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2026
S.A. Ganiyu, M. Ngungu, R. Bottey, S.D. Mensah
Ganiyu, S.A., Ngungu, M., Bottey, R. & Mensah, S.D. (2026) Modeling cross-market capital flows using fractional competition dynamics. Frontiers in Applied Mathematics and Statistics. April:Online.
Interactions between the stock market and the rapidly expanding cryptocurrency market have become an important feature of modern financial systems. Compared with traditional equity markets, cryptocurrency markets are generally more volatile and more sensitive to investor sentiment, speculative behavior, and technological change.…
2026
L.A. Darbes, B. Chibi, N. Tesfay, S.E. Dilworth, H. Humphries, L. Merrill, A.A. Conroy, M.O. Johnson, T.B. Neilands, S.A. Gutin, A. van Heerden
Darbes, L.A., Chibi, B., Tesfay, N., Dilworth, S.E., Humphries, H., Merrill, L., Conroy, A.A., Johnson, M.O., Neilands, T.B., Gutin, S.A. & van Heerden, A. (2026) Couple- based intervention for HIV prevention care and treatment in South Africa: a study protocol for a randomised controlled trial of Simunye. BMJ Open. May:Online.
While improvements have been made across the HIV care continuum in South Africa, gaps remain. relationship- focused couples- based approaches may be one avenue to improve HIV- related outcomes for men and women. Prior couples- based studies have been found to improve several HIV care and treatment outcomes in this context, but…
2026
Pienaar, G., Roberts, B.J., Gordon, S.L., Mchunu, N., Dunn, S, Davids, Y.D., Steyn-Kotze, J. & Bohler-Muller, N. (2026) Regulating political finance in South Africa: a public perspective on the Political Finance Act and its implementation. Journal of African Elections. 25(1):73-100.
South Africaâ??s evolving political funding framework considering the Political Funding Act (PFA) No. 6 of 2018. The PFA was enacted to promote transparency, accountability, and fair competition in the financing of political parties and independent candidates and representatives. The legislation makes the disclosure of large…
2026
R. Velho, M. Gastrow
Velho, R. & Gastrow, M. (2026) Science and power in situ: new lenses for understanding the entanglements of astronomy clusters with host communities in Chile and South Africa. Science, Technology & Society. April:Online.
This article examines the social entanglements of large-scale astronomical research infrastructures (RIs) with their host communities in which they are embedded. Responding to a marked gap in both the Science, Technology, and Society (STS) and impact assessment literatures, where societal consequences for host communities have…
2026
M. Seleka, N. Ledibane, T. Mokhele, K. Zuma, S. Moyo, S. Jooste, A. Musekiwa
Seleka, M., Ledibane, N., Mokhele, T., Zuma, K., Moyo, S., Jooste, S. & Musekiwa, A. (2026) Prevalence, associated factors and geospatial patterns of HIV drug resistance in South Africa among the virally unsuppressed adults: updated results from the 2017 national HIV household survey. BMC Public Health. 26:1-16.
South Africa bears the highest HIV burden globally, with substantial antiretroviral therapy (ART) scale-up. HIV drug resistance (HIVDR) threatens progress toward UNAIDS 95â??95-95 targets. We assessed national HIVDR prevalence and associated factors among virally unsuppressed adults in 2017, before dolutegravir (DTG)-rollout.…
2026
W.H. Hira, M.E. Nyok, N.V. Pemunta, B.E. Njee, M.F. Alubafi, N.N.B. Tram, V. Nimaar, A.C. Tanywe, J. Fojou, T.O. Bosire
Hira, W.H., Nyok, M.E., Pemunta, N.V., Njee, B.E., Alubafi, M.F., Tram, N.N.B., Nimaar, V., Tanywe, A.C., Fojou, J. & Bosire, T.O. (2026) The influence of traditional food consumption on Cameroonian immigrantsâ?? perception of type 2 diabetes in Minnesota: an exploratory qualitative study. Frontiers in Public Health. March:Online.
This study explored how traditional food consumption shapes perceptions of type 2 diabetes (T2D) risk among nondiabetic Cameroonian immigrants residing in Minnesota, USA. The focus was on participantsâ?? dietary behaviors, lifestyle adaptations, and experiences with the U. S. healthcare system. Guided by an integrated…
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