The impact of the multiple currency system on the performance of the stock market in Zimbabwe by Mutodi, Energy

“…On the impact of external factors on stock market performance, the stock market index was regressed against the external shocks, namely foreign interest rates, commodity prices, the volatility index which reflected movements in global stock markets, as well as domestic control variables, including domestic economic growth and money supply. …”
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Role of code-switching in teaching and learning in selected senior secondary schools in Botswana

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Activities of champions implementing e-Learning processes in higher education

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Theory and applications of univariate distribution-free Shewhart, CUSUM and EWMA control charts

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A study into the use of fatty acid and xanthate collector combination in the recovery of base metal sulphides : a holistic approach

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Integrating in-field measurements and remote sensing for improved resource use efficiencies in irrigated potato

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Measuring Institutional Conflict: An Empirical Analysis of Formal–Informal Institutional Interactions and COVID-19 Policy Outcomes by Marais, Amy

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Psychological wellbeing and health-related quality of life among low-income women living with HIV/AIDS in the province of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa by Nair, Krishna Mannadiar

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Horn Measurements of Sable Antelope (Hippotragus niger) and Their Value in Age Determination

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Public debt and economic growth: empirical evidence from South Africa by Mbali, Andiswa

“…To achieve the research objective, this study uses the time series technique, namely, the autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) bounds testing approach of cointegration test and the Granger causality approach to test the causal relationship between variables. Analysis of variance decomposition and impulse response functions are used to illustrate the proportions of movements of variables due to its own shock relative to other variables by shocking one standard deviation. …”
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The relationship between foreign exchange reserves, Pula exchange rate and inflation in Botswana by Israel, Bofelo

“…Unit root and correlation tests were run on the data to ensure the variables were stationery and error terms correlation was eliminated in the time series. …”
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Incompressible flow with variations in density by Rakotoarisoa, Avotra Elie

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Modelling the destination preferences and travel motivations of tourists in an emerging market context

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Investigation of factor rotation routines in principal component analysis of stock returns by Weimar, Nicole

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Variation of echolocation pulse source levels and detection distances for bat assemblages across an environmental gradient: “a test of the acoustic adaptation hypothesis” by Wechuli, David Basara

“…Hence, echolocation pulses within or between species may vary from one habitat to the next due to variable selection pressure, resulting in local adaptation as formalised in the Acoustic Adaptation Hypothesis, which proposes that acoustic properties of the environment influence sound propagation and ultimately the evolution of echolocation pulses. …”
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The riparian vegetation of the Hottentots Holland Mountains, Western Cape, South Africa by Sieben, E. J. J.

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The determinants of interest rates in the informal financial sector and its effects on microfinance - a case study of the Ashanti Region of Ghana by Banibensu, Elike Mensa

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Selected exercise and skeletal muscle characteristics of African distance runners by Weston, Adele Robyn

“…Comparisons between groups were made with the Student's t-test for unpaired data whilst the relationships between variables were analysed using the Pearson's correlation coefficient. …”
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Financial structure, economic growth and firm productivity in Sub Saharan Africa by Mathenge, Naomi Muthoni

“…However, it is important to consider the heterogeneous nature of countries in a panel, and the limits that cross country studies put on the variables that can be considered. For this reason, the second study focuses on a single country from SSA, Kenya, and offers a more detailed analysis using quarterly data for the period 2002-2014. …”
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