The heterogeneous impacts of energy type and metering systems on household welfare: insights from Ghana and South Africa by Nunoo, Isaac Kwamena

“…Energy inputs such as electricity and fuel are essential drivers of enterprise development. The research employs the Ghana Living Standard Survey (GLSS7) data to examine the importance of electricity usage on household enterprise income. …”
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Armed groups and disarmament challenges in the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s Kivu region, 2013-2018

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Bridging the skills gap in the financial industry : uncovering the skills that banks require in the future world of work

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Information and Communication Technology Skills Dynamics in Mozambique by Canani, Ammar

“…Interviewing participants from the different parts of the country will broaden understanding. Lastly, comparing the dynamics in Mozambique to dynamics in similar countries (in terms of development indicators) may provide further insight.…”
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Drivers of supply chain risk in energy and mining industries in Africa

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Health and safety of women in extractive industries

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Essays on water resources and the Ugandan economy

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Broad-based black economic empowerment : the holy grail for financial health? A study of companies listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange by Dreyer, Jan Adriaan

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Challenges in adopting a Project Governance system in local government by Leni, Bulelwa

“…Despite all the Acts, Legislations, Policies, Frameworks, and diagnostic studies in place, there is a sense that South Africa as a country is still unable to handle its present economic and social concerns, as well as governance problems. …”
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Teachers' experiences of implementing the SIAS policy in selected Gauteng East township primary schools

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Africa's ‘miracle state'? the intersection of political leaders and non-state actors in the greening of Botswana through wildlife by Mogende, Emmanuel

“…These agencies and actors, financed environmental related programmes, facilitated the development of green institutions, and influenced the country's conservation policies. …”
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Exploring challenges with transfer pricing in South Africa: impact on government spent and income by Mashamaite, Mmapula

“…Advanced South African Revenue Services (SARS) reporting systems, advance pricing agreements enforcement, assistance by development finance institutions, improved technological resource capabilities, and capacity and resource improvements were revealed as key themes for the objective of exploring the initiatives employed by South Africa to address the transfer pricing challenges. …”
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State provision of social security : some theoretical, comparative and historical perspectives with reference to South Africa by Kruger, Johannes Jacob

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The contribution of cross-border trade in meeting household needs in Lüderitz Namibia

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Exploring the functioning of families living in the socially disorganized communities of Khayelitsha and Delft: A family resilience perspective by Dyantyi, Nolusindiso

“…The end of Apartheid entailed nothing less than a wholly new constitution for South Africa, but the country remained one of the most unequal societies in the world, with a small and wealthy minority dominating a large but impoverished majority, (Sisk, 1995). …”
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A phenomenological study of the experiences of pregnant, black adolescent girls living with HIV/AIDS

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Local bargaining in industrial relations with special reference to South Africa by Kritzinger, Andrienetta Susanna

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The place of the visual arts in Pre-University education in Ghana by Adjei, Anthony Kwasi

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A measure of affordable loss in effectual decision-making

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Two petro-states diverge: explaining the institutional evolution of Nigeria and Angola by Harvey, Ross

“…It is well-established that oil wealth in weakly institutionalised states tends to undermine development instead of catalysing it. Cross-country regressions, however, struggle to explain why comparably oil-wealthy countries such as Nigeria and Angola experience different political and economic outcomes over time. …”
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