• Green logistics in a South African retailer : a case study 

  Kanyongo, Milvet (2023)

  The negative environmental effects being caused by logistical operational activities have raised concern about the needs of the future generations. Retailers are among those organisations whose operational activities are ...
• A tourism employee talent management framework for hotel employee retention in Zimbabwe 

  Mutadzakupa, Barbara (2023-01-31)

  This study endeavoured to construct a model which will resolve the talent management challenges specifically retention of skilled employees currently being faced by the hospitality industry of Zimbabwe. The aim of the study ...
• Urban tourism demand modelling : a City of Tshwane investigation 

  Gotore, Medalto (2023-01)

  Previous studies on urban tourism in South Africa have mostly focused on the supply side. However, for there to be supply there has to be demand, so it is important that the demand side of urban tourism be understood. The ...
• Investigating barriers to career advancement for women in the South African Tourism Sector 

  Tisaker, Nasreen (2022)

  Gender inequalities persist across all economic sectors, and women do not have the same economic opportunities as men. According to the World Bank, the tourism sector offers significant opportunities for women's ...
• The efficacy of government incentives in creating sustainable entrepreneurial growth in the agribusiness SMMEs entrepreneurial ecosystem in Botswana 

  M'Kali, O'Brian (2023-03)

  This study investigates the efficacy of government incentives in creating sustainable entrepreneurial growth in the agribusiness SMMEs entrepreneurial ecosystem in Botswana. The study uses a conceptual framework to organize ...
• Entrepreneurship: the phenomenological study of the lived experiences of intrapreneurs ‘now turned’ entrepreneurs in South Africa 

  Akinbinu, Bolarinde Mathew (2021-08)

  This study examined the lived experiences of the intrapreneurs ‘now turned’ entrepreneurs in South Africa with emphasis on Gauteng province. It investigated the reasons for the selected intrapreneur’s transition into ...
• Non-motorised transport as key element to an integrated rapid public transport network: the Cato Manor case 

  Cele, Nomfundo Gugulethu Precious (2018-12)

  In South Africa, non-motorised transport (NMT) modes such as cycling and walking are generally used by poor people to access centres of employment, public services (for example, library, educational institutions, public ...
• Perceived gender-based barriers to business start-up amongst prospective farmers in South Africa 

  Mavhungu, Mbulaheni (2019-10)

  Few female farmers are participating in the sector due to various gender-based challenges that they face. The purpose of this study was to investigate prospective farmers’ motivation and their personal attitude to starting ...
• Perceptions on the role of locally owned small, medium and micro enterprises in the economic development of Rustenburg, South Africa 

  Chiromo, Samuel John (2018-07)

  The primary objective of this study was to investigate the perceptions on the role of locally owned small, medium and micro enterprises (SMMEs) in the economic development of Rustenburg, South Africa. The study was motivated ...
• Exploring operational level employees' contribution towards corporate entrepreneurship within a long-term insurance company based in Johannesburg 

  Mugunzva, Fidel Isheanesu (2019-10)

  This cross-sectional qualitative study explored and described the role and contribution of operational level employees towards corporate entrepreneurship (CE) in the long-term insurance sector in Johannesburg, South Africa. ...
• A best practice framework for visitor information centres in Gauteng Province, South Africa 

  Chikati, Shybow (2019-04)

  Globally, Visitor Information Centres are increasingly recognised touchpoints contributing to the success of tourism destinations. In Gauteng, South Africa, their numbers continue to decline. The service level of these ...
• The relationship between entrepreneurial orientation and business performance of youth entrepreneurs in Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality 

  Kumadeka, Cynthia Mawufemor Afua (2019-02)

  Youth unemployment is one of the key global challenges facing the world today. Statistically, the global youth unemployment rate is 13.1%. Youth entrepreneurship is viewed as a possible solution to youth unemployment. ...
• Alignment of supply chain management practices with policies and regulations in state owned entities in South Africa 

  Setino, Rebecca (2018-06)

  The study examined the alignment of Supply Chain Management (SCM) practices with the policies and regulations in State-Owned Entities (SOEs) in South Africa. SCM plays a crucial role in the implementation of service delivery ...
• The management of sustainable action plans at selected nature-based attractions in Botswana 

  Nyamandi, Thembelihle (2019-01)

  Tourism generates foreign currency and employment, and proper planning and management benefits the community and environment upon which tourism depends. The study investigated the management of sustainable action plans at ...
• A hybrid framework for assessing the cost of road traffic crashes in South Africa 

  Moyana, Hlengani Jackson (2019-02)

  Mitlumbo ya mifambafambo ya le magondzweni i xin’wana xa miringeto (risks) yo biha ku tlula hinkwayo ya swifambo swa le gondzweni emisaveni hinkwayo, leswi yimelaka xiphiqo lexikulu xa swohanyaswin’we-ikhonomi ngopfu-ngopfu ...
• Supply chain management: a human resources perspective in a South African automotive manufacturing organisation 

  Nadine, Umutoni (2019-01)

  This study attempts to examine and comprehend the connection between human resources management (HMR) practices and effective supply chain management (SCM) implementation by means of a conceptual framework and construct ...
• Supply chain risks experienced by Stellenbosch wine producers 

  Naude, Rodney Trevor (2018)

  The South African wine industry is a significant contributor to the South African economy. However the wine producers are facing financial and operational challenges as they operate and compete in a highly traded local and ...
• A literacy model for sustainable avitourism 

  Conradie, Nicolene (2017-11)

  Avitourism (birding) in South Africa, with remarkable birdlife, provides economic, social and conservation opportunities. Globally, bird species are decreasing rapidly due to environmental degradation and climate change. ...
• Strategic planning processes employed by Gauteng South African Football Association (SAFA) Soccer clubs 

  Boya, Kgaugelo Sammy (2015-11)

  Sport, and particularly soccer, is becoming increasingly professionalised and thus commercialised. Soccer has managed to uphold notable economic growth globally. As affirmation of this growth, both the South African and ...
• Determining procurement best practices in South African comprehensive universities 

  Dlamini, Winnie (2016-01)

  The procurement function accounts for the largest total amount of organisational expenditure. This fact notwithstanding, the function is still referred to as non-strategic and is often subordinate to finance in the public ...

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