The solvent effect, preferential solvation of metformin hydrochloride in binary mixed solvents of methanol/ethanol + water mixtures from 278.15 K to 323.15 K by Adel Noubigh, Abdalazeem A. Omar, Manef Abderrabba

“…South African Journal of Chemical Engineering…”
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Materiality in reporting integration in South Africa: A natural language processing analysis by Cornelis T. van der Lugt, Hans-Peter Bakker, Nadia Mans-Kemp

“…South African Journal of Economic and Management Sciences…”
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Exploring the necessity of corporate dynamic capability and sustainable performance by Li Mingxing, Ma Zhiqiang, Bailin Ge, Song Xinping, Mohammad Heydari, Maulid H. Bwabo

“…South African Journal of Economic and Management Sciences…”
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How speculative culture shapes green innovation performance: A dual regional and institutional lens by Hao Ji, Lingling Suo, Yuanxin Yu

“…South African Journal of Economic and Management Sciences…”
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An exploratory study of the tax rate reconciliation disclosures of JSE listed companies by Rudie Nel, Anja van Niekerk

“…South African Journal of Economic and Management Sciences…”
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How and when supervisors’ information sharing reduces new employees’ errors by Tesfaye A. Bafa, Mingyu Zhang, Chong Chen

“…South African Journal of Economic and Management Sciences…”
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Xenophobia in South Africa by Zama Mthombeni

“…The paper makes the claim that marginalised South Africans are ‘Native Foreigners’, as opposed to simply perpetrators, drawing on Neocosmos’ idea of native foreigners. …”
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A Review of Dying for Freedom: Political Martyrdom in South Africa by Jacob Dlamini (Polity Press, 2024). by Taurayi Munemo

“…According to Achille Mbembe (Necropolitics 2019), necropolitics is the use of both political and social power to dictate how one must live and how one must die. The history of South African politics evinces how dying for freedom was considered the pinnacle of heroism. …”
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Sexual dimorphism and ancestral variation in the pectoral and pelvic girdles of modern humans by Daphne R. Hudson, John H. Langdon

“…Comparisons of ancestral groups reveal that white South Africans have larger pectoral and pelvic dimensions than black South Africans, but that blacks have larger index values than whites. …”
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Raising a thousand Tutu voices: Reflections on the Truth to Power exhibition

“…The article argues that the cries and bruised bodies of the victims of apartheid, such as those of Mrs Calata, widow of Fort Calata, one of the Cradock Four victims, and of thousands of “ordinary people”, are still reverberating down the decades to be heard and acknowledged by specifically White South Africans. The example and the courage of the poet and journalist, Antjie Krog, who covered the TRC hearings and who is still speaking poetry to power as a public intellectual, are used to reflect on the author’s own culpability and that of other White Afrikaans-speaking South Africans and their involvement in the TRC process. …”
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Afrique du Sud : Les enjeux du gaz de schiste by François Lafargue 

“…The South-Africans have undergone regularly for several years of the interruptions of distribution of electricity, caused by the big rise of the request, which was not correctly anticipated and by the outdatedness of the installations. …”
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THE ROLE OF MINISTERS IN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: by K.J. Pali

“… The Dutch Reformed Church in Africa, Orange Free State (DRCA OFS), is one of the Dutch Reformed family of churches2 in South Africa established in 1910 for black South Africans. The analysis of the DRCA OFS mission and diaconial ministry reveals that the mission in the DRCA OFS is declining, that community projects are used to address mainly immediate needs, and that there are no strategies to address urgent social challenges in society. …”
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La nouvelle Afrique du Sud à la plage ! Usages et fréquentation de trois plages de la péninsule du Cap by Hélène Frogneux

“…According to all, Cape Town is the most European of South-African cities. Due to its coastal situation Cape Town is both a major port and an appreciated seaside destination, both by the South-Africans and by the foreign tourists. …”
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President De Klerk and ethos by Johann Cornelius de Wet

“…In fact, given the principles of (Western) democratic politics, no South African State President or Prime Minister has ever reached out with so much apparent good will to the vast majority of South Africans. …”
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Racists Beware by Letlhokwa George Mpedi

“…It deliberates on the approach adopted by the South African courts of law in dealing with the vexed issue of racism at work. …”
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BLACK TRAVEL (IM-) MOBILITIES IN SOUTH AFRICA: A CASE OF HISTORICAL URBAN TOURISM RESTRAINT by Christian M. ROGERSON, Jayne M. ROGERSON

“…The focus is on South Africa where a battery of policies to restrain the mobilities of Black South African were enacted and only dismantled with the demise of apartheid. …”
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Editorial by Johannes A Smit, Denzil Chetty

“…Martin Prozesky’s academic career as student and scholar in Religious Studies and Ethics, and his substantial impact on South Africans of all walks of life through his thought, publications, and practical ethics training in the academy, and in the corporate and public domains. …”
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Employment Services South Africa usage: Perspectives from jobseekers and employees by Akhonamaqwabe Gumede, Stellah Lubinga, Tyanai Masiya, Michel Tshiyoyo

“…The system's primary aim is to place unemployed South Africans in available job opportunities by facilitating information sharing between employers and jobseekers based on the jobseekers’ qualifications and experience. …”
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Setting new standards for health communication in South Africa by Sonja Verwey, Andrea Crystal

“…Although this strategic approach is designed to promote and provide healthcare to al/ South Africans, it appears to be failing. According to the Economist Intelligence Unit the health status of South Africa is the poorest of all 27 countries measured. …”
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