The uses of smart phones and their sociopolitical implications on Egyptian society by EL Sayed, Yousra Mohsen

Subjects: “…mobiles…”
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Mobile bullying in South Africa – exploring its nature, influencing factors and implications by Oosterwyk, Grant Wayne

“…Victims, institutions and parents are unaware of how to deal with it and there is limited knowledge about its legal and social implications. Due to an increase in mobile web adoption as well as active mobile users in South Africa, mobile bullying is escalating and has become a major concern in schools and communities. …”
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Essays on Intergenerational Mobility in Africa

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Constellations of mobility: The politics of dream-making by Ahmed, Yara

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Sustainable management of mobile telecommunications systems

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Occupational mobility among blacks in South Africa by Schneier, Steffen

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How social ventures successfully mobilize resources by Goetze, Lauren

“…Related lines of inquiry are included to answer the sub-questions: What are the implications of different resource mobilization strategies? …”
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Exploring undergraduate interactions with mobile privacy and security by Till, Sarina

“…Lastly, we discuss the implications of our findings for Higher Education Institutions, Higher Education Policy and mobile application design.…”
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The processes of melt segregation, magma ascent and pluton emplacement in the continental crust of the Damara Belt, Namibia by Hall, Duncan James

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Identifying female mobile bully-victim characteristics in selected high schools in South Africa: towards an anti-bullying mobile application by Adeyeye, Oshin Oluyomi

“…This was embellished by emerging methodologies of involving the intended users, though schoolchildren, in the evolution of the artefact design. The implication of these findings is that there may be current frameworks addressing female mobile bully-victim behaviour at school and family levels; however, focus of interventions should be on teaching the right culture with regards to mobile phone use. …”
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Performance impacts of mobile carbon footprint calculators in South Africa by Munetsi, Martin

“…In spite of the high penetration of mobile phones and the alarming GHG emission, there is hardly any research to investigate the fit and performance impacts of mobile carbon footprint calculators in South Africa. …”
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Criteria for workplace-effective mobility of employees with disabilities in South Africa

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Residential mobility practices in low-income communities of Tamale, Ghana by Yakubu, Ibrahim

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Tax competition and its implications for Southern Africa by Robinson, Zurika Clausen

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Pastoral mobility in a variable and spatially constrained South African environment by Samuels, Mogamat Igshaan

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The impact of mobile communications infrastructure investment on economic growth in South Africa by Sookha, Keshal

“…Mobile telecommunications networks provide the ability to access the internet and use telephony services, where the infrastructure exists. …”
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Human-centred computer architecture: redesigning the mobile datastore and sharing interface by Reitmaier, Thomas Oliver

“…I take these insights to articulate a much wider research agenda to implicate, beyond the sharing interface, the app model and mobile datastore, data exchange protocols, and the Cloud. …”
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Financial development and economic growth – the role of mobile money: empirical evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa and a comparative study of Kenya and Uganda by Tinyinondi, Grace Ainomugisha

“…Thus, this study underscores an important policy implication: while mobile money is a critical tool for advancing financial inclusion, it does not inherently lead to positive economic outcomes. …”
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Rastas on the road to healing: plant-human mobilities in Cape Town, South Africa by Reid, Andrew M

“…Furthermore, plant-human assemblages are followed as they move across local and regional boundaries, with an examination of the implications these movements have for the health of people and ecosystems. …”
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