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  • A Market approach to balance services pricing 
    Naidoo, Robin (University of Pretoria, 2013)
    The co-optimization of energy and reserves has become a standard requirement in integrated markets. This is due to the inverse relationship that exists between energy and reserves. The provision of reserves generally reduces ...
  • Market Buildings 
    Provenance photograph collection (Unknown)
  • Market hall 
    Provenance photograph collection (Unknown)
  • Market hall opening in Delagoa Bay railway 
    Provenance photograph collection (Unknown)
  • Market implications for technology acquisition modes in the South African ferrochrome context 
    Van der Lingen, Elma; Paton, A. (Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2018-10)
    The South African ferrochrome industry has been faced with various challenges during the past few years, such as influences from the market, manpower strikes, China’s control over the demand for both ferrochrome and ...
  • Market square 
    Provenance photograph collection (Unknown)
  • Market Square, Pretoria 
    Voutsas, A.P.S.; Findlay, R. (Braune & Levy, Johannesburg, 1900)
    Postcard of Market Square in Pretoria, as it appeared in early 1900.
  • Market Square, Pretoria 
    Voutsas, A.P.S.; Findlay, R. (Braune & Levy, Johannesburg, 1900)
    Postcard of Market Square in Pretoria, as it appeared in early 1900.
  • Market Street 
    Provenance photograph collection (Unknown)
  • Market Street - Pretoria 
    Voutsas, A.P.S.; Findlay, R. (Unknown, 1900)
    Market Street in Pretoria as it appeared in early 1900, with partial views of the Grand Hotel and the Raadsaal, and horse-drawn carriages in the foreground.
  • Market Street - Pretoria 
    Voutsas, A.P.S.; Findlay, R. (Unknown, 1900)
    Market Street in Pretoria as it appeared in early 1900, with partial views of the Grand Hotel and the Raadsaal, and horse-drawn carriages in the foreground.
  • Market Street from Church Square, 1865 
    Voutsas, A.P.S.; Findlay, R. (2007-05-22)
    Watercolour illustration of Market Street as it appeared in 1865, seen from Church Square in Pretoria.
  • Market Street from Church Square, 1865 
    Voutsas, A.P.S.; Findlay, R. (2007-05-22)
    Watercolour illustration of Market Street as it appeared in 1865, seen from Church Square in Pretoria.
  • Market Street south 
    Robertson; Provenance photograph collection (Unknown)
  • Market street, Johannesburg 
    Unknown (2009-08-28)
  • Market streets in South Africa’s informal settlements 
    Steyn, Gerald (Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2008)
    The African market street is unquestionably one of the most contested spaces in the built environment. It is a busy, crowded place shared by traders, pedestrians and vehicles, mostly minibus taxis. This phenomenon is ...
  • Marketing public transport projects 
    Butchart, S. (Southern African Transport Conference, 2016)
    Marketing is changing - from brand-centric marketing to user-centric content. Content marketing is the global trend which winning public transport operators and authorities need to embrace. In this presentation Sara will ...
  • Markovian modelling in business risk analysis 
    Bosman, Stephan; Kruger, P.S. (Paul Stephanus), 1944- (Southern African Institute for Industrial Engineering, 1998)
    Risk analysis in a business context is largely intangible, allowing limited opportunity for the development of means by which the risk can be more securely assured, and in the long run, appropriately managed. This paper ...
  • Marlene Dumas and the painting of (the) flesh 
    Crous, Marius (Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2013)
    Central to Marlene Dumas’s oeuvre is the depiction of human flesh in all its manifestations. By playing on the word “flesh” I will look at how she depicts children and nude adults in her work and to what extent the ...
  • A Marxist view of ruination: José Saramago’s fictional version of the construction of Dom João V’s monastic complex at Mafra, Portugal 
    Mare, Estelle Alma (Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2011)
    The subject of this article is the monastic complex at Mafra, Portugal, commissioned by Dom João V (King John V, 1689-1750). An overview of the historical circumstances of the building project is followed by José Saramago’s ...