Understanding the mutualistic interaction between greater honeyguides and four co-existing human cultures in northern Tanzania by Laltaika, Eliupendo Alaitetei

“…Yet, they may differ in cultural traits that determine their relationship with honeyguides. To map this, I visited 12 villages to interview 129 people from the Hadzabe, Ndorobo, Maasai, Sonjo and Datoga cultural groups about their honey-hunting activities and interactions with honeyguides. …”
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A study of the interaction between vine vigour, crop level and harvest dates and their effects on grape and wine characteristics by Quixley, Pieter C

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The interaction between exercise induced muscle damage and fatigue on neural regulation and exercise performance during submaximal and maximal running by Noel, Colin Byron

“…Improvement in running performance and decreased rating of perceived exertion after muscle damage is due to some unknown variable.…”
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There's a place for people with disabilities within the arts: Exploring how interaction with the performing arts may facilitate the social and economic inclusion of youth with disa... by Le Roux, Marlene

“…This study aims to explore how interaction with the performing arts could facilitate the participation of youths with disabilities in opportunities for social and economic inclusion. …”
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Conservation strategies for contemporary street art in Pretoria : a study of Jared Pereira’s public paintings

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The role of pollinators in generating and maintaining floral polymorphism : phylogeographic and behavioural aspects by De Jager, Marinus Louis

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Anthropogenic influences on spotted hyaenas in a protected area the Kruger National Park

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The V&A Waterfront as workplace and leisure space for Capetonians by De Villiers, Rozitta Elizabeth Tercia

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Making useful men and women of our children : investigating the medical inspection of schools in the Cape Province, 1918-1938. by Lemon, Kelsey

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Information monitoring and current awareness services supporting the information behaviour of pregnant women

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Surveillance colonoscopy for Lynch syndrome in the Northern Cape: Does direct contact improve compliance? by Coccia, Anna Claudia

“…During the preparation trip an attempt is made to reach all individuals scheduled for surveillance but due to the vastness of the Northern Cape inevitably every year some areas are not visited. It has been noted that over the past few years fewer than 25 % of the total participants obtained 100 % adherence to surveillance. …”
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Fly pollination of generalist daisies in the Greater Cape Floristic Region by Vlotman, Carly Bianca

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Seed dispersal by black-backed Jackals (Canis mesomelas) and hairy-footed gerbils (Gerbillurus spp.) of !nara (Acanthosicyos horridus) in the central Namib Desert by Shikesho, Saima Dhiginina

“…This was accomplished by examining visitation rates and fruit removal of !nara melons, primarily by jackals. …”
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A household survey of maternal and child health in the Mount Frere Health District, Eastern Cape by Irlam, James

“…A participatory process was followed, in order to develop research capacity within the district, and to facilitate interaction between health workers and the community. …”
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Modelling the uptake of visitor research in protected area visitor management

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Pharmacogenomics of sickle cell disease therapeutics: pain and drug metabolism associated gene variants and hydroxyurea-induced post-transcriptional expression of miRNAs by Mnika,Khuthala

“…Additionally, protein-protein interaction (PPI) network and enriched biological processes and pathways were investigated. …”
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Growth of HIV Exposed and Unexposed Infants by Ramokolo, Vundi

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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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