Opening the reserves floodgates: The SARB's new excess reserve system and its impact on the South African banking system by Ekstein, Joe Donald

“…The implications of these findings are important in understanding the role the SARB now plays in the South African banking system as a risk-free borrower that competes with others in the financial system for banks' surplus funds. …”
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Theatre-for-development in Zimbabwe : the Ziya Theatre Company production of Sunrise

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Financial development and economic growth – the role of mobile money: empirical evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa and a comparative study of Kenya and Uganda by Tinyinondi, Grace Ainomugisha

“…These include issues related to integrity, privacy, and security; limitations in infrastructure and resources; insufficient alignment of stakeholder incentives; low levels of financial literacy; and the entry of unsophisticated borrowers into the financial system. Thus, this study underscores an important policy implication: while mobile money is a critical tool for advancing financial inclusion, it does not inherently lead to positive economic outcomes. …”
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Socio-technical experiments for sustainable energy technology innovation: a gendered perspective by Van der Merwe, Stefani

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The quantitative analysis of semiochemicals

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A learning-based scheme to optimise a cognitive handoff by Gombiro, Kurai Luke

“…A key condition for spectrum sharing requires that a 'borrowed' channel be handed-over to the owner, in any network for the sake of fair sharing practices. …”
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The architects Atelier : rethinking boukunde's interior spaces

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The South African Milk Tart – Origins and Originality

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Essays on macroprudential policy and financial stability : the case of South Africa by Molise, Thabang Ernest

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Influence of durability properties on performance of bitumen stabilised materials by Twagira, Elias Mathaniya

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Quality financial inclusion, financial vulnerability, and subjective well-being : evidence from South Africa by Kudakwashe Joshua, Chipunza

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