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Africana Library CARTA @ 10 Scientific Conference Proceedings:3-4 December, 2020 s part of the Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa (CARTA)@10 celebrations, a Scientific conference took place, in a online video conferencing format at 03-04 December 2020 which brought together CARTA fellows and graduates to present and discuss their research in health systems and non-communicable diseases, ageing, sexual and reproductive health rights, infectious diseases, and immunization.Datasets EBE ETD Automation Test Community
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The impact of using monolingual pedagogies in South African classrooms on the academic performance and social inclusion of African learners who are learning through an additional language.
(2023) Thato Shumba
Getting Started - CRO Testing - Faculty tested Introduction Congratulations on reaching this significant milestone! This platform is designed to streamline the final thesis submission process. Here's how it works: Submission: Easily upload your final thesis document in the approved format(s). Faculty Review: Upon submission, your thesis will be routed to your Faculty for comprehensive review. Central Records: After Faculty approval, your thesis will be forwarded to Central Records for verification and archival purposes. Library Publication: The final step involves your thesis being made available through the University Library for broader academic use and discoverability. Test
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In the crosshairs of ANC factional battles: A historical study
of the transformation of the SABC from a public broadcaster to an ANC party broadcaster (2008-2018)
(2022) Lizeka Noxolo Mda
Central Records Office ensures that records of the University are organised, searchable and easily retrieved in a systemic and defined manner in compliance with generally accepted recordkeeping principles thereby preserving the Universities institutional memory. Central Records Office is the central repository for all University records and it is of significance that records are made available to users and can be easily traced and tracked between the user and the office. The purpose of this document is: Testing 123 Testing 123
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The impact of using monolingual pedagogies in South African classrooms on the academic performance and social inclusion of African learners who are learning through an additional language.
(2023) Thato Shumba
Central Records Office ensures that records of the University are organised, searchable and easily retrieved in a systemic and defined manner in compliance with generally accepted recordkeeping principles thereby preserving the Universities institutional memory. Central Records Office is the central repository for all University records and it is of significance that records are made available to users and can be easily traced and tracked between the user and the office. The purpose of this document is:
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The making of a national beauty: An ethnographic exploration of the authentic vs. the fake in Tanzanian beauty salons
(2023) Rhoda Bandora
Central Records Office ensures that records of the University are organised, searchable and easily retrieved in a systemic and defined manner in compliance with generally accepted recordkeeping principles thereby preserving the Universities institutional memory. Central Records Office is the central repository for all University records and it is of significance that records are made available to users and can be easily traced and tracked between the user and the office. The purpose of this document is:
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Lifting the lid on potential biases: Audiologists (AUDs) and Speech Therapists and Audiologists (STA) and South African Sign Language as a tool of service delivery in the Deaf Community and SASL users in South Africa - An exploratory study.
(2020) Tsakane Matjeke
A barcode system is basically a means of recording data in a visual format. The data is encoded in a special optical or machine-readable form, where it can be read later. This data is normally linked to information about the object to which it is attached. In the case of retail stores, that object is the product that is being purchased. The data on the barcode is used to check out the price of the product.