• Examining implications of land administration for urban development in Southern Ethiopia 

  Abebe Belachew Deyasso (2023-11-03)

  This study examined the implications of land administration for urban development in Southern Ethiopia. The aim of the study was to gain an in-depth understanding of the implications of land administration for urban ...
• Socio-cultural perspectives of HIV/AIDS communication amongst the Borana Pastoralist community in Ethiopia 

  Dano Endalu Olana (2024-04-25)

  HIV/AIDS messages should be tailored to the specific contexts of the target community. Aspects such as the socio-cultural resources, communication dynamics, norms, and the value system of the target community determine the ...
• 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 ...
• 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. ...
• Solid waste management through environmental education initiatives: a case of Amathole East District 

  Nyathi, Isiah (2023-12)

  Disposing of solid waste is one of the most serious and controversial issues facing countries around the world. The problem is caused by daily human activities. The main aim of this qualitative study was to explore solid ...
• 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 ...
• A South African green entrepreneurship model utilising a system dynamics approach 

  Diale-Makgetla, Carol Dineo (2023-01-31)

  Purpose and orientation: The green economy in South Africa is perceived as a priority, as there is a need to save the planet, sustain resources for future generations, and boost the economy. Green entrepreneurship, ...
• Small, medium, and micro enterprises (SMMEs) and the covid-19 pandemic: what aided supervisors in Umhlathuze Municipality in traversing the disaster? 

  Phiri, Esabel (2023-11-11)

  The purpose of this study was to explore the factors that helped small, micro, and medium enterprises (SMMEs) in uMhlathuze Municipality in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, to survive the COVID-19 disaster. Given that disasters ...
• An investigation of the basic amenities in Windhoek: a case study of Havana informal settlement 

  Kamolokamwe, Denise (2023)

  Introduction: Namibia has been undergoing a rapid transition from a rural-based society to an urban society. This transition has led to rapid urban growth which has affected the provision of amenities, especially in informal ...
• Documentation of indigenous methods of waste management in Chief Albert Luthuli Municipality, Republic of South Africa 

  Famo, Matlhodi (2023-10)

  There is an observed proliferation of studies around indigenous knowledge (IK). However, the definition of indigenous knowledge remains ambiguous from several studies. Some inconsistencies in what some international studies ...
• Perceptions of teachers and learners on solid waste management in Umlazi District schools 

  Mzobe, Princess Farida (2023-07)

  This study looked at how teachers and learners in secondary schools perceived solid waste management. There is not much research on the extent to which learners in South Africa are aware of, knowledgeable about or practise ...
• Exploring and analysing channels of communication used by the greater Tzaneen Municipality with residents regarding service delivery 

  Mmetle, Dikeledi Josephine (2023-06-22)

  This study focuses on communication challenges regarding service delivery in the Greater Tzaneen Municipality. Service delivery is a contemporary issue that confronts citizens and the government of South Africa. In the ...
• Towards sustainable management of urban green spaces in Zimbabwe: an explanatory study of Gweru City 

  Produce, Mukwenyi (2023-07)

  Effective sustainable management of urban green spaces can cushion the shocks associated with their depletion and the accomplishment of SDG 11.7, particularly in countries in the Global South that are rapidly urbanising. ...
• Factors affecting sustainable water use in South Africa : a case of Cape Town 

  Musariri, Yeukai (2023-01-31)

  Cape Town's water shortages continue unabated, with most residents resorting to unsafe water sources. The continuation of the water shortages has reached crisis level, which signals challenges in the provision of clean, ...
• Exploring the effects of housing crisis in developing rural townships: case of Josefa rural township in Soweto, South Africa 

  Tshungu, Ntsako (2023-05-14)

  The study investigates issues of housing faced by the community of Josefa. It assesses the impact of housing crisis in this township of Soweto, Josefa, South Africa. It is being conducted against the background of the ...
• Representations of home and displacement in Kopano Matlwa’s Coconut and Noviolet Bulawayo’s We need new names 

  Rasekgotoma, Masefoko Tshegofatso Glander (2023-06)

  This study discusses how the concepts of home and displacement are portrayed in the selected novels of two Southern African writers: We Need New Names (2013) by Zimbabwe born and USA based author, NoViolet Bulawayo, and ...
• Sustainability of indigenous methods of solid waste management in Sikhunyani Village, Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Rabonda, Lethabo Caroline (2023-02-24)

  Most rural areas do not have access to basic amenities such as municipal solid waste (MSW) disposal services and use various indigenous methods of solid waste management and disposal. Most communities in developing countries ...
• Exploring the lived experiences of a South African community involved in a corporate sustainability initiative 

  Mametja, Lebogang Liberty (2023-01-30)

  Often considered an integral part of successful business operations, corporate sustainability has come a long way from its inception as a reactive obligation. Companies demonstrate their commitment to corporate sustainability ...
• Exploring corporate sustainability disruptions in the fast-moving consumer goods retail industry : case of the City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality 

  Maunye, Dimakatso Hellen (2023-06-07)

  How corporate sustainability is ensured by businesses is a crucial aspect of the twenty-first century business environment. This study explored the perceptions of operations managers in the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCGs) ...
• The experiences, challenges and coping strategies of women living in community residential units : Glebelands CRU case study 

  Mthembu, Khanyisile Busisiwe (2023-01-20)

  Background: Community residential units (CRUs) were introduced in 2006 in South Africa to increase women’s access to adequate low-cost housing rentals. The aim of this investigation was to explore the experiences, challenges ...

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