JSHSS Volume 6 Issue 1 Year 2017

Articles

• Namibian learners' perceptions regarding English second language writing activities

  Patricia Nandu, Louise Mostert, Talita C. Smit

  002 - 017

  • PDF 437 Downloads

• Organisational knowledge management: a case study of the ministry of Gender Equality and Child Welfare (MGECW) in Namibia

  Cathrine T. Nengomasha, Mitchel M. Mubuyaeta, Catherine M. Beukes-Amiss

  018 - 040

  • PDF 270 Downloads

• Basic phychological need satisfaction and the impact on turnover intention across industries, Windhoek

  Wesley R. Pieters

  041 - 062

  • PDF 163 Downloads

• Vulnerability and inclusion in the control of acute respiratory infections policy in Namibia

  Gert Van Rooy

  063 - 073

  • PDF 136 Downloads

• A critical reflection on student teachers' challenges during practicum placements in rural primary schools in the Kavango regions of Namibia

  Charity Ausiku, Gilbert N. Likando, Felicitas Mberema

  074 - 093

  • PDF 846 Downloads

• Neo-liberalism masquerading as 'mixed economy'? a critical analysis of Namibia's principles of economic order

  Job S. Amupanda

  094 - 118

  • PDF 322 Downloads

• A preliminary description of the syntax and morphology of interrogatives in the Shona language

  Francis Matambirofa

  119 - 131

  • PDF 107 Downloads

• A revolutionary character, a dispensable rebel? Edgar Tekere's political point-scoring autobiography of a Zimbabwean nationalist movement

  Jairos Gonye, Thamsanqa Moyo, James Hlongwana

  132 - 153

  • PDF 245 Downloads

• The significance of cross-fertilisation practices in Kiswahili technical and specialised translations

  Pendo S. Malangwa

  154 - 169

  • PDF 170 Downloads

• An analysis on why the mathematics and integrated Natural Sciences basic education teachers diploma (BETD) graduates opted further studies in their areas of specialisation at the Rundu campus, University of Namibia

  Alex M. Ilukena, Christina N. Utete, Reuben Sirinji

  170 - 179

  • PDF 248 Downloads

• Zi-feiti-wuieyn: fashion and beaty in Kom history in Cameroon as understood through photographs

  Walter G. Nkwi

  180 - 207

  • PDF 302 Downloads

• Soil loss estimation in a semi-arid mountainous cathment environment, City of Windhoek, Namibia

  Rosemary N. Shikangalah

  209 - 222

  • PDF 147 Downloads

• Effectiveness of higher order thinking scaffolding tool as a knowledge transfer instrument among University of Namibia science students

  Paulus Kapolo, Cornelia Sheimemanya, Sandrag P. Shihomeka, Malakia Nghuumbwa

  223 - 240

  • PDF 120 Downloads

• The claimed dravidian influences on southern African societies: some linguistics perspectives

  Anderson Chebanne, Kemmonye Monaka

  241 - 253

  • PDF 221 Downloads