Use of mobile phones by subsistence farmers in the Kingdom of Eswatini: a design science research by Vilakazi, Mlungisi Bongani Lehlohonolo

“…The advancement of mobile phones and their high adoption levels by developing countries makes them one of the most ideal means of disseminating information amongst farmers. …”
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Factors constraining exporting from Lesotho based manufacturing enterprises

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Essays on technological trade composition and capital goods imports

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Towards a multifaceted understanding of the evolution of an Information System Ecosystem: The case of a mobile payment systems implementation and its contextual impact in South Afr... by Harry, Ricardo

“…Most of the research available on implementation studies that involved IS ecosystems, past and present, have been in developed countries. A need arose to conduct studies in developing countries, especially those with an almost equal balance between formal and informal economies coined hybrid economies, shifting focus to the interplay between ICT4D and mainstream IS governed by a continuously changing context. …”
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Exploring a university entrepreneurship ecosystem : the case of Stellenbosch University by Louwrens, Lee-Ann

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The drivers of service sabotage amongst frontline employees

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The Effectiveness of Pillar One as a global solution to increase tax revenues for the UK and Africa by Govan, Hemletta

“…Developed and developing countries rely on different composition of tax revenues with developed countries constituting a greater proportion of personal income tax and developing countries relying on corporate income taxes. …”
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Estimation of the private investment functions for the South African economy

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The external debt and economic growth nexus: empirical evidence in Ghana. by Najib, ibn Abdullahi Hassan

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Improving land tenure security? An evaluation of the application of the VGGT framework in Post-colonial Zambia

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Intention to adopt blockchain technology for collaborative business processes by academic libraries in South Africa by Lengoatha, Lebohang

“…These challenges led to the consortia formation both in developing and developed countries for collective acquisition and sharing of resources. …”
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Linking entrepreneurial motivation, attitude, behaviour and sustainable supply chain performance measurement in South African manufacturing small and medium enterprises by Matsoso, Mamorena

“…Development communities ranging from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the World Bank and African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), among others, may form partnerships with developing countries' governments specifically to address SSCM at manufacturing SMEs. …”
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An evaluation of Action 6 of the Plan on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting : a South African perspective

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A fiscal decentralisation strategy for innovative local government financial management in Botswana by Kwada, Zachariah Daniel

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Access to antiretroviral drugs in South Africa: the HIV/AIDS crisis in the light of the TRIPS Agreement, South African intellectual property and competition law by Voogd, Janina

“…The HIV/ AIDS crisis has reached a high degree of prominence and awareness in both developed and developing countries. However, at the same time rural areas with no, little or very inaccurate knowledge of the HIV/AIDS problem can still be found all over the world. …”
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Post-mortem Lodox® as a potential substitute for histologic confirmation of pneumonia in sudden infant death investigation by Cook, Tracy Leanne

“…Background: Lodox®, low dose digital x-rays, may be used as a cost-effective screening tool in developing countries for the post-mortem diagnosis of pneumonia in the medicolegal investigation of sudden unexpected infant death, avoiding the need to perform an internal examination. …”
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The impact of strategic planning on mission achievement in Egyptian nonprofit organizations: an assessment using the balanced scorecard approach by Ghoneim, Nashwa

“…These domains were namely; customer processes, internal business processes, employees learning and growth, volunteers' development except for financial processes. …”
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