African Journal of Economic and Sustainable Development

2023 - 2025

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Public spending efficiency on human capital and income inequality in selected African countries pp. 211-230: Isaiah Sikayena, Kwadwo Ankomah, Georgina Katakity and Frank Gyimah Sackey
Micro and small enterprises and their role in local economic development: the case of Adama City, Ethiopia pp. 231-262: Defferew Kebebe Tessema
The impact of the fertiliser subsidy program on maize yield in rural Burkina Faso: do agro-ecological zones matter? pp. 263-283: WindinkontÃ© SÃ©ogo and Windbeneti Arnaud Zahonogo
Factors influencing women's participation in savings groups in the peri-urban area of Gatumba in Burundi pp. 284-306: Arcade Ndoricimpa, Michel Armel Ndayikeza, Esther Leah Achandi, Jean Claude Nyamweru and Charles Kabwigiri
How has government interventions affected income inequality and poverty in Ghana? pp. 307-333: Daniel Abayaakadina Atuilik

Private investment in Guinea-Bissau: main determinants and key reforms pp. 111-131: Cheikh Ahmed T. Sall
Household savings in informal social groups in Kenya: does accountability matter? pp. 132-146: Jacqueline Agesa and Richard U. Agesa
Trade-off between food security, climate change and rice productivity in Nigeria: evidence from linear and nonlinear ARDL pp. 147-169: Abdullahi Baba Mohammed
Effect of taxation on the productivity of firms in Ivory Coast pp. 170-189: Nohoua Traore
Who is aware of circularity? Firm-level survey evidence from Uganda pp. 190-210: Klaus Friesenbichler and Ina Meyer

Urban agriculture between territorial anchoring and challenges of urbanisation: case of Guersif City (Eastern Morocco) pp. 1-10: Mohammed Elyaagoubi
Gearing up for sustainability and climate change disclosures in Ghana: a qualitative study pp. 11-40: Newman Amaning, Reindolph Anim Osei, Robertson Amoah and Peter Kwarteng
Foreign aid towards accelerated economic growth in Africa: the role of independent central banks, political institutions and monetary integration pp. 41-71: Abel Mawuko Agoba and Odunayo Magret Olarewaju
Effect of education on adoption and continued use of improved maize seeds in Burkina Faso pp. 72-90: Lwungili Justin Bationo, Omer Combary and Youssoufou Hamadou Daouda
Comparative study of doing business in Kenya and Vietnam pp. 91-110: Khairun Nadiyah, Maria Isfus Senjawati and Lisa Nesti

Influence of inventory turnover on the profitability of listed manufacturing firms in Dar Es Salaam stock exchange, Tanzania pp. 273-283: James Daniel Chindengwike
Contribution of non-timber forest products to women's empowerment: evidence from South Burkina Faso pp. 284-310: SoumaÃ¯la Sawadogo
Assessment of the business environment for the furniture industries in the Temeke, Dodoma and Handeni districts, Tanzania pp. 311-328: Alpha E. Mfilinge and Jumanne Moshi Abdallah
Post COVID-19 achievement of SDGs in Africa: what financing levers can we use for effective implementation? pp. 329-355: Moussa Njoupouognigni and Alain Latoundji BabatoundÃ©
Poverty status and reduction strategies in Tigray Region, Ethiopia pp. 356-390: Adonay Habtu and Tesfay Aregawi
Testing classical and neo-classical models on banks in Africa pp. 391-409: Jacob Tche

Vulnerability and adaptation of rice value chains in Benue State, Nigeria pp. 177-200: Fanen Terdoo
The significance of refinanced letter of credit in cross-border financing in Nigeria pp. 201-218: Mercy Femi-Olagundoye and Rufus Ishola Akintoye
Response of stock return volatility to money market rates in Nigeria pp. 219-238: Stephen Friday Aleke, Collins Okechukwu Irem, Chinonso John Ugwoke and Oketa Chiamaka Eunice
The major determinants of the intra-ECOWAS market: do ICTs contribute significantly to the growth of intra-community trade? pp. 239-254: Ferdinand Ouedraogo
Effects of the civil war on financial inclusion in South Sudan: theory and evidence pp. 255-271: James Alic Garang

How enviropreneurial marketing research evolved overtime: a bibliometric analysis from 1999 to 2021 pp. 87-100: Deepanshi Aggarwal
The price of inequality in Africa pp. 101-115: Nkechinyere R. Uwajumogu, Kalu E. Uma and Richard O. Ojike
Does foreign aid promote growth? Evidence from Africa pp. 116-137: Ahmed Abou-Zaid, Mai Alghamdi, Sami Alabdulwahab and Shimaa Al Shahawy
The nexus between democratic governance and sustainable development in Nigeria pp. 138-154: NsikakAbasi A. Etim, Chinasa E. Urama, Jamal Mohammed and Ubong A. Asa
Blockchain phenomenon: a penchant to reshape developing economies across Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) pp. 155-176: Elijah Asante Boakye, Hongjiang Zhao and Bright Nana Kwame Ahia