• Giving voice to the voices of legal practitioners with disabilities 

  White, Robyn May; Johnson, Ensa; Bornman, Juan, 1968- (Routledge, 2022)

  Several international human rights conventions focus on ensuring access to justice for all. Based on their unique lived experiences, legal practitioners with disabilities have much to offer in terms of understanding – from ...
• Components of a digital transformation strategy : a South African perspective 

  Mapingire, Kudzai; Smuts, Hanlie; Van der Merwe, Alta (Springer, 2022)

  Most organisations have begun to take the phenomenon of digital transformation very seriously and in response, they have adopted a digital transformation strategy (DTS) to guide them on the journey to being digitally ...
• Why is this an anomaly? Explaining anomalies using sequential explanations 

  Mokoena, Tshepiso; Celik, Turgay; Marivate, Vukosi (Elsevier, 2022-01)

  In most applications, anomaly detection operates in an unsupervised mode by looking for outliers hoping that they are anomalies. Unfortunately, most anomaly detectors do not come with explanations about which features make ...
• Osteogenesis imperfecta : an overview 

  Phonela, Sizwe M.H.; Goller, Ruan; Karsas, Maria (MedPharm Publications, 2020-11)

  Osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) is a metabolic bone disorder commonly encountered in orthopaedic practice within the context of a multidisciplinary team. Although relatively rare, it is among the most researched of the skeletal ...
• Tax legislation and the right to equality : does section 23(m) of the Income Tax Act 58 of 1962 rationally differentiate between salaried individuals and individuals who earn their income mainly from commission? 

  Botha, Louis; Meyer, Zoe; Kok, J.A. (Anton) (Juta Law, 2020)

  The authors speculate how a court should deal with a tax matter that implicates the right to equality. Section 23(m) of the Income Tax Act 58 of 1962 squarely raises an equality dispute — in the context of rational/irrational ...

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