An analytic framework to advance understanding of power sector reforms in Sub-Saharan Africa by Hampton, Brent

“…While the approach has proved moderately successful in some developed countries, the outcomes in developing countries, and particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa, have been generally unsatisfactory. …”
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A critical analysis of the fiscal incentives offered to a particular South African Special Economic Zones by Saggers, Graeme Donald

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The impact of privatization of water system towards the poor. A challenge to pastoral care with special reference to the rural communities of Bushbuckridge

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Essays on fiscal policy implementation and governance : evidence from sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) by Akongwale, Sabastine

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Drivers of supply chain risk in energy and mining industries in Africa

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Scaling - up low fee private schools in South Africa

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Investigating the antecedents and consequences of e-participation on refugees sustainable livelihoods a case: Palestinian refugees in the Gaza strip by Aradeh, Osama Aabid

“…The use of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) has advanced in all socioeconomic strata, especially in developing countries. The use of ICT has had a significant impact on the participation of civilians, both citizens and refugees in the context of politics. …”
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Bitcoin adoption in South Africa, an end user perspective by Kimani, Njinu

“…The usage of Bitcoin in developing countries for especially for international remittances and transfers has shown significant benefits such as lower transaction fees. …”
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A comparative analysis of the implementation of the e-passport system in Botswana and Lesotho

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The limitations of the legal framework in addressing the problem of child labour in artisanal and small-scale mining in Zimbabwe by Mutendera, Chiyedza Ennah

“…The socio-economic conditions people in developing countries, particularly those in poor rural areas of developing countries like Zimbabwe has pushed people into artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) of various minerals for survival. …”
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Flags of convenience: legal responses to a 20th century shipping phenomenon by Hagenmeier, Cornelius

“…Generally, public opinion associates flags of convenience with ships owned by unscrupulous individuals from rich countries which are flagged out to certain developing countries in order to take advantage of a cheap work force and lesser safety standards.…”
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Assessing industrialisation in South Africa with special reference to textile and clothing trends during the 1990s by Qobo, Simon Z. T.

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A survey of worker participation in Bophuthatswana by Lewis, David

“…Worker participation and the acceptance thereof is well established in first world countries. In third world countries it is still a relatively new concept which tends to rely on legislation for its existence and continuing function. …”
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An Artificial Intelligence Framework for Assessing the Financial Performance and Valuation of Construction Contractors in Egypt by Youssef, Omar Magdy

“…The construction industry is one of the main contributors to the social and economic development of any country, and the growth of the industry is highly dependent on the financial success of construction companies. …”
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Big data analytics strategy formulation: a case study of big data analytics organizations in South Africa by Kondo, Never

“…The importance of the South African context is that South Africa is classified as a leading emerging economy in Africa, with the potential to bridge the digital divide between developed and developing countries on the global market. …”
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How university academics respond to the introduction of new quality policies in South African higher education

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Civil-military relations in Nigeria and Tanzania : a comparative, historical analysis by Hoel, Ragnhild

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Sustainability of e-waste Management: Egypt case study by Mohamed, Ahmed Tarek

“…The electronic waste sector is unregulated in most developing countries; this results in the informal sector being heavily involved in managing and handling it. …”
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Talent management in emerging economies : study in mining multinational corporations in Sub-Saharan Africa

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An implementation evaluation of light for the world´s inclusive education programme in Ethiopia by Muellegger, Birgit

“…These programmes are especially necessary in developing countries, where about one-third of all children have some sort of disability. …”
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