• The transition effect from traditional to virtual office : a case of the South African Civil Aviation Authority 

  Mantsho, Lungiswa Blanche Felicity (2024-07-16)

  Globally, industries have been forced to adjust to the “new normal” of operations introduced by the COVID-19 pandemic. This paradigm shift has imposed new business ways and has significantly impacted work environments. ...
• The fourth industrial revolution and the future of jobs : problems and prospects in the south 

  Roy, Melanie (2022-11)

  This study investigated the impact of 4IR technologies on automotive industry workers, focusing on job changes in VW, BMW, Lear Corporation, and Schnellecke, the identification of organisational problems faced by workers, ...
• Towards a corporate social responsibility communication framework : a responsible leadership perspective in FTSE4GOOD organisations 

  Walsh, David (2024-02-29)

  This study addresses the evolving landscape of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) communication within organisations and its intricate connection to responsible leadership. As stakeholder expectations undergo dynamic ...
• The nutrition transition in urban Ethiopia during rapid economic growth (2000-2016) 

  Tsegazeab Bezabih Woldeyohannes (2024-04)

  This study sought to examine the patterns and drivers of the nutrition transition in urban Ethiopia between 2000 and 2016, which coincided with a period of rapid economic expansion and urbanisation. A mixed-methods research ...
• The influence of remuneration satisfaction on employee motivation and performance in a South African agricutural organisation 

  Juggpall, Sherleen (2024-02-27)

  This study examined he influence of remuneration satisfaction on employee motivation and performance in a South African agricultural organisation. It also investigated the effect of biographical variables on these factors. ...
• Factors affecting technological innovation commercialisation support success in SMMEs in South Africa 

  Phochana, Sebina (2023-12-22)

  This study outlines the factors affecting technological innovation commercialisation support success of technological innovations for the survival of Small Micro and Medium Enterprises (SMMEs). Technological innovation ...
• Internal and external factors affecting the growth of small, medium and micro enterprises in overstrand local municipality, Western Cape Province 

  Basson, Nicolene (2023-12-20)

  Background: Small, medium and micro enterprises (SMMEs) play a vital economic role in South Africa, yet high failure rates persist. Removing obstacles to growth is key. This study explored internal and external factors, ...
• Moving towards a carbon pricing strategy to leverage the decarbonisation of mining operations in South Africa 

  Makamela, Kgalalelo Constance (2023-11)

  The aim of this study was to develop a carbon pricing strategy to accelerate decarbonisation in the mining sector. A qualitative study was conducted to draw policy lessons from comparative analysis of the carbon tax policy ...
• The moderating role of the audit committee on internal governance and financial sustainability in local government in Ghana 

  Agyemang, Joseph Kwasi (2023-09)

  The need to enhance the financial sustainability of municipalities cannot be overemphasised. Despite the presence of internal governance mechanisms and the mandate of the Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies ...
• The prediction of rural tourist experience: investigation at the cultural village in Lesotho 

  Shale, Shale Johannes (2024-02-08)

  The development of various service quality models has been well researched, but they still need to be applied at a rural accommodation establishment in Lesotho is still lacking. Although there is consensus that service ...
• Framework model for financing sustainable water and sanitation infrastructure in Zimbabwe 

  Mundonde, Justice (2022-10-24)

  The specific objectives of this study were three-fold: to analyse global public-private partnerships (PPP) models commonly used in providing water and sanitation services in urban settlements, and assess their applicability ...
• Relationship between entrepreneurial education, motivation, and entrepreneurial intention among Enactus students in South Africa 

  Gwala, Sbusiso Clerence (2023-01-15)

  Due to the high level of unemployment in South Africa, the number of people starting businesses is lagging behind the rate of other African continents. Compared to other African countries, South Africa has a low level of ...
• The link between foreign aid and economic growth in Africa : does the source of aid matter 

  Mamo Girma Tefera (2023-01)

  This study empirically investigates the aid-growth nexus in 51 African countries composed of 25 low-income and 26 middle-income countries during the period 2000-2017. Within the context of the current changing global aid ...
• Exploring the touchpoints that influence a customer's experience in Gauteng branches of a South African retail bank 

  Naidoo, Yeganthiran (2022-02-22)

  Regardless of the rapid proliferation of digital technologies within the banking industry in recent years, the sustained importance of bank branches as a channel that offers retail banks an opportunity to interact with ...
• Techno-economic and sustainability assessment of solar-aided lignocellulosic biorefineries 

  Nwai, Christian Yakan A. (2023-01-30)

  The aim of this thesis is to conduct a techno-economic and sustainability assessment of solar-aided biorefineries in South Africa. Previous studies on solar-aided lignocellulosic biorefineries are limited to concept ...
• The disruptive impact of financial technologies on the financial services industry in South Africa 

  Cele, Simphiwe Khethukuthula (2023-07-31)

  The financial services industry in South Africa has been experiencing disruptions due to the emergence of financial technologies (fintechs). Therefore, the primary objective of this study was to investigate the impact ...
• A framework to develop support strategies for SMMEs in the Northern Cape Province, South Africa 

  Weilbach, Natalia (2023-10)

  Small, medium, and micro enterprises (SMMEs) are the cornerstones of an economy. While there is a broad spectrum of support for these enterprises, the given support does not address all the barriers that SMMEs face. SMME ...
• Leadership styles and success of government construction projects in Kampala : a contingent stakeholder approach 

  Ssenyange, Kasimu (2023-06-05)

  The aim of the thesis was to examine the relationship between leadership styles, stakeholder engagement and government construction project success and developed a framework to enhance project success in Kampala, Uganda. ...
• Factors affecting growth and profitability of spaza shops in Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality 

  Ndimande, Thulane Churchill (2023-05-22)

  The study aimed to understand the factors affecting the growth and profitability of spaza shops in the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality (EMM). A qualitative, explorative approach was undertaken in the four selected ...
• Reconnoitering sand mining impacts in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa 

  Mngeni, Asangonga (2021-11)

  dissertation presents an account of the impacts of sand mining activities in the province of the Eastern Cape of South Africa. The theoretical framework and methodology of the dissertation are based on the dialectical ...

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