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An evaluation of tax compliance among small businesses

Published in : South African Journal of Accounting Research, Journal Volume 40, Issue 1, 02 January 2026
Author(s): Mphagahlele O. Ndlovu , et al.
Keywords: involuntary non-compliance, SME taxation, tax evasion, tax compliance strategies, theory of planned behaviour
Pages: 21–39
Article Views: 44
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Exploring SDG 2 disclosure of South African food and beverage companies

Published in : South African Journal of Accounting Research, Journal Volume 40, Issue 1, 02 January 2026
Author(s): Elizma Booysen , et al.
Keywords: Sustainable Development Goals, SDG 2 ‘Zero Hunger’, Food and beverage industry, South Africa, SDGs business reporting guidance
Pages: 62–85
Article Views: 47
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Exploring auditing experts’ reactions to expanded public sector auditors’ powers in South Africa

Published in : South African Journal of Accounting Research, Journal Volume 40, Issue 1, 02 January 2026
Author(s): Lindani Myeza , et al.
Keywords: Auditor-General South Africa (AGSA), Public Audit Amendment Act, Public Audit Act, public sector, and South Africa
Pages: 40–61
Article Views: 50
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Management entrenchment: Determinants and impact on firm performance of French listed companies

Published in : South African Journal of Accounting Research, Journal Volume 40, Issue 1, 02 January 2026
Author(s): Mounir Jaouadi , et al.
Keywords: corporate governance, management entrenchment, firm characteristics, firm performance
Pages: 1–20
Article Views: 52
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Correction

Published in : South African Journal of Accounting Research, Journal Volume 40, Issue 1, 02 January 2026
Author(s): , et al.
Keywords:
Pages: 86–86
Article Views: 46
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The moving structure of reality in Gadamer’s method of interpretation: A philosophy of life in the making of history

Published in : Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology, Journal Volume 25, Issue 1, 31 December 2025
Author(s): Andrew Fuyarchuk , et al.
Keywords: hermeneutic realism, hermeneutics, metaphysics, ontology
Pages: 1–5
Article Views: 241
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Timely teaching in higher education: A note on being present in existential matters

Published in : Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology, Journal Volume 25, Issue 1, 31 December 2025
Author(s): Helene Torsteinson , et al.
Keywords: Continental pedagogy, exemplarity, first-person encounters
Pages: 1–7
Article Views: 212
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Changing midlife tropes: A transcendence into epiphany

Published in : Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology, Journal Volume 25, Issue 1, 31 December 2025
Author(s): Louisa Niehaus , et al.
Keywords: adversity at midlife, midlife crisis, midlife misconceptions, midlife narratives, narrative therapy, new midlife generation, qualitative psychology, self-actualisation
Pages: 1–11
Article Views: 230
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Listening to the voices of Namibia’s recreational anglers to improve shore-based fishery resource use and management

Published in : African Journal of Marine Science, Journal Volume 47, Issue 4, 19 December 2025
Author(s): NMC Gusha , et al.
Keywords: Argyrosomus inodorus, Dichistius capensis, fishing compliance, governance, human dimension, Lithognathus aureti, perceptions, socio-ecological system
Pages: 373–386
Article Views: 323
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Impact of catch and release on the welfare of bronze seabream Pachymetopon grande in the South African marine shore-based fishery

Published in : African Journal of Marine Science, Journal Volume 47, Issue 4, 19 December 2025
Author(s): EC Butler , et al.
Keywords: blood chemistry, experimental fishing, recreational fisheries, reflex action mortality predictor, reflex impairment, rock and surf fishing, Sparidae, stress response
Pages: 363–372
Article Views: 203
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The movements of adult leerfish Lichia amia in the Breede Estuary, Western Cape, South Africa: insights from acoustic telemetry

Published in : African Journal of Marine Science, Journal Volume 47, Issue 4, 19 December 2025
Author(s): WM Kilian , et al.
Keywords: Carangidae, estuary-dependent fish, leervis, migration, movement ecology, philopatry, spatio-temporal movement, tagged gamefish
Pages: 321–329
Article Views: 217
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Assessing the thermal tolerance of a cosmopolitan eurythermal species, the flathead mullet Mugil cephalus

Published in : African Journal of Marine Science, Journal Volume 47, Issue 4, 19 December 2025
Author(s): DL Mukhari , et al.
Keywords: acclimation, break point, critical temperature, Kowie Estuary, laboratory experiment, Mugilidae, thermal breath, warm-temperate estuary
Pages: 425–436
Article Views: 203
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Catch trends and population status of the leopard whipray Himantura leoparda (family Dasyatidae) off the east coast of South Africa

Published in : African Journal of Marine Science, Journal Volume 47, Issue 4, 19 December 2025
Author(s): BQ Mann , et al.
Keywords: competitive shore angling, IUCN Red List status, probability-of-capture, risk assessment, stingray conservation, western Indian Ocean
Pages: 403–412
Article Views: 128
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The behavioural response of an estuarine teleost (Cape stumpnose Rhabdosargus holubi) to angler bait collection in two adjacent Eastern Cape estuaries, South Africa

Published in : African Journal of Marine Science, Journal Volume 47, Issue 4, 19 December 2025
Author(s): EC Butler , et al.
Keywords: animal behaviour, anthropogenic niche, anthropogenic noise, behaviour conditioning, prawn-pumping, Sparidae, underwater observations
Pages: 437–445
Article Views: 116
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Assessment of the movement behaviour of dusky kob Argyrosomus japonicus along the coast of South Africa using 39 years of tag-recapture data from a voluntary tagging project

Published in : African Journal of Marine Science, Journal Volume 47, Issue 4, 19 December 2025
Author(s): T Knight , et al.
Keywords: citizen science, dusky meagre, mulloway, ORI-CFTP, partial migration, spawning migration, taxonomic confusion
Pages: 351–362
Article Views: 141
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Influence of the Benguela Upwelling System on the genetic connectivity of blacktail seabream Diplodus capensis across southern Africa

Published in : African Journal of Marine Science, Journal Volume 47, Issue 4, 19 December 2025
Author(s): WF Olivier , et al.
Keywords: adaptive capacity, fisheries management, gene flow, marine fish, microsatellites, mtDNA, phylogeography, Sparidae
Pages: 447–459
Article Views: 110
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Comparing the activity of exploited and unexploited populations of a reef-dwelling seabream, Chrysoblephus laticeps, during an extreme upwelling and cold-spell event

Published in : African Journal of Marine Science, Journal Volume 47, Issue 4, 19 December 2025
Author(s): NT Mlotshwa , et al.
Keywords: acoustic data, phenotypic plasticity, Roman seabream, South Africa, thermal resilience, thermal stress, thermal-performance phenotypes, Tsitsikamma MPA
Pages: 331–340
Article Views: 109
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Horizon scanning to identify priority research questions for the South African marine shore-based recreational fishery

Published in : African Journal of Marine Science, Journal Volume 47, Issue 4, 19 December 2025
Author(s): K Hewett , et al.
Keywords: 100 questions, ecosystem approach, governance, policy, sea angling, socio-ecological system, spearfishers, stakeholders
Pages: 387–401
Article Views: 120
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Individual variability in the thermal limits of juvenile dusky kob Argyrosomus japonicus from a permanently open estuary

Published in : African Journal of Marine Science, Journal Volume 47, Issue 4, 19 December 2025
Author(s): J Frachet , et al.
Keywords: adaptability, breakpoints, critical thermal limits, fish physiology, Kowie Estuary, recruitment dynamics, phenotypes, thermal niche
Pages: 413–423
Article Views: 104
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Unravelling the mystery of a unique giant trevally Caranx ignobilis aggregation in the Mtentu Estuary, Pondoland Marine Protected Area, South Africa

Published in : African Journal of Marine Science, Journal Volume 47, Issue 4, 19 December 2025
Author(s): RB Dixon , et al.
Keywords: acoustic telemetry, diel habitat use, fish aggregation, giant kingfish, migration, movement patterns, thermal refuge, Wild Coast
Pages: 461–477
Article Views: 131
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