• Identification of potential sites for rainwater harvesting structures as an adaptation to drought emergencies in Eswatini 

  Sifundza, Lungile Senteni; Beckedahl, Heinz (Water Research Commission, 2025-01)

  Water scarcity is a global problem exacerbated by the ever-increasing population and climate change, especially in arid and semi-arid regions. Diferent water resource management strategies, such as rainwater harvesting, ...
• Dependence of long-term annual rainfall trends in South Africa on analysis period: 1921-2022 

  Kruger, Andries C. (Water Research Commission, 2025-01)

  The focus of the paper is to address the temporal discrepancies in long-term rainfall trend results in South Africa, by evaluating a systematic range of observation periods over the century-long analysis period of ...
• Factors influencing smartphone usage of rural farmers : empirical analysis of five selected provinces in China 

  Ma, Wanglin; Owusu-Sekyere, Enoch; Zheng, Hongyun; Owusu, Victor (Sage, 2024)

  The increasing usage of smartphones by practitioners in various fields of expertise is attracting global attention. However, scanty evidence exists on smartphone usage among rural farmers in developing countries. Using ...
• A study of the incidence of the corona mortis within a South African patient sample using computerized tomographic angiography 

  Naicker, Jade; Tshabalala, Zithulele Nkosinathi; Janse van Rensburg, Jacques; Masenge, Andries; Modisane, Obakeng; Matshidza, Steven; Mogale, Nkhensani (Elsevier, 2024-12)

  INTRODUCTION: Retropubic hematomas are a common development in cases of pelvic ring trauma and post-operative repair of fractures to the anterior column of the pelvis. Early detection and diagnosis of such events using computed ...
• Assessing the effectiveness of academic coaching interventions for student success in higher education : a systematic review 

  Campbell, Anita L.; Mogashana, Disaapele (Routledge, 2024)

  Every student has the potential to change the world by making a significant contribution to society. Experiences in higher education significantly shape the development of this potential, for better or worse, leading to ...

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