as formal and informal interviews and group discussions with a sample of Cape Town's migrant population, were used. …”
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Feeding ecology and social organisation of honey badgers (Mellivora capensis) in the southern Kalahari

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An interdisciplinary study on the human-baboon interface in Rooiels, South Africa by Mormile, Joselyn Elise

“…The troop had a small home range of 5.78 km2 with a clear preference for both low-lying land and the village. …”
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Epidemiology and genetic risk factors of suicidal behaviour in South Africa by Kootbodien, Tahira

“…(iv) Approximately two-thirds of cases had at least one prior visit to a health care facility in the 12 months leading to suicidal behaviour (Study 4). …”
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Study habits and attitudes of senior secondary school students by Mama, Silumko Nelson

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