A research report to meet the requirements of the master of medicine in psychiatry at the University of Cape Town by Swartz, Michelle

“…The most common DSM-5 diagnoses in cannabis users pre-ruling were psychotic disorders (n = 27; 65.9%); post-ruling, it was psychotic disorders (n =36; 48%) and trauma and stressor-related disorders (n = 31; 41.3%). …”
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The role of news media in framing anti-Coptic attacks and Muslim-Coptic relations in Egypt: A frame analysis by Mahfouz, Esraa Fayez

“…The study has further examined how the different news sources affected the type of frame, and finally the impact of different ruling periods on the attribution of blame. The results have shown that both newspapers relied mostly on the morality frame in their portrayal of the attacks. …”
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Tactical Compromises: Authoritarian Survival Mechanisms of Sudan’s Inqaz Regime (1989-2019) by Abdelnabi, Dalia

“…This question guides the study’s analysis of the survival of one of the MENA’s most resilient authoritarian regimes. Authoritarian durability is an adaptive risk-taking process of implementing politically costly plans to survive in power. …”
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'Mastering the genocide narrative' : an analysis of the Rwandan Patriotic Front's official narrative of the Rwandan genocide by Jeremy, Edward

“…Neither the narratives of the dominant or ruling group, nor the challenging narratives are necessarily the most widely believed or influential account of a particular set of events. …”
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An in-depth study of input tax apportionment methods for value-added tax in South Africa

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A viable supranational court born from the experiences of the demise of the Southern African Development Community Tribunal by Mchunu, Siphesihle

“…There is no doubt that the SADC Tribunals ruling in the Campbell Case and the prospective ramifications a ruling of that nature could have on each SADC states government policy reverberated through the office walls of each head of state. …”
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Chiefs and democratic transition in Africa : an ethnographic study in the chiefdoms of Tshivhase and Bali

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The National Development Plan of South Africa on higher education : a progress review

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Treading a tightrope: A rhetorical study of the tension between the executive and collective leadership of the African National Congress (ANC): From Nelson Mandela to Thabo Mbeki by Ngesi, Sifiso Eric

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Rapid Urbanisation in Zambia – the challenge of providing low-income housing in urban areas – 1964 to 2018: The case of the city of Lusaka by Chileshe, Alexander

“…In the last five decades, Zambia’s Capital City, Lusaka has been growing most rapidly. Unfortunately, most of this growth has been in informal settlements on insecure land because most residents cannot afford formal lowincome housing. …”
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Parties of pressure: Opposition parties in the dominant-party systems of Botswana and South Africa by Parkin, Annemie

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Gods, kings and benefactors : resisting the ruling power in early Judaism and Paul's polemic against iconic spectacle in Acts 17:16-32

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Domestic service : changing relations of class domination 1841-1948 : a focus on Cape Town by Boddington, Erica

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Traditions and transitions : Islam and chiefship in Northern Mozambique, ca. 1850-1974 by Bonate, Liazzat J K

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The divided roots of Lutheranism in South Africa : a critical overview of the social history of the German-speaking Lutheran missions and the churches originating from their work i... by Winkler, Harald E

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The ties that bind : the relationship between politics and cricket in South Africa (1989-1992) by Chapman, Aurelia

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Liberation movements as governments : understanding the ANC's quality of government by October, Lauren Sue

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On Fabric, Feminism and Faulty Legal Systems: Iran’s 1979 Revolution and its Politics of Touch by Amin, Zeena

“…We are continuously subjected to the ingeniousness with which the ruling classes monitor and regulate our bodies; and most times we are not even aware of it. …”
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Assessing the Impact of Minimum Wage on South Africa's Earnings distribution by Brey, Yaseen

“…The topic of minimum wage has been of interest for a long time and particularly its potential in addressing wage inequality and ultimately improve the livelihoods of the most marginalized. South Africa has high prevalence of inequality and poverty and the minimum wage is touted as a potential mechanism to improve the lives of individuals at the bottom end of the wage distribution. …”
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