Factors influencing the International Church of Christ's decision not to require formal theological training for its Ministers from 1979-2002 by Lappeman, James R

“…The influences were: - The Boston Movement's schismatic conflict with the CoC. - Kip McKean's personal experience of formal theological training. - The CoC colleges' perceived loss of training credibility. - Kip McKean's authority within the Boston Movement - The Boston Movement's narrow definition of a 'trained church minister'. - The Boston Movement's model of church replication and multiplication. - The Boston Movement's allocation of resources towards missions. - A foundation of ministers who already had a formal theological education. …”
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Enhancing the conservation of freshwater biodiversity through improved freshwater conservation planning techniques by Nel, Jeanne Lindsay

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Office and training centre for Ghana National Association of Garages (GNAG) - Kumasi (Suame Magazine) by Korankye, William Oteng

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The identification and application of common principal components by Pepler, Pieter Theo

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Optimal production planning and scheduling, case study: Guinness Ghana Brewery Limited, Kumasi by Derkye, Adom

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Assessment of financial control system in Nifa Senior High School in North Akuapem Municipality in the Eastern Region Of Ghana by Asamoah, Samuel

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Financial management practices of micro, small and medium Enterprises in the Obuasi Municipality. by Nketsia, Rufus Eshun

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Assessment of strategic management practices on the performance of firms: a case study of Techiman small taxpayers office of Ghana revenue authority. by Korsah, Esther Agyeiwaa

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South Africa's generational economy by Oosthuizen, Morne Jacques

“…These economic flows at each age are quantified by the National Transfer Accounts (NTA) methodology, providing a view of the so-called generational economy and allowing us to see how different age groups produce, consume, share, and save resources at a given point in time. NTAs are constructed from a variety of data sources—including household survey data, administrative data, national accounts data and population data—to be consistent with National Accounts and can be thought of as age-disaggregations of various national accounting aggregates. …”
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The role of project managers in construction health and safety implementation in Ghana by Alormene, Gilbert Aseye

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Monetary valuation of the damage effects of water pollution on human health (the case of Subin, Sisa and Oda rivers in Kumasi) by Adu-Poku, Richard

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Inflorescence initiation and development, and the manipulation therof [sic], in selected cultivars of the genus Protea by Gerber, Audrey I. (Audrey Inga)

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Assessment of preservation of paper records at Lesotho National Archives

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Pension fund Investment and infrastructure development in Namibia by Mingeli, Benedictus

“…Developing countries, such as Namibia, need to bridge the existing infrastructure gap to improve the country's comparative advantage, economic growth and competitiveness, quality of life and the welfare of its citizens. As traditional sources of finance dwindle, Pension Fund savings need to be pooled to complement traditional sources of funding, such as government budgetary allocations, borrowing and user fees. …”
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Effect of palm kernel expeller supplementation on production performance of Jersey cows grazing kikuyu/ryegrass pasture

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The implementation of Communicative Language Teaching in primary schools

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Internet investor relations, information asymmetry and the cost of capital: evidence from JSE listed companies by Nel, George Frederick

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Application of machine learning and knowledge-based systems to support decision-making on fate and behaviour of engineered nanoparticles in aqueous environment

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