The influence of effective use of mobile devices for learning outside the classroom: case study of secondary school students in Tanzania and South Africa by Mwapwele, Samwel Dick

“…There is an ongoing debate on whether students’ use of mobile devices extends to academic purposes. In developing countries, mobile devices are argued to assist in reducing digital divide and foster educational use leading to poverty alleviation. …”
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Affordable rental housing delivery in Kenya by Olonde, Victor Otieno

“…However, rental housing markets in most developing countries have been characterized by market failure because of the inability to provide adequate rental units commensurate with the urban population's demand. …”
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The role of push and pull motivation factors on total early-stage entrepreneurial activity (TEA) in the Built Environment sector

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Roads infrastructure funding and financing for Namibia : a case study of the national road network by Petrus, Helvi Ndilimeke

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A small push goes a long way: An evaluation of the cumulative effects of a cash transfer on South African youth by Jani, Tafadzwa

“…In the late 2010s, depressed household incomes endured in many developing countries in the Americas, Africa and Asia. …”
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The role of labour regulation in attracting foreign direct investment : the case of export-oriented industries in Ethiopia

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Loan growth and risk: evidence from microfinance institutions in Africa by Moyi, Eliud Dismas

“…Similarly, the chapter employs a system GMM approach on data for 34 countries in SSA over the period 2004 – 2014. …”
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Effects of threshing and post-threshing recovery methods on postharvest losses in two varieties of rice by Sanneh, Lamin

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Towards a framework for assessing the impact of organisational capacity on integrated transport planning in district municipalities by Malila, Bonile Lucas

“…To address these challenges, the Department of Transport has made various interventions, including the placement of interns in several municipalities across the country, reviewing transport planning frameworks and developing planning guidelines for the preparation of Integrated Transport Plans (ITPs). …”
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Modeling a systems-based framework for effective IT auditing and assurance for less regulatory environments by Anomah, Sampson

“…IT audit literature, hence, demonstrates existence of several best practices aimed at meeting the increasing demand for more audit and assurance outcomes that bridge the widening audit expectations gaps. In developing countries with less stringent regulatory systems, however, attempts to implement many of these frameworks have proved unsuccessful. …”
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The actualization of the social media affordance for sociality in an informal learning environment: the case of Saudi Arabia by Almukhaylid, Maryam

“…The thematic analysis method was employed in this study to analyse the collected data. …”
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The influence of large-scale investment in agricultural land on household food security in Nanyuki area of Kenya

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The perception of female youth regarding menstruation hygiene management in Kameeldrift, Tshwane

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Evaluation of when road space prioritisation/infrastructural improvements for paratransit vehicles is warranted: A case study of Mitchells Plain, Cape Town by Oni, Oluyemi

“…South Africa being a partly developed and partly developing country also have this particular problem in terms of its public transport system. …”
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Using international diversification to enhance predicted equity index performance: a South African perspective by Phillip, Jarryd

“…Therefore, the first objective of this study was to examine the feasibility and accuracy of using a machine learning technique to model and predict the future price of stock market indices of South Africa (All Share Index) and a variety of other developed and developing international markets, which included South Africa, Brazil, Russia, India and China of the BRIC countries and Italy, France, Netherlands, Switzerland, Germany, Nigeria, Australia, Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia, Japan, the U.S., Turkey and the U.K., which were identified as South Africa’s major trading partners. …”
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Smartphone hearing screening in mHealth assisted community-based primary care

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Environmental concern in South Africa : an analysis of elite and public attitudes and their implications for public policy by Zeelie, Hein

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