The impact of remittances on poverty in Africa: A cross-country empirical analysis by Mahlalela, Noxolo

“…To fill this gap in the literature, this study analyses the impact of remittances on poverty in a panel of 32 African countries. The study expands upon earlier work by including two additional foreign currency inflows, exports and Official Development Assistance (ODA). …”
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Foreign direct investment, institutional quality and business regulatory environment: Evidence from Africa by Abdelghany, Nada

“…Using a panel of 46 countries for the period 2012-2016, a mediation analysis is employed to examine the relationship between an established governance index, as a proxy measure of institutional quality, using Worldwide Governance Indicators (WGI) and the doing business score developed by the World Bank (WB), as a proxy measure of business regulatory environment. …”
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Consumer ethnocentrism and attitudes towards domestic and foreign products : a South African study by Pentz, Christian Donald

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A comparative study of China's foreign direct investment in Africa: regulation, policy, and legal cooperation by Lefifi, Tebogo

“…Previous research has interpreted China's increasing outward foreign direct investment OFDI as a byproduct of China's market- or resource-seeking agenda and failed to consider the legal aspects of the relationship. …”
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A comparative analysis of the role of foreign aid in post-conflict reconstruction of Rwanda and Sierra Leone by Elnour, Amna

“…Nevertheless, Rwanda’s dependency on foreign aid remains a challenge. In contrast, Sierra Leone’s post-conflict reconstruction experience has been less successful, on one hand, foreign aid has played a positive role in the peacebuilding process, on the other hand, it has economically crippled the country and created a relationship of dependency. …”
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The impact of Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment on foreign direct investment inflows into South Africa

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The People’s Republic of China’s “strategic partnerships” with South Africa : 1998-2013 by Sithole, Abel Moffat

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China in Africa : friend or foe? : China’s contemporary political and economic relations with Africa by Botha, Ilana

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Essays on FDI and welfare dynamics in Africa by Kaulihowa, Teresia

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Host-country risk, corporate political strategies and the subsidiary performance of South African multinationals in wider Africa

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An Econometric Analysis of the Relationship Between the Namibian Government Debt and Economic Growth by Shipila, Ndeshihafela Melao

“…The study found no causality effect between general debt, foreign debt, domestic debt and GDP. The main policy recommendation from this study is that, in order to avoid the country from plunging into a debt crisis, the Namibian government should consider determining an optimal debt-to-GDP ratio to serve as an indicator beyond which an increase in debt will be deemed unsustainable. …”
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CREC7‘s infrastructural investment in the DRC : an in-depth study of the motives for Chinese outward FDI by Van Der Lugt, Sanne

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Causal relationship between financial capital financial flows and economic growth in South Africa by Dyushu, Mphumleli

“…Developing countries rely significantly on foreign capital inflows to supplement domestic savings for investment and growth. …”
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Human security as an influence on Japan’s contemporary Africa policy: principles, patterns and implications. by Van Wyk, Heste

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The impact of South African supermarkets on agricultural and industrial development in the Southern African Development Community

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The migration of Africa's intellectual capital: an explorative research on the career trajectories of academics from other African countries to the University of Cape Town, South A... by Hulsekopf, K

“…Nevertheless, they are all engaged in building relationships to institutions or civic organisations in their home country as well as enabling postgraduate students from their home country to come to South Africa for further studies The dissertation suggest further research to examine to what extent these 'knowledge exchanges' and 'educational transfers' between academic diaspora in South Africa and other African countries are fertile for development in the country of origin and in which ways, universities and academics, in their role as 'ideological leader' can contribute to socio-economic and cultural development by establishing sustainable of relationships which are of mutual benefit.…”
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Trade development - the impact of trade preferences in facilitating competitive Industrial development : an Agoa Case Study by Steenkamp, Andre Eric

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The Role of Innovation Intermediaries in Developing Healthcare Innovation Ecosystems: Value Co-Creation through Platforms by Ngongoni, Chipo Nancy

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Essays on exchange rate behaviour in South Africa by Khomo, Melvin Muziwakhe

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