International Journal of Business Ecosystem & Strategy (2687-2293)
2019 - 2026
Current editor(s): Prof. Dr. Cemal Zehir From Bussecon International Academy Bussecon International Academy, Baris Mah. Beylikduzu, Istanbul, Turkey. Contact information at EDIRC. Bibliographic data for series maintained by Dr.Alireza Ghezel (). Access Statistics for this journal.
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Volume 8, issue 4, 2026
- The Use of Digital Finance by Small and Medium Enterprises in the Ethekwini Metropolitan Area pp. 01-11

- Zanele Priscilla Ngcobo and Lawrence Mpele Lekhanya
- How Does Mobile Technology Adoption Drive Growth in Small-Scale Mobile Entrepreneurship? pp. 12-22

- Dalisu Mhleng Mkhize and Lawrence Lekhanya
- The mediating role of service quality on the relationship between emotional intelligence and non-financial performance of tourism centres in Zimbabwe pp. 23-38

- Claudius Homerai, Tendai Chimucheka and Shylet Mufandaedza Masunda
- Greenwashing Perceptions and Purchase Intentions: The Role of Skepticism and Confusion pp. 39-47

- Surpiko Hapsoro Darpito, Hery Sutanto, Dwi Hari Laksana, Tugiyo Tugiyo and Yuli Kharimah
- Resilience and Constraints: Analyzing the Characteristics and Challenges of Small-scale Farming in Wegdraai Village, South Africa pp. 48-53

- Mahlodi Daniel Raphiri, Thanyani Madzivhandila and Kgalema Mashamaite
- Organisational Culture as a Driver or Barrier to Organisational Change in Developing Countries: A Systematic Review pp. 54-67

- Samuel Kaleke, Jeremy Mitonga Monga and Joyce Toendepi
- Mediating Role of Innovation in the Relationship between Total Quality Management and Environmental Performance of Food and Beverage Manufacturing SMEs in Ghana pp. 68-83

- Bernard Nyarko, Senyo Agbeblewu and Ebo Ebynah
- Decent Work Perception, Job Satisfaction and Workplace Deviance Among Casual Workers in the Transport Industry pp. 84-92

- Allen Mutumwa, Benard Chisiri, Collen Kajongwe and Leigh-Anne Dachapalli
- The Effects of Internal Corporate Social Responsibility Practices on Employee Job Satisfaction: Evidence From Commercial Banks in Zambia pp. 93-108

- Mwendalubi Karis Mataa, Samson Mbanje and Rudo Chinomona
- Strategic Role of Job Embeddedness in Reducing Turnover Intention: A PLS-SEM Model of Nurses in Urban Ghanaian Healthcare Ecosystems pp. 109-120

- James Abadektemi Abasimi and Albert Tchey Agbenyegah
- Cultural Intelligence (CQ) as a predictor of psychological well-being in South African organisations pp. 121-134

- Lucien Lezar
- Spirituality-Driven Leadership and Perceived Organisational Performance in the South African Engineering Sector: A Phenomenological Study pp. 135-152

- Calvin Mabaso, Joyce Toendepi and Moleboheng Teffo
- The Role of Work-Life Balance and Safety & Health as Internal Corporate Social Responsibility Practices in Enhancing Job Satisfaction: Evidence from Commercial Banks in Lusaka, Zambia pp. 153-162

- Samson Mbanje and Rudo Chinomona
- An Analysis of the Impact of Training and Development on Service Quality in the Zambian Banking Industry, case of Indo-Zambia Bank pp. 163-180

- Elizabeth Nyirenda, Samson Mbanje and Joseph Mutangadura
- Empirical Analysis of Burnout, Institutional Support, and Turnover Intention Among Nurses in Ghana: Urban Perspectives pp. 181-192

- James Abadektemi Abasimi and Albert Tchey Agbenyegah
- Assessing Agile Methodology Adoption in South African Software Development SMEs: Empirical Insights into Advantages and Challenges pp. 193-206

- Nadine Maree and Tshilidzi Nenzhelele
- Towards a Next Generation of Accounting Information Systems: A Systematic Literature Review Approach pp. 207-221

- Marilyn Sithole and Odette Swart
- Examining the Relationship between Enterprise Risk management Practices and the Perceived Sustainability of the Emerging and Junior Mining Sector in South Africa pp. 222-232

- Crossman Mayavo
- Cognition–Structure Alignment in South African Digital Marketplaces: How Technology Perceptions and Ecosystem Networks Shape Customer Satisfaction pp. 233-243

- Letlhogonolo Sesana and More Matlakala
- Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning Techniques for Cross-Sector Fraud Detection in the South African Financial and Telecommunications Sectors pp. 244-267

- Lufungula Osembe and Mukosi Lucky Mashudu
- Beyond Authority: The Effect of Relational Leadership on Employee Compensation Perceptions within a South African Organisation pp. 268-280

- Jeremy Mitonga-Monga, Linda Lefeletse Ratau, Babalwa Mlangeni, Liako Samantha Mojela and Ehphraim Ndumiso Thabethe
- Governance‑Driven Integration of Multi‑Source Renewable Energy Systems in South African Private Hospitals pp. 281-300

- Cynthia Khoza, Blessing Takawira and Rebecca Hanlin
- The adoption of integrated technologies in increasing the productivity of agripreneurship pp. 301-309

- Thembinkosi Peter Kalanga, Mavundla Thabiso S’bonelo and Pfano Mashau
- Ubuntu, African Ethics, and Human-Centred Artificial Intelligence in Project Management: A Systematic Literature Review pp. 310-324

- Zainab Aziz and Tshilidzi Eric Nenzhelele
- Agile Methodology Adoption in South African Software Development SMEs: Usage and Adoption Drivers pp. 325-339

- Nadine Maree and Tshilidzi Nenzhelele
- Digital Agriculture and Sector Transformation in South Africa pp. 340-353

- Mokgadi Ngoepe-Ntsoane
- Tokenization of Real-World Assets and Financial Market Transformation: A Review of Literature pp. 354-362

- Sibonelo Sibahle Mpanza
- Sustainable Adoption of Cryptocurrencies for Enhancing Financial Stability in Emerging Markets pp. 363-375

- Shadrek Nhorito and Kgobale Nebel Motubatse
- Connectedness of cryptocurrencies and silver returns: Evidence from frequency-dependent quantile regressions pp. 376-397

- Ebo Ebynah, Isaac Christopher Otoo, Senyo Agbeblewu, Bernard Nyarko and Godwin Adolf Idan
- Platinum–Cryptocurrency Connectedness at Quantile Frequencies: Evidence from Industrial Metal Markets pp. 398-422

- Senyo Agbeblewu, Timilehin Olasoji Olubiyi, Edward Nii Amar Amarteifio, Ebo Ebynah, Bernard Nyarko and Isaac Christopher Otoo
- Social Entrepreneurship as Driver of Sustainable Development in South Africa and Emerging Economies pp. 423-433

- Andrew Enaifoghe and Richard M. Mthethwa
- Gender diversity in South African audit committees and financial reporting quality: A critical mass analysis pp. 434-448

- Douglas Zvinowanda and Elza Odendaal
- Quantile-Based Frequency Connectedness between Cryptocurrencies and Industrial Metal Markets: The Role of Palladium Returns pp. 449-469

- Ebo Ebynah, Bernard Nyarko, Senyo Agbeblewu, Edward Nii Amar Amarteifio, Godwin Adolf Idan and Timilehin Olasoji Olubiyi
- The Innovative Approach Adopted by Entrepreneurship in Fostering Sustainable Economic Growth in South Africa pp. 470-482

- Andrew Enaifoghe and Trisha Ramsuraj
- Governance Responses to Internal Migration: Adaptive Public Participation and Municipal Resilience in South Africa pp. 483-496

- Buyani Nkabinde and Thandile Ncwana
- Digital Mobility, Real Risks: Female Students’ Experiences of Safety in E-hailing Use at an Urban University in the Eastern Cape, South Africa pp. 497-505

- Thompho Tshivhase and Liyema Tutu
- Lived Experience of Youth Growing up in Polygamous Marriages at Ha-Makuya Village, Thulamela Local Municipality, Limpopo Province, South Africa pp. 506-517

- Rinae Norris Munyai and Recheal Nthangeni Mathungeni
- Challenges and Limits of Community Policing as a Crime Prevention Strategy: Police and Community Perspectives from Bizana, Eastern Cape, South Africa pp. 518-530

- Thompho Tshivhase and Sikibi Oyama
- The The Good, Bad and the Ugly: the Reflections of Young People on ‘Gonyalelwa Lapa’ Cultural Practice pp. 531-538

- Kgashane Johannes Malesa and Mmoledi Kabekwa
- The Role of Collaborative Learning in Promoting Access to Science Education for Learners with Disabilities pp. 539-550

- Lusani Randima and Phoke Alpha Rakgwata
- Pastoral Care Responses to Gender-Based Violence in Southern African Higher Education Institutions: Toward Healing and Effective Implementation pp. 551-557

- Hundzukani P Khosa
- Teachers’ Perceptions on the Effects of Poverty in Early Childhood Learning in a Selected Village pp. 558-568

- Ntsundeni Rampfumedzi, Mpho Madzhie, Valeria Baloyi and Maphuti Chueng
- Gaps in Cyber-Enforcement: Investigating SAPS’s Response to Illegal Online Gambling Platforms pp. 569-580

- Mmabatho Aphane
- Indigenous Storytelling and Low-Cost Digital Tools as Behaviour Guidance Strategies in Rural Limpopo Classrooms pp. 581-595

- Tendani Nesengani and Shonisani Mulovhedzi
- Social media as a Tool for Digital Guardianship: A Desk Research Study of Community-Police Collaboration in Crime Prevention and Detection in South Africa pp. 596-606

- Radiakga Thabang Molokomme
- Parental Engagement in the Education of Grade 1 Learners During the COVID-19 Pandemic pp. 607-619

- Mmapotlo Constance Mafa and Shonisani Mulovhedzi
- Pre-Conditions Required for Online Teaching and Learning Implementation at the Durban University of Technology Business School pp. 620-630

- Anne Govindasamy, Veena Parbo Rawjee, Sean Sean Jugmohan and Faith Tinonetsana
- Can artificial intelligence produce lawyers or merely law graduates? The crisis of competency in South African legal education pp. 631-639

- Melisa M. Chawaremera
- Effects of Large Classes on Students' Learning: Student Perspectives at a South African University of Technology pp. 640-657

- Bongani Penuel Qwabe and Bonginkosi Ernest Shangase
- Governing Academic Integrity in AI-Enabled Higher Education Ecosystems: A Systematic-Narrative Review of Assessment Technology, Risk and Strategy pp. 658-667

- Thabisa Maqoqa
- Translanguaging Practices in Zimbabwean Higher Education: Challenges and Opportunities: A Case of International Students at a State University in Zimbabwe pp. 668-678

- Precious Dube
- Competing Role Demands and Postgraduate Study Intentions among Administrative Employees: a Conceptual Framework for Higher Education Institutions pp. 679-693

- Reuben Makgene Makgene and Sharol Sibongile Mkhomazi
- A TPACK–Bloom’s Taxonomy Hybrid Framework for Integrating Technology in Accounting Education in Sub-Saharan African Countries pp. 694-707

- Emmanuel Kojo Oseifuah
- AI-Powered Digital Transformation in Mathematics Education as a Strategic Business Ecosystem: A Systematic Review of Governance, Capability and Equity Conditions pp. 708-719

- Thabisa Maqoqa
- Exploring The Role of AI and Educational Factors in Shaping Academic Performance in Accounting Education in South African Universities: A Systematic Literature Review pp. 720-732

- Nokuthula Ngobese
- An Assessment of the Benefits and Challenges of Solar Water Heating in Thulamela Local Municipality, Vhembe District, Limpopo Province pp. 733-744

- Azwifaneli Innocentia Nemushungwa, Livhuwani G. Nkondo Nkondo and Fhatuwani Robert Sikhitha
- Smart Tourism Planning and Regional Competitiveness: Insights from Bekasi’s Digital Transformation pp. 745-757

- Nadine Shakina and Fauziah Eddyono
- The role of intelligence in crime prevention: A comparative analysis of intelligence-led policing in South Africa and across countries pp. 758-769

- Mahlakwana Mahlomola and Radiakga Thabang Molokomme
- The role of Public-Private Partnership in infrastructure development: A case of Great Kokstad Local Municipality (GKM) pp. 770-777

- Simangaliso Mbata and Zolani Tafeni
- Safeguarding Fundamental Rights in the Age of Telemarketing: A South African Constitutional Law Perspective pp. 778-785

- Katlego Arnold Mashego and Tshilidzi Knowles Khangala
- The Scourge of ‘Tenderpreneurship’: A Critical Analysis of the Effects of Political Patronage and Corruption in Public Procurement on Service Delivery Outcomes in the Eastern Cape Province pp. 786-793

- Andile Gama, Lusanda Juta and Sandiso Mahlala
- Assessing Policy Support in Addressing the Barriers to Effective Co-Operative Small-Scale Farming in South African Local Municipality pp. 794-805

- Bongekile Mkhwanazi and Andrew Enaifoghe
- Extortion as an Emerging Form of Localised Criminal Governance: Examining the Socio-Economic Effects of Protection Fees on Small Businesses in Rural Towns of the Eastern Cape pp. 806-816

- Thompho Tshivhase
- Social Determinants on Health Care Service Delivery in the Eastern Cape Province, South Africa: The Corollary of Institutional Failures pp. 817-834

- Xolisile Ngumbela
- Impacts of Illegal Mining: Insights from Atok Residents in Limpopo Province, South Africa pp. 835-844

- Joline Ramadimetje Kgwedi, Wiseman Ntlhari Mathebula, Abigaile Globadra Masete and Katekani Sibise
- Developing Drawing Skills Among Unemployed Youth through WhatsApp-based Creative Learning During COVID-19 in a Rural Western Cape Town: An Arts-based Study pp. 845-859

- Penny George and Retha de la Harpe
- Quantile-Based Frequency Connectedness between Cryptocurrencies and Industrial Metal Markets: Evidence from Copper Returns pp. 860-878

- Ebo Ebynah, Senyo Agbeblewu, Bernard Nyarko and Edward Nii Amar Amarteifio
- Evaluating Social Entrepreneurial Activity as a Strategy to Enhance Sustainable Rural Economies in South Africa pp. 879-893

- Andrew Enaifoghe
- Digital Power in Platform Economies: A Systems Perspective on Structural Mechanisms and Market Outcomes pp. 894-908

- More Matlakala
- Mandated for Change: A Review of the South African Financial Education Ecosystem through a Collaborative Governance Regime (CGR) Lens pp. 909-922

- Bernadene De Clercq
Volume 8, issue 2, 2026
- Determinants of Battery Electric Vehicle purchase intention: A discriminant analysis in Jakarta pp. 01-08

- Hendra Wijaya and Fauziah Eddyono
- Financial institution support and SMMEs performance in emerging ecosystems:Â Qualitative evidence from Vhembe district, South Africa pp. 09-18

- Khamusi Ramudingane and Nkondo L.g
- The role of IoT in mediating the impact of emerging technologies on evidence based human resource management practices: A comprehensive review of literature pp. 19-24

- Samuel Bangura
- Digital transformation and e-government adoption in the public sector: Leveraging technology to improve service delivery and transparency pp. 25-34

- Limkile Mpofu and Zamokuhle Mbandlwa
- Socio-economic contributions of immigrant-owned enterprises in Thulamela Local Municipality pp. 35-43

- O. Marindili, Khamusi Ramudingane and V. Mampheu
- Impact of online experience sharing on consumers’ purchase intention pp. 44-51

- Anouar Abdessamad, Ranya Maatallah, Islam Azzouzi, Basma Semlali and Youssef Khatori
- Evaluating adoption of tax administration digitisation by food-processing SMEs in Zimbabwe pp. 52-67

- Might Pawarikanda and Ivan Gunass Govender
- Opportunities and challenges of digital leadership in remote work management pp. 68-77

- Samuel Bangura
- Smart Information Management Systems and ESG Governance in aviation: Evidence from Taiwan pp. 78-85

- Hui-Ping Shen and Yu-Lung Wu
- The effects of matriarchal leadership styles on the success and performance of female-led South African entrepreneurial ventures: A systematic literature review pp. 86-97

- Monument Thulani Bongani Makhanya
- Towards a human-centric and sustainable future: AI-driven predictive analytics, statistical trends, and supply chain management from Industry 4.0 to 5.0 pp. 98-115

- Alexander Samuels
- Assessing the role of digital technology in enhancing efficiency and compliance within South Africa’s tax administration pp. 116-124

- Mthobisi Ngcobo, Qondeni Khumalo, Surendran Pillay and Fabian Moodley
- Improving food safety and quality control through blockchain in emerging market supply chains pp. 125-139

- Kudakwashe Tazvivinga and Alexander Samuels
- Transformational leadership and Human Resource Systems in driving innovation in SMMEs pp. 140-145

- Mutshidza Kingsley Muenda, Reginald Mulalo Ndwamai and Norman Chiliya
- Trade openness and human capital formation in Sub-saharan Africa: Evidence from a panel ARDL approach pp. 146-157

- Suares Clovis Oukouomi Noutchie, Mbroh Nana Adjoah and Emile Franc Doungmo Goufo
- Governance challenges: A buffer in enhancing local economic development in the Vhembe District Municipality pp. 158-165

- Madzanga Carol Netshandama and Harry Munzhedzi
- Triple bottom line dynamics and strategic growth of Small Manufacturing Enterprises in KwaZulu-Natal pp. 166-176

- Nkosinathi Prince Jali, Mishelle Doorasamy and Vanessa Gregory
- Institutional quality and digital financial Inclusion as complementary drivers of economic growth: A panel analysis of the SADC region pp. 177-185

- Collin Chikwira
- Impact of global tariff shifts on South African manufacturing exports (2020–2025) pp. 186-201

- Masa Sylvester Motadi
- Exploring the role of governance in shaping Foreign Direct Investment in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 202-212

- Saheed Akande Shittu and Lourens J Erasmus
- The effect of herding behaviour on JSE returns: A comparative analysis of before and during COVID-19 pp. 213-225

- Thato Malefane, Fabian Moodley and Sune Ferreira-Schenk
- An assessment of food security and vulnerability among female-headed households in South Africa pp. 226-237

- Hannah M Dunga
- Urbanisation and internal migration as drivers of economic growth in developing economies: Evidence from South Africa pp. 238-246

- Buyani Nkabinde
- The influence of Vhavenda cultural norms on youth development in Ha-Muraga village, South Africa pp. 247-257

- Maeba Muimeleli and Rendani Tshifhumulo
- Social capital versus social pressure: An exploration of how black tax shapes peer relationships, family dynamics, and personal identity pp. 258-267

- Phoke Alpha Rakgwata and Rendani Tshifhumulo
- Strategic design and governance of type 2 diabetes care ecosystems: A cross-national comparative analysis across seven countries pp. 268-281

- Tse-Ping Tang, Jyi-Chang Tsai and Yu Lung Wu
- The representation of different types of crimes committed by South African female offenders through News24 and YouTube online media platforms pp. 282-306

- Linda Moloko Seomane and Witness Maluleke
- Evaluation of online education on students’ academic achievement, perceptions and preferences in a university of technology: A quantitative approach pp. 307-315

- Kgashane Stephen Nyakala
- Navigating supervisor conflicts: The experiences of black postgraduate students in South African Higher Education Institutions pp. 316-324

- Jaqueline Boitumelo M.s and Solly Matshonisa Seeletse
- Performance management as a mechanism for strategic implementation in higher education: DUT Envision 2030 perspective pp. 325-333

- Buyani Nkabinde and Phumlani Dlamikile
- Here comes the stone! Students’ perspectives towards paper-based evaluation questionnaires pp. 334-350

- Boniswa Mafunda, Nkosinathi Prince Jali and Adele Alice Robinson
- Experiences of business studies pre-service teachers on the quality of mentor-mentee meetings during teaching practice pp. 351-362

- Nduduzo Brian Gcabashe
- Student organisations as information gatekeepers at higher education institutions: an evaluation of quality information distribution to prospective students pp. 363-371

- Lungile Ngcobo and Thandukwazi Ncube
- Structural and pedagogical challenges in South African rural TVET colleges: A case of the Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal and Limpopo provinces pp. 372-379

- Tandiwe Mdlungu
- Community engagement ecosystems in South African higher education: A bibliometric analysis of scholarship advancing social justice, inclusion, and institutional strategy pp. 380-391

- Monument Thulani Bongani Makhanya
- Aligning personal preferences, user fit, and creative vision: A comprehensive analysis of brand choices in selecting social media platforms pp. 392-406

- Faith Rudairo Chibvura and Darry Penceliah
- Supporting the internal auditing profession through social media: Insights from a social learning perspective pp. 407-418

- Prince Chukwuneme Enwereji, Annelien van Rooyen and Ilse Morgan
- Tourism SMEs employees' perceptions regarding business excellence in Cape Town pp. 419-432

- Thandokazi Hazel Ngemntu, Gift Muresherwa and Sipho Selatole Makgopa
- Land use/land cover classification and change detection in Umlazi township, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa (2013–2022) using Landsat 8 and Machine Learning Algorithms pp. 433-446

- Ntokozo Amanda Xaba
- Effects of solar ultraviolet (UV) radiation on outdoor workers health: A systematic literature review pp. 447-455

- Samuel Bangura
- Inflation's disruptive impact on student mental health and academic resilience: Strategic ecosystem implications for rural universities in South Africa pp. 456-469

- Wisani Shikwambana, Ndotshidzwa Hakhakhi Tshirame, Muphulusi Witness Naledzani, Mupfiwa Salome Mukwevho and Valeria Baloyi
Volume 8, issue 1, 2026
- A cross-cultural study of the ethical beliefs among Turkish consumers pp. 01-14

- Talha Harcar, John E. Spillan, Xin Liu and Yaman Oztek
- Productivity improvement model for government printing works: a South African perspective pp. 15-29

- Enock Philani Mtshali, Nita Inderial Sukdeo, Victor Mofokeng and Kgashane Stephen Nyakala
- Strategic interventions for effective service delivery: Insights from a South African local government perspective pp. 30-41

- Nhlanhla Sibusiso Malinga and Hlengiwe Nomzamo Mabizela
- The service quality and satisfaction in the private health care sector in South Africa pp. 42-48

- Khathutshelo Ramalata, Joseph Musandiwa and Aklilu Asha
- The impact of government officials’ attitudes on service delivery: A case study of South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) pp. 49-57

- Halala Buthelezi and Zamokuhle Mbandlwa
- An assessment of recruitment practices for food handlers into the National Schools Nutrition Programme (NSNP): A case of the Gauteng Department of Education (GDE), Johannesburg North District pp. 58-69

- Matjhupe Tshidiso Muroa, Sandiso Mahlala and Pertunia Ramulai
- The role of multilingual training in advancing women entrepreneurship in South African townships and rural areas pp. 70-82

- Makhosazana Faith Vezi-Magigaba and Elizabeth Oluwakemi Ayandibu
- Evaluating the responsive uses of Artificial Intelligence in criminal sentencing in the criminal court: A comparative perspective pp. 83-104

- Chiji Longinus Ezeji
- Cybersecurity challenges and a conceptualised maturity Typology in Ugandan SMEs: A qualitative analysis pp. 105-119

- Marilyn Sithole, Swart Odette and Freddy Munzhelele
- Corporate service perceptions on King IV good governance compliance in Buffalo City Metropolitan Municipality pp. 120-128

- Xolisile G. Ngumbela and Sithenkosi Lungisa
- Empirical tests of Endogeneity in international stock markets pp. 129-133

- Samuel Tabot Enow
- A critical review of the application of forensic accounting in detecting money laundering activities in Zimbabwe pp. 134-148

- Emmanuel Ndhlovu, Tafadzwa Jimu, Clainos Chidoko, Shadreck Nhorito and Moses Zingwina
- Trend and Stochastic movements in international financial markets pp. 149-153

- Samuel Tabot Enow
- Lexicons as fundamental aspects in text comprehension pp. 154-163

- Bulelwa Makena
- Bridging policy gaps in climate-resilient water and sanitation governance: Critical analysis and reform pathways for South Africa’s Eastern Cape province pp. 164-175

- Anita Shologu and Rozenda Hendrickse
- Legislating the smart municipality: a legal framework for 4IR-enabled local governance in South Africa pp. 176-183

- Mlondolozi Mvikweni and Paul Sakwe Masumbe
- Integrating indigenous knowledge systems into science education for sustainable development: An exploration of student perceptions pp. 184-194

- Mokgaetji Georginah Mokganya, Rene Simon Pearce, Vhutshilo Nekhubvi, Vhutshilo Molaudzi, Osca Matsilele, Tebogo Allison Mocheki, Takalani Nethavhanani and Khophotso Greel Malebe
- Decolonising the entrepreneurship curriculum in South Africa pp. 195-208

- Ayansola Olatunji Ayandibu and Wimbayi Chasaya
- English first additional language learning through parental input pp. 209-217

- Kufakunesu Zano
- The legislative frameworks and institutional policies to address students’ sexual victimisation in the selected South African rural and urban universities pp. 218-225

- John Lekganyane and Witness Maluleke
- The role of infrastructure maintenance in reducing electricity outages in eThekwini municipality pp. 226-235

- Siboniso Sabelo and Zamokuhle Mbandlwa
- Brand development and brand communication practices in MSMEs in South Africa pp. 236-243

- Sebilaro Sybil L.N.m and Sipho Makgopa
- Do tangible resources lead to business growth among SMEs? pp. 244-252

- Philani Khumalo and Nelisiwe Mary-anne Mchunu
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