• Exploring "hunhu" as an alternative to Western philosophies in accounting ethics undergraduate curricula in Zimbabwean Universities 

  Warinda, Togara (2023-03-31)

  Accounting scandals that have been experienced at the onset of the 21st century have rekindled interest in accounting ethics education. There is a general consensus on the importance of accounting ethics education. At ...
• Adoption of environmental management accounting in the textile manufacturing industry in South Africa 

  Omoworare, Temitope (2022-12)

  The global profile of environmental concerns has intensified the demand to develop greener practices. This study investigated the green practices employed by textile manufacturing organisations (TMOs) in South Africa, and ...
• The relationship between integrated reporting assurance and investment decision-making 

  Mushwana, Phoebe Danisa (2023-04-24)

  Integrated reporting has received much recognition in the last decade, with many companies, mandated or not, having adopted it and made it the current frontier in corporate reporting. Integrated reporting has become ...
• An integrated framework of environmental management accounting practices to promote greener gold mining in Zimbabwe 

  Nyakuwanika, Moses (2022-03-10)

  Although the Zimbabwean gold mining industry has been praised for its positive contributions to economic growth, it has also come under fire for harming local communities through forced evictions and forced relocation of ...
• Developing a conceptual model linking remuneration governance compliance, executive pay, pay-gap, and performance of JSE firms 

  Mnyaka, Nomanyano Prim-Rose (2022-12)

  Purpose: The global interest in the ability of corporate governance to increase a firm’s wealth based on its reaction to corporate scandals/collapses has led to contestation of the agency theory favoured by extant ...
• A Model for managing working capital optimally 

  Nobatyi, Andile Enoch (2022-12)

  Management of working capital (WC) involves all decisions and actions taken to determine the appropriate level of current assets and current liabilities. Financial managers find it hard to determine the optimum level of ...
• Striving for innovation: a quadruple helix intervention for accounting education in Ghana 

  Zotorvie, Justice Stephen Tetteh (2022-06)

  There have been reports that most newly qualified accounting graduates in Ghana are struggling to secure sustainable employment, mainly because they do not have information communication and technology (ICT) and higher-order ...
• A framework to enhance environmental sustainability of plastic manufacturers in South Africa 

  Foot, Judith (2022-02)

  An integrated view on generative sustainability has taken on acutely important dimensions globally, given the omniscience of degrading environmental forces. This age of the Anthropocene, in the time scale of earth’s ...
• Exploring the adoption of activity-based costing in selected South African crude oil refineries 

  Makhaza, Sanelisiwe Peacefull (2022-02)

  The South African petroleum industry is regulated, with the Department of Energy stipulating import parity as refinery product costs. Refineries may not have an exact view of actual product cost and may base decisions on ...
• An integrated framework for performance measurement in small and medium enterprises : the case of Cape Metropole, South Africa 

  Mabesele, Lindiwe Albertina (2020-12)

  Performance measurement has been in existence and the subject of research for at least two decades. However, it would appear that the Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) sector lags behind other industries in terms of ...
• The millennial open distance learning accountancy academic: career motivation and individual ambidexterity 

  Leonard, Christi (2020-07)

  A shortage in skilled accountancy professionals has been recognised both globally and locally. In South Africa, it is mainly accountancy faculties at higher education institutions that are tasked with addressing such ...
• The signalling effect of dividends on future financial performance: a case of South African listed companies in the post-apartheid era 

  Masocha, Faustina (2017-11)

  Many theorists have linked dividends with the ability to carry signals regarding a firm’s expected financial performance. Despite being grounded on a sound theoretical framework, empirical evidence has failed to unanimously ...
• Do performance measurement reports address the problem of accountability in the public sector?: A case of Gauteng Municipalities 

  Mahuni, Netsiwell (2019-09)

  Public organisations account for their performance by making annual reports available to the public. While such increased emphasis on performance leads to a greater awareness of annual reports, it also raises the question ...
• Factors that influence debt financing of municipal owned entities: a case study of the city of Johannesburg 

  Galane, Oupa Madala (2019-07)

  This quantitative research was conducted to examine factors that have an influence on the debt financing of MoEs for the CoJ. It is quite evident from previous literatures that there has been a plethora of research undertaken ...
• An analysis of the impact of taxation and government expenditure components on income distribution in Nambia 

  Indongo, Albinus Atugalikana (2018-11)

  This research analyses the statistical relationship between income distribution and seven taxation and government expenditure components in Namibia using data from 1996-2016. The research is aimed at creating new knowledge ...
• The role of management control on service delivery in local government : a case study of a South African municipality 

  Nkadimeng, Mmathume Norman (2019-02)

  The management control systems package has been the subject of recent studies but no study was found that examined the role of management control on service delivery in local government. The Victor Khanye Local Municipality ...
• E-learning technologies for open distance learning knowledge acquisition in managerial accounting 

  Kashora, Trust (2018-07)

  This research seeks to establish how e-learning may contribute towards knowledge construction for Management Accounting students at the University of South Africa. More specifically, the research is designed to investigate ...
• The value of governance structures in private family organisations 

  Van der Westhuizen, Rolandi (2018-04)

  Although private family organisations are prevalent role players in both the South African and international economies, limited research has been performed with regard to them. In terms of regulatory requirements, South ...
• Non-academic factors contributing towards performance of postgraduate open distance learning accounting students 

  Aboo, Fazana (2017)

  South Africa has a low throughput rate in the public higher education sector which leads to severe skill shortages that are urgently required by the country. In particular, the financial skills shortages are severe, ...
• A performance measurement framework to enhance the success and survival of retail micro, small and medium enterprises 

  Mabhungu, Isaac (2017)

  The study sought to investigate the performance measurement practice of retail Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Zimbabwe and to develop a performance measurement framework for monitoring and managing the ...

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