Worker flows in South Africa from 2008 to 2019: Evidence from matched quarterly labour force survey by Pan, Sammy

“…Using the matched QLFS panel, we find that the average quarterly worker flow rate was 46.26% over the period 2008 – 2019, which is large when compared with other developing countries. This is surprising in a labour market considered by many as rigid. …”
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The roles of non governmental organizations in the financing of micro enterprises in Ghana: A case study of Sinapi Aba Trust (SAT). by Ansah, Wilberforce Baffour

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The interdependence of human rights: a case study with recommendations for law reform to promote decent work in the informal economy and street vending sector in Nigeria by Osiki, Abigail Emilomo

“…Indeed, particularly in developing countries, work is valuable as a means to gain income to meet the needs for food, shelter, health care, clothing and education. …”
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Addressing water scarcity in urban Tanzania: household preferences, behavioural interventions, and technological adoption by Tibanywana, Julieth Julius

“…Access to safe drinking water remains a critical challenge in developing countries. As of 2022, only 31% of the population has access to safely managed drinking water, while the rest rely on basic, unimproved, or surface water sources. …”
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The extension of existing data and methods to measure poverty and mobility in data-poor, agrarian Sub-Saharan Africa by Ferreira, Thomas

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Understanding the experiences of mothers of children with stunting in two Egyptian communities focusing on the first 1000 days by Abdelgawad, Rana

“…Interview data transcripts were manually coded, and themes were deductively and inductively developed. A narrative review of exemplar countries summarizing key initiatives and learnings from countries was done. …”
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Living, laughing, and loving in Guatemala City : a practical theology of peacebuilding

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Determinants of Life Insurance Penetration in SADC by Nkotsoe, Leonard Motseakgosi

“…The macroeconomic and demographic variables employed in the research are income, inflation, financial development, urbanisation, education, health expenditure, age dependency, life expectancy, institutional quality (independent variables), and life insurance penetration (dependent variable) in Southern African Development Community member states. …”
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An exploration of services and member profiles at Senior Service Centres in the Western Cape, South Africa by Harris, Fahmida

“…In response to similar global trends, the World Health Organization (WHO) developed the global Active Ageing Policy Framework (AAPF) to inform the actions taken by countries to address the needs of older persons, acknowledging the different contexts and cultures. …”
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An evaluation of an after-school programme for high school learners in Cape Town, South Africa by Benkenstein, Alex

“…Poor academic achievement in relation to developing country peers, together with a range of other issues such as violence in schools, high drop-out rates and high teenage pregnancy rates, contribute to the perception of a crisis in South African education. …”
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Patients' Perceptions of Person-Centred Care in Audiology: A South African Cross-Sectional Survey by Blasl, Danielle

“…Moreover, closer investigation between healthcare sectors is needed, especially in developing countries like South Africa.…”
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Customer experience as an antecedent to market orientation: a mixed methods study of postgraduate students by Raja, Shameema Ebrahim

“…The methodological contribution of this study was the validation of the UNIVERSITY-I-MARKOR in the context of the developing world, highlighting the specific dimensions of Market Orientation that needed to be stimulated to enhance the student experience and the quality of the services provided by Higher Education institutions. …”
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Investigating how the learning needs of students with vision disability are understood and accommodated within mainstream secondary schools in Cameroon: a case study of one seconda... by Longla, Fobuzie Bridget

“…The new knowledge does not only add to the limited body of knowledge on the education of students with vision disability in Cameroon but may assist role players in education, such as the ministries of education, teachers, parents and education authorities to develop measures which guarantee quality and equity in education for all learners as an issue of human rights and social justice.…”
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Evaluating Health and Safety Practices In Sawmills: The Case of Naja David Veneer and Plywood (NDVP) Ltd., Kumasi by Alewabah, Stephen Benyaseh

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The knowledge, attitudes, beliefs and practices towards palliative care of family physicians in the Boland and Northern Suburbs of Cape Town by Loftus, Cornelius

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The Perceptions of Emergency Medicine Physicians and Trainees Regarding Family Presence During Adult Patient Resuscitation in South African Public Sector Emergency Centres by McAlpine, Nicola Anita

“…FPDR education and development of local guidelines are recommended.…”
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Towards formulating a comprehensive social security scheme for Lesotho by Mosito, Kananelo E

“…In most African countries, social development continues to raise grave concern as the majority of the population is afflicted by a litany of inexhaustible social risks. …”
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Sustainable red meat from a nutrition perspective

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