The effect of remittances on Egypt's economic growth by Naga, Samar Amr

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The effect of a physical wellness pathway on the chronic absenteeism of shift workers at an Eskom power station by Schouw, Darcelle D.

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Is Sub-Saharan Africa likely to yield demographic dividends in the 21st century? by Ngcongo, Nokukhanya

“…The main findings of the study using PMG estimation are that: (i) there is a negative statistically significant relationship amongst working age population, female working age population and GDP per capita, due to the unproductive labour impact and low income levels; (ii) there is a positive and statistically significant relationship amongst human capital (education and health) and GDP per capita; and (iii) savings has a positive and statistically significant relationship with GDP per capita, however the impact is minimal due to the high dependency ratio and the population still consuming a significant portion of their income. …”
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Essays on political economy in sub-Saharan Africa

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Improving utilisation of maternal health related services: the impact of a community health worker pilot programme in Neno Malawi by Kachimanga, Chiyembekezo

“…Firstly, the number of new pregnant women enrolled in ANC per month increased by 18.0 % (95% Credible Interval (CrI) 8.0%, 28.0%), from 83 to 98 per pregnant women. …”
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Improving utilization of maternal health related services: the impact of a community health worker pilot programme in Neno Malawi by Kachimanga, Chiyembekezo

“…Firstly, the number of new pregnant women enrolled in ANC per month increased by 18.0 % (95% Credible Interval (CrI) 8.0%, 28.0%), from 83 to 98 per pregnant women. …”
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The determinants of the structure of government expenditure in Africa

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A policy for the stimulated development of the Transkei by Gemmel, Robert

“…The problem in the Transkei is defined as basically a social problem; the attitude of the people does not create an environment conducive to economic development. Productivity per morgen and per person is low. With 98% of the population living in the non-urban areas and 85% of the economically active population being engaged in agriculture there is over-crowding on the land and per capita income is low.The standard of education of the people is low and there are virtually no employment opportunities other than in subsistence farming.…”
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Multi–criteria livestock assessment for sustainability of smallholder farms in Kwa-Zulu Natal by Mahlobo, Busie Truetia

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Factors influencing specialist outreach and support services to rural populations in the Eden and Central Karoo districts of the Western Cape : a Delphi study by Schoevers, J. F.

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Impact of fuelwood quality and quantity on rural households’ energy use in Omusati region in North-West of Namibia by Hainduwa, Feliciana Ndapewa

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