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The potential of plant polyphenols as natural photostable sunscreen active ingredients.
(2022)Protection from the sun dates to prehistoric times as a measure against the deleterious effects of solar ultraviolet (UV) radiation. Overexposure to this harmful UV radiation is a leading cause of pathological changes of ... -
The participation of senior citizen in community development activities in uThukela District, KwaZulu-Natal.
(2020)Senior citizens are often perceived by society as unproductive, alienated and ineffectual individuals. However, if opportunities are made for them, senior citizens can bring a positive change to their respective communities. ... -
Ward committees as a mechanism for promoting community participation and service delivery: a case study of Ubuhlebezwe Local Municipality.
(2020)The transformation of local government in a post-apartheid South Africa was seen as ensuring citizens' inclusion in the policy and decision-making process, especially the marginalized communities and groups, in previously ... -
A framework for the adoption of digital terrestrial television - the case of Ethekwini municipality.
(2022)Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) brings many benefits to viewers compared to regular analogue televisions. Although many countries around the world introduced DTT with such benefits in mind, the rates of DTT adoption ... -
The impact of the socio-political context on peace education: experiences from three selected universities in Zimbabwe.
(2015)In this dissertation, I focus on the impact of the socio-political context on the experiences of the teaching and learning of peace at Africa University (AU), the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) and ...
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