Understanding transitioning from traditional business analysis to agile business analysis: the case of South African Banks by Iyamu, Augustine

“…Some of the challenges organisations faced are struggling to reduce uncertainty, and lack of quicker response time. This has been attributed to a lack of empirical evidence or limited terms of reference. …”
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Improving access to credit for smallholder farmers in Mozambique : lessons from government efforts in developing countries of Africa and Asia

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Building Speech-Driven Assessment Tools for Afrikaans and isiXhosa Children by Louw, Retief Gideon Arno

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The history and development of tax in Nigeria – an overview

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Distributed IP mobility management for hosts and networks by Ernest, Petro Pesha

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An analysis of local perceptions of the role of drought in exacerbating contemporary pastoral conflict in northern Kenya: a case study of Marsabit County by Mohamed, Bishar

“…Many descriptions of the conflict suggest that drought is an underlying driver, however other factors have also been suggested, i.e., politics, availability of arms, cultural values, population, governance, and lack of income (Adano et al., 201. Hence this research project explores the local perceptions of the main drivers of conflict. …”
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Lawful, reasonable and fair decision-making in disciplinary cases in secondary schools

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Selecting authentic audiovisual materials and designing authentic tasks in the AFL classroom: Criteria and challenges by Hamed, Mohamed Hassan

“…Such results, therefore, support the hypothesis that AFL teachers lack a clear understanding of AT. In response, certain pedagogical implications are proposed.…”
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The social role of the Museum: a visitor survey in the Cape by Van Zyl, Cornelia Christina

“…In South Africa there is almost a total lack of such information as most museums have been too busy with their own internal problems to go through the trouble of learning something about the communities they serve. …”
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Factors Influencing SMEs’ Access to Finance in South Africa by Serame, Molobeng

“…These include poor governance by SMMEs and lack of proper bookkeeping. It is recommended that SMMEs upskill themselves with financial literacy and basic business management skills. …”
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Growth and survival of small and medium-scale enterprises in Kenya – an empirical case study of Nairobi County by Muzenda, Tigere

“…The main objective of this research was to determine which factors constrain the growth and survival of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Nairobi County, Kenya. …”
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The township-based MSME's perspective: Understanding the challenges and benefits associated with DFI Business Development Services in South Africa by Thomas, Tayla

“…The study employed the thematic qualitative analytical technique to analyse primary interview data from 17 township-based MSMEs in South Africa. The study found the main challenges to be a demand-supply mismatch, poor access to finance, lack of aftercare programmes, lack of trust in government services and poor quality and duration of services. …”
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Exploring factors causing the high incidence of sexually transmitted infections in the township of Du Noon by Dookhith, Azhaar Bibi Faatimah

“…Results: Cultural beliefs, having multiple partners, lack of partner notification, alcohol consumption and lack of condom usage were found to be the main contributing factors to the high incidence of STIs. …”
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Enhancing participation through rural self-help structures in KwaZulu - the case of a bureaucratic public institution by Ndlovu, Baby E C

“…There is also a general lack of consistency between the mission of the agency and the contents of the personnel appraisal and evaluation tools and processes and hence – lack of commitment to goals and/or goals' displacement. …”
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The violation of the National Minimum Wage Act in South Africa and recommendations for improving compliance by Nzama, Malusi

“…The high rate of non-compliance has thrived despite of the existing enforcement systems and structures. The main challenges to non-compliance include insufficiency and undertraining of labour inspectors, lack of inspector resources, lack of public awareness of the legislation, tedious compliance procedures, lenient non-compliance penalties, labour migration trends, informalisation of labour and an increase of triangular forms of employment, including the gig economy. …”
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The right to work and rights in the workplace: securing the socio-economic rights of foreign migrant workers in the construction sector in Cape Town by Lorgat, Aisha

“…They are understood to be denizens (Standing, 2011) who lack citizenship and, as such, their entitlement to some or all rights is denied or at least, called into question. …”
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Lines of defence for combined assurance models: a structured literature review

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Evaluating the 4A's framework in serving the low-income consumer self-help housing needs

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The moral development of adolescents orphaned by AIDS in child-headed households

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