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Volume 46 CONTENTS 2014 Volume 46, Number 1 APRIL 2014
M.P. Sebola and S.E. Mahlatji • Planning and Implementation of Government Strategy for Projects in the Limpopo Department of Economic Development, Environment and Tourism, South Africa 1-9
S. M. Kang’ethe and Tatenda Manomano • Evaluating the Ownership Spirit Displayed by the Golf Course Reconstruction and Development (RDP) Housing Programme Beneficiaries with Evidence Emanating from the 2011-2013 Research Case Study 11-19
Rose Mujila Mboya and Unathi Kolanisi • Subsistence Farmers’ Mycotoxin Contamination Awareness in the SADC Region: Implications on Millennium Development Goal 1, 4 and 6 21-31
Elizabeth Venter and Johanna G. Ferreira • A Plea for Environmental Education That Focuses on Learning to Care 33-38
M. Masekoameng and L.L. Maliwichi • The Status of Food Access in Limpopo Province: A Case of Rural Households in Sekhukhune District South Africa 39-46
F. D. K. Anim and P. K. Chauke • Environmental Degradation Differences among Rural Farming Communities in the Limpopo Province of South Africa 47-54
S.M. Kang’ethe and Sindiswa Xabendlini • Exploring Myths Associated with HIV/AIDS with Examples from A Few Countries of the World 55-61
Marios Sotiriadis and Lesedi Nduna • Market Segmentation of Nature-based Attractions: A Framework for Experience and Activity-oriented Segmentation 63-71
Ritu Dhir and Kiran Bains • Anthropometric Profile of Adult Women as Influenced by Dietary Protein and Exercise 73-77
Kola O. Odeku • Climate Change Induced Food Scarcity: A Threat to Agricultural Sustainability 79-89
F. N. Mudau and J. W. Kruger • Students Perception on the Entrepreneurship Curriculum at the University of South Africa’s Department of Agriculture and Animal Health 91-101
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Chijioke Uwah • Creating a Culturally Inclusive Intervention Mechanism for HIV/AIDS Education in South Africa 103-111
M.P. Sebola and J.P. Tsheola • Economics of Agricultural Land Restitution and Redistribution in South Africa: Willing-Seller, Willing-Buyer Business Imperatives Versus Socio-political Transformation? 113-123
S. M Kang’ethe and Dudzai Nyamutinga • Evaluating the Success and Implementation of Millennium Development Goal Number One towards Eradicating Hunger and Poverty of Women and Children in South Africa 125-133
Augustine Okhobo Dokpesi • Worsening Pattern of Man-environment Interface in Nigeria: Poverty as Cause and Consequence 135-145
G. Mutinta • Multiple Sexual Partnerships and their Underlying Risk Influences at the University of KwaZulu-Natal 147-155
Shingirayi Florence Chamisa and T. Q. Mjoli • HIV/AIDS Awareness Training Programmes and Risk Behaviour among Students 157-164
Hari Ballabh, Srinivasan Pillay and Viratha Hariram • Morphometric Factors Influencing Settlements in the Lesser Himalayas: A Case Study of the Dhundsir Gad, a Tributary of the Alaknanda River 165-176
S. M Kang’ethe and Joseph Serima • Exploring Challenges and Opportunities Embedded in Small-scale Farming in Zimbabwe 177-185
Prudence Khumalo • Leadership Will Remain a Key Factor in Attaining Global Environmental Sustainability: What are the Stakes? 187-194
M. K. C. Sridhar and T. B. Hammed • Turning Waste to Wealth in Nigeria: An Overview 195-203
Vongai G. Murugani, Joyce M. Thamaga-Chitja, Unathi Kolanisi and Hussein Shimelis • The Role of Property Rights on Rural Women’s Land Use Security and Household Food Security for Improved Livelihood in Limpopo Province 205-221
Hennie Claassen, Geoffrey Mukwada, Merle Naidoo and Pululu Mahasa • Land Reform and Grain Production: The Case of Emerging Farmers in Qwaqwa, South Africa 223-234
Cecile Gerwel Proches and Shamim Bodhanya • Using a Change Management Framework to Examine the Effect of a Marine Resource Policy on the Stakeholders in the Fisheries Sector, South Africa 235-247
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Phumlani Myende and Vitallis Chikoko • School-University Partnership in a South African Rural Context: Possibilities for an Asset-based Approach 249-259
L. J. S. Baiyegunhi and G. C. G. Fraser • Poverty Incidence among Smallholder Farmers in the Amathole District Municipality, Eastern Cape Province, South Africa 261-273
L. J. S. Baiyegunhi and M. B. Hassan • Economic Performance of Small Scale Private Irrigation Scheme: A Case Study of the Tin Mining Ponds of the Jos Plateau, Nigeria 275-283
F. Guevara-Hernández, J. Nahed-Toral, L. Rodríguez-Larramendi, R. Pinto-Ruiz, G. Cruz-Rodríguez, P. Mendoza-Nazar and H. Gómez-Castro • A Social Approach for the Assessment of Transition Farms: Taking Steps toward Whole-System Organic Certification in Mexico 285-296
Akpovire Oduaran • The HIV and AIDS Epidemic and the Challenge Posed to University Education Excellence in Sub-Saharan Africa 297-308
A. L. Del Angel-Perez and J. A. Villagomez-Cortes • Environment Perceptions and Conservation Preferences along the Coatepec-La Antigua Watershed, México 309-318
Reyagalaletsa Tom and Pilot Mudhovozi • Exploring Knowledge of and Burden Felt by High School Learners with Parents Living with HIV and AIDS 319-330
Martin Enock Palamuleni • Demographic and Socio-economic Factors Affecting Contraceptive Use in Malawi 331-341
Mangizvo V. Remigios • The Significance of Culture as a Household Energy Determinant: The Case of Chiwundura Communal Area, Zimbabwe 343-349
Index 351-352
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