The use of social media on mobile devices to support the co-reading of eTextbooks by Ncube, Sinini P

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Adoption of internal auditing in developing countries: Egyptian public sector by El-Tahan, Samar Yousry

“…The establishment of an independent internal audit system has become increasingly important as a means to promote governance, enhance institutional efficiency and promote public services. …”
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A trans-border African crypto asset licence to promote economic growth and deepen financial inclusion

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Affordable High-Resolution LCD 3D Printing via Advanced Ink Formulation for Conventional and Biocompatible Microfluidic Devices by Elfarargy, Reham Gamal

“…Device-level demonstrations included an embedded micromixer printed at ~80% scale, featuring enclosed channels of ~248 × 248 µm² merging into ~720 × 720 µm², and an internal pillar (~162 × 244 µm) spanning the mixing chamber; dye-based visualization showed progressive folding and recombination of streams along the mixer path. …”
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Analysis of orthopaedic device development in South Africa: Mapping the landscape and understanding the drivers of knowledge development and knowledge diffusion through networks by Salie, Faatiema

“…These include unmatched expectations from partners in collaboration, different views on intellectual property ownership, and burdensome university administrative processes. The orthopaedic devices TIS was structurally coupled to the embedded TIS and sectoral contexts, and externally linked and structurally coupled to its political context. …”
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Leadership and governance in the South African public service : an overview of the public finance management system

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Assessment of health evaluation studies in sub-Saharan Africa: 2000–2020 by Ngwabi, Nozipho Theodorah

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Geometric optimisation of conjugate heat transfer in cooling channels with different cross-sectional shapes

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Investigating kidney disease clinical epidemiology using routinely collected administrative data and proteomics by Aylward, Ryan Edward

“…Firstly, an internal validation of the National Health Services England (NHSE) AKI detection algorithm-generated alerts received by the United Kingdom Renal Registry. …”
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The politics and micro-politics of professionalization : an ethnographic study of a professional NGO and its interface with the state by McCusker, Monique

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Toward an understanding of macro political context and power on organisational development and change

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'What is to be sustained for whom?': Equity as a key to sustainable sanitation in South African informal settlements by Pan, Sophia

“…Each municipal case study incorporated an embedded case study that was used to examine sanitation services in selected informal settlements at a programme, project or settlement level. …”
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Social entrepreneurship and education in Egypt: A critical inquiry into the role of social enterprises in education by Karim, El-Samman

“…In Egypt, the discourse of social entrepreneurship has started to attract attention of national and international development arms. With the increase in the numbers of social enterprises that work on offering educational services in Egypt, there was a need to explore their educational impact to better estimate their potentials as emerging kinds of social organizations. …”
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System level simulation of digital designs : a case study by Carter, Grant Russel

“…This was a gate level VHDL model of the device and included timing information which reflected the internal delays of the FPGA. …”
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Determination of shakedown boundary and fitness-assessment-diagrams of cracked pipe bends by ElSaadany, Mostafa

“…Line Spring Elements (LSE) are embedded in quadratic shell elements to model part through cracks. …”
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A Global Solution On Taxing The Digital Economy: "Does Article 12B of the UN MC adequately solve the problems encountered by the adopted unilateral measures (DSTs) to taxing the Di... by Mayebe, Francis

“…On the other hand, many states have not been patient enough to wait for a solution but have resorted to implementing unilateral measures in the form of Digital Services Taxes (DSTs) and equalisation levies. As it can be already noted from recent trends in international tax policy and seems, as well as the unilateral actions taken in the European Union (EU), that the permanent establishment nexus requirement to assume taxing rights is ill-suited to deal with certain complexities that can be ascertained from the core of the digital economy. …”
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Business impact, risks and controls associated with the internet of things by Van Niekerk, Anja

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Pleasure and pedagogic discourse in school mathematics : a case study of a problem-centred pedagogic modality by Davis, Zain

“…What our analysis revealed is as follows: (1) the "problem-centred approach" is a competence-type pedagogy that employs strategies encouraging an initial imaginary identification with the everyday and pleasure, which is used to effect symbolic identification with school mathematics; (2) moral discourse drives pedagogic judgement by means of the imaginary-symbolic dialectic pertaining to identification; (3) evaluation drives pedagogic judgement aimed at the knowledge statements produced by students; and that (4) while the moral discourse is a pervasive and formally necessary component of pedagogy, it is ultimately embedded in the organisation and elaboration of the instructional contents, working in the service of the reproduction of instructional contents, but in accord with dominant ideological imperatives.…”
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Pleasure and pedagogic discourse in school mathematics: a case study of a problem-centred pedagogic modality by Davis, Zain

“…What our analysis revealed is as follows: (1) the "problem-centred approach" is a competence-type pedagogy that employs strategies encouraging an initial imaginary identification with the everyday and pleasure, which is used to effect symbolic identification with school mathematics; (2) moral discourse drives pedagogic judgement by means of the imaginary-symbolic dialectic pertaining to identification; (3) evaluation drives pedagogic judgement aimed at the knowledge statements produced by students; and that (4) while the moral discourse is a pervasive and formally necessary component of pedagogy, it is ultimately embedded in the organisation and elaboration of the instructional contents, working in the service of the reproduction of instructional contents, but in accord with dominant ideological imperatives.…”
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"Contextualising the interdependence of dynamic capabilities and business model innovation: A broker perspective"

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