International Journal of Business Ecosystem & Strategy (2687-2293)
2019 - 2026
Current editor(s): Umit Hacioglu From Bussecon International Academy Bussecon International Academy, School of Business, IHU, Ordu cad. F-05 Blok No 3, 34480 Basaksehir, Istanbul, Turkey. Contact information at EDIRC. Bibliographic data for series maintained by Umit Hacioglu (). Access Statistics for this journal.
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Volume 7, issue 6, 2025
- The impact of internal control system effectiveness on store performance in the retail media sector in the age of sustainability: Case of D&R store pp. 01-12

- Adnan Tekneci and Tamer Aksoy
- PESTLE analysis of the factors affecting the sustainability and competitiveness of the South African sawmilling industry pp. 13-24

- Vhuhwavho Tshavhungwe and Schalk Grobbelaar
- Adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in digital marketing to improve the performance of small retail businesses in Cape Town pp. 25-34

- Monique Harris, Michael Twum-Darko and Steven Lububu
- A critical analysis of the marketing mix strategies influencing customer acquisition at Spar in Durban pp. 35-42

- Manqele Khulekani Senzo, Anos Chitamba and Sizwe Mbona
- Effects of Customer Support on Service Quality and Customer Satisfaction in the Automobile Industry pp. 43-54

- Kasibe Siyamtanda, Arthur Mapanga and Mvuyisi Mabungela
- Ideation programs as catalysts for SME innovation: A case of DUT’s centre for social entrepreneurship rapid incubator pp. 55-62

- Anos Chitamba, Solomon Nyamurima, Gift Mugano, Norman Chitamba and Emmanuel Mutambara
- SME competitiveness through ideation programs: Evidence from DUT’s centre for social entrepreneurship rapid incubator pp. 63-69

- Anos Chitamba, Solomon Nyamurima, Gift Mugano, Norman Chitamba and Emmanuel Mutambara
- Board tenure diversity and shareholder value creation of non-financial companies listed in South Africa pp. 70-89

- Douglas Zvinowanda and Elza Odendaal
- Framework for competitive intelligence implementation by SMEs: a systematic literature review pp. 90-105

- Murembiwa Justice Mashau, Eric Tshilidzi Nenzhelele and Ntsieni Fitzgerald Ramasimu
- Assessing the effectiveness of digital and social media marketing in grocery retail: Insights from SPAR in Durban pp. 106-115

- Manqele Khulekani Senzo, Anos Chitamba and Sizwe Mbona
- Organisational readiness to implement district development model in the eastern cape: A case of two municipalities pp. 116-128

- Malefetsane Alphons Mofolo, Zolani Tafeni and Siphenathi Fihla
- Application of Kurt Lewin’s model of change for optimal performance in Makhanda municipality, Makhanda: A bibliometric analysis pp. 129-137

- Monument Thulani Bongani Makhanya
- Empowering IT expatriates: Unleashing the synergy of psychological capital, cultural intelligence, cross-cultural adjustment, and organizational citizenship behavior in a globalized tech frontier pp. 138-148

- Tz-Li Wang and Duc-Dinh Thien Luong
- A scoping review of conflict management studies among employees in developing countries: Insights from existing literature pp. 149-159

- Happiness Ifunanya Anusi
- Empowering leadership and employee agility: The mediating role of knowledge sharing and perceived organizational support pp. 160-170

- Masyhuri Masyhuri, Fauzan Muttaqien, Via Lailatur Rizki, Novy Fitria, Clara Sabrina and Muhammed Jawo
- The constitutional imperative of consultation in South Africa: Examining the executive's role in policy formulation and the challenge of "stealth taxation" pp. 171-177

- Vuyani Goodman Langa and Sanjay Balkaran
- Effects of human capital development on service quality, customer satisfaction, and overall business competitiveness: Evidence from South Africa pp. 178-186

- Mvuyisi Mabungela
- Synergistic effects of hierarchical culture and corporate governance on sustainability performance of African civil aviation authorities pp. 187-203

- Samuel Zormelo and Theophilus Francis Gyepi-Garbrah
- Barriers to the effective implementation of e-governance in the Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality of Kwazulu Natal, South Africa pp. 204-211

- Bongekile Ngcobo and Zamokuhle Mbandlwa
- Artificial intelligence: a threat to job market entry or an opportunity for superior work performance at a selected faculties at a University of Technology, South Africa pp. 212-217

- Samson Nambei Asoba and Nteboheng Patricia Mefi
- Beyond the Firewall: A Critical Analysis of Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard pp. 218-225

- Faith Tinonetsana and Veena Rawjee
- Applications of various technology interventions for youth drug abuse in South Africa pp. 226-243

- Chiji Longinus Ezeji
- Smarter corrections and intelligence-driven innovations in correctional services in contemporary society pp. 244-262

- Chiji Longinus Ezeji
- Disrupting the future: the impact of robotic process automation on consulting firms in Johannesburg pp. 263-278

- Nomkhosi Radebe, Regomoditswe Machaba and Tebogo Thabane
- Modernising public sector supply chain performance: Technological modernisation as a mediator between 4IR readiness and supply chain practices pp. 279-291

- Letshego Faith Mashele and Mulalo Gift Ramathuba
- Factors influencing the adoption of a blockchain-based tax system for MNEs operating in developing economies pp. 292-302

- Queen Mpofu and Odette Swart
- Regulatory sandboxes and innovation hubs: Evaluating cryptocurrency governance in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 303-329

- Tshilidzi Eric Nenzhelele and Murembiwa Justice Mashau
- The role of blockchain technology in enhancing data security and privacy in information systems: a systematic literature review pp. 330-343

- Chadrack Mulamba and Shopee Dube
- Investor sentiment and behavioural biases in bank performance during COVID-19: Evidence from South Africa pp. 344-358

- Kgahlego Phala, Fabian Moodley and Sune Ferreira-Schenk
- The effect of firm characteristics on the profitability of SMEs in Zambia: Evidence from urban enterprises pp. 359-368

- Emmanuel Kabwe Zambezi and Mapeto Bomani
- Continual struggle to minimise persisting accounts of corruption and financial misconduct in South Africa pp. 369-380

- Sebola Dhlamini and Shikha Vyas-Doorgapersad
- The impact of global economic fluctuations on the competitive advantage of South Africa's banking sector pp. 381-389

- Nelisiwe Mary-Anne Mchunu, Jabhisile Roxetta Maphumulo and Celani John Nyide
- Determinants of capital adequacy of commercial banks in South Africa: A panal and dynamic approach pp. 390-398

- Thabiso Sthembiso Msomi and Kansilembo Freddy Aliamutu
- Social entrepreneurship as a driver of local economic development in South Africa: Pathways to sustainable poverty alleviation and community empowerment pp. 399-406

- Mohale Ernest Selelo and Michael Nkosinathi Khwela
- The impact of institutional quality on economic growth in Botswana pp. 407-420

- Botho Eunice Montshosi, Oscar Chiwira, Ngonidzashe Chiranga and Ana Kundai Muchandigona
- Investigating ethical practices amongst registered nurses at Komfo Anokye teaching hospital in Ghana pp. 421-430

- Joseph Dwumah, Ashnee Rajlal and Anos Chitamba
- Barriers to social inclusion: An exploratory survey of perceptions among people living with physical disabilities in Limpopo Province pp. 431-441

- Phoke Alpha Rakgwata, Hasandi Rannzida, Decent Munzhelele and Mashudu Muthala
- Moving East and West: An evaluation of South Africa’s foreign policy conundrum and prospects for inclusive development cooperation pp. 442-448

- Hulisani Takalani
- Legal empowerment and women’s work: Evaluating the impact of gender-reform trajectories in sub-saharan Africa pp. 449-458

- Suares Clovis Oukouomi Noutchie and Emile Franc Doungmo Goufo
- Rethinking research ethics in the age of artificial intelligence: Towards a contextual, just, and accountable framework pp. 459-466

- Vuyani Goodman Langa and Sanjay Balkaran
- Rural entrepreneurship success factors for sustainable tourism ventures: Evidence from the Wild Coast pp. 467-477

- Siyabonga Mxunyelwa
- Community perceptions on police service delivery in Thohoyandou, within Vhembe district in the Limpopo province, South Africa: Challenges and opportunities for reform pp. 478-485

- Ndivho Percy Sithuga, Kholofelo Annah Rakubu and Debra Pheiffer
- Exploring the barriers to offender rehabilitation: The experiences of correctional officers in Limpopo correctional centres pp. 486-493

- Ndivho Percy Sithuga and Ndivhuwo Goliada
- Resilience amid adversity: The lived experiences of youth affected by parental alcohol abuse in Ha-Makuya village, Limpopo province, South Africa pp. 502-515

- Rinae Norris Munyai and Rendani Tshifhumulo
- Gendered power and reproductive justice: a study of structural and cultural barriers to sexual and reproductive health rights among rural married women in South Africa pp. 516-523

- Kgashane Johannes Malesa and Goitsione Emelda Leburu
- Barriers to Entrepreneurship Among Social Grant Recipients: A Case Study of Mthatha pp. 524-535

- Behluli Lucwaba, Nomanyano Primrose Mnyaka-Rulwa and Maxhobandile Ndamase
- Exploring strategic leadership influence on accelerating management decision-making: A case of a public higher learning institution pp. 536-545

- Oscar Mhlonishwa Luthingo and Charles Tony Simphiwe Ngwenya
- Barriers to government efforts in expanding educational access for street children: Evidence from Mutare Urban, Zimbabwe pp. 546-553

- Munyaradzi Manduna and Tawanda Nyikadzino
- The impact of secondary school accounting on the performance of financial accounting students: a rural comprehensive university pp. 554-561

- Ndivhuwo Sirembe and Arthur Reynolds
- Artificial intelligence utility perceptions among South African students and graduates pp. 562-568

- Samson Nambei Asoba and Nteboheng Patricia Mefi
- Interventions to improve doctoral employees’ throughput at a faculty of a University of Technology in the Western Cape, South Africa pp. 569-576

- Harry Ballard, Tseliso Leshoro and Paul Edmund Green
- Career pathways and institutional barriers for university professional staff in higher education pp. 577-585

- Ntumeleng Johanna Nkosi, Solly Matshonisa Seeletse and Alex Tichavhasia Dandadzi
- Fertilizer subsidies, rainfall variability, and maize productivity among smallholder farmers in East Africa pp. 586-594

- Suares Clovis Oukouomi Noutchie, Nana Adjoah Mbroh and Emile Franc Doungmo Goufo
- Why social entrepreneurs should measure their social impact? pp. 595-606

- Tsakani Emmarencia Nyoni and Mulalo Rejoyce Maumela
- Public administration and the national health insurance policy in South Africa pp. 607-617

- Tlangelani Ngobeni, Ephraim Mahole and Mutshutshu Michael Nekhavhambe
- SMMEs’ experiences with government support in Gauteng province, South Africa pp. 618-623

- Gosiame Eulenda Molope, Solly Matshonisa Seeletse and Mmboswobeni Watson Ladzani
- An exploration of SME survival and growth strategies in Ethekwini metropolitan area during and post Covid-19 crisis pp. 624-630

- Nkululeko Mbatha and Lawrence Lekhanya
- Self-esteem, self-image and media advertisement as preditors of skin bleaching behaviour among undergraduate pp. 631-642

- Olaitan Balogun, Olufemi Timothy Adigun and Conran Joseph
- Exploring the relationship between consumerism, corporate social responsibility and ethical performance in Zimbabwe: A survey analysis pp. 643-656

- Lionel Muchirahondo
- From engagement to purchase: Examining how digital marketing shapes consumer decision-making in Durban’s grocery retail industry pp. 657-665

- Manqele Khulekani Senzo, Anos Chitamba and Sizwe Mbona
- Informal governance, trade barriers, and cross-border dynamics in the ECOWAS region pp. 666-675

- Suares Clovis Oukouomi Noutchie and Emile Franc Doungmo Goufo
- The impact of sports celebrity endorsement on profit generation from endorsed brands: A study of Lionel Messi pp. 676-685

- Nkosinamandla Shezi
- Corporate responsibility or corporate illusion? An integrative review analysis of the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) shortcomings and greenwashing in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 686-698

- Prosper Mutswiri, Limkile Mpofu and Zamokuhle Mbandlwa
- Strategic management of pharmaceutical supply chains during pandemic disruptions: A qualitative study in South Africa pp. 699-721

- Blessing Takawira and David Pooe
- Tenderpreneurship governance in South Africa: Entrepreneurship ambidexterity vis-a-vis public order corruption ecosystems? pp. 722-734

- Johannes Tsheola
- From From sustainability to loyalty: The roles of retailer legitimacy, corporate reputation, and consumer scepticism pp. 735-747

- Belinda Senooane and Johannes Wiid
Volume 7, issue 5, 2025
- Entrepreneurial success factors in traditional and digital business processes: A comparative literature review pp. 01-13

- Elena Gjorevska and Marija Stanojevska
- Determinants of the primary impediments to SME performance in the South African business environment pp. 14-21

- Aman Mdewa Nthangu and Pumela Msweli
- Factors influencing corporate environmental reporting amongst mining companies in developing countries pp. 22-30

- Thabani Ncube, Wedzerai S Musvoto and Martha Matashu
- Modelling Environmental, Social, And Governance (ESG) literacy: A functional link between accounting graduate competency and ESG dimensions pp. 31-40

- Emmanuel Oseifuah
- Strengthening accountability and consequence management in South African local government for improved service delivery pp. 41-50

- Hlengiwe Mabizela and Nhlanhla Malinga
- Barriers to entrepreneurship employment: A quantitative study of Yeasa beneficiaries' experiences in Ekiti State pp. 51-61

- Moronkeji Gabriel Kolawole and Albert Tchey Agbenyegah
- Determining consumers’ benefits for attending carnival event in South Africa pp. 62-73

- Sipho Makgopa and Gift Muresherwa
- Digital transformation in South Africa's agri-business sector: Opportunities and challenges pp. 74-79

- Steven Lububu and Michael Twum Darko
- Effects of employee involvement on labour productivity: Evidence from the automotive parts manufacturing organisation in South Africa pp. 80-90

- Robert Walter Dumisani Zondo
- Adoption of mechanisation for quality improvement in a selected automotive assembly organisation in South Africa pp. 91-101

- Robert Walter Dumisani Zondo
- Organisational culture, responsible leadership, and job satisfaction: A social identity and learning approach pp. 102-116

- Jeremy Mitonga-Monga and Dakalo Precious Monyai
- Administrative culture as a driver of institutional resilience and adaptive governance in turbulent policy environments pp. 117-123

- Vuyani Goodman Langa and Sanjay Balkaran
- Planing theory frameworks as a guide for enhancing employment policy impact: An application to the South African context pp. 124-133

- Chungu Mamahlodi Mashabela and Khensani Richard Chauke
- Assessing the influence of cultural values on the operations management of SMEs in the Ethekwini municipal area pp. 134-143

- Sijuwade Ogunsola and Mfundo Mandla Masuku
- Developing a framework of non-academic staff motivation at a state university in Zimbabwe pp. 144-153

- Regis Misheal Muchowe, Ashnee Rajlal and Anos Chitamba
- Bridging the competency chasm: An experiential learning and competency-based model for revitalising South African public sector service delivery pp. 154-164

- Vuyani Goodman Langa and Sanjay Balkaran
- Artificial intelligence, decoloniality and epistemic justice in the South African public sector: Implications for human resource management in Industry 5.0 pp. 165-176

- Monument Thulani Bongani Makhanya
- Lived experiences of a science faculty business partner in an academic institution: implications for practice and lessons learnt pp. 177-185

- Nombango Grace Motsamai and Solly Matshonisa Seeletse
- Identifying critical HR competencies for post-pandemic HR professionals pp. 186-198

- Nelesh Dhanpat, Thembhani Chabalala, Mortions Hlonipho Maluleke, Sanele Matlou, Teboho Mokoena and Oarabile Ramatlo
- Evaluating risk factors for criminal behaviors among youth and the responses of the criminal justice system and role players pp. 199-216

- Chiji Longinus Ezeji
- Comparing the motivation of Generation Y and Z non-academic staff at the Zimbabwe Open University pp. 217-225

- Regis Misheal Muchowe, Ashnee Rajlal and Anos Chitamba
- The investigation of role overload on organizational deviance: The mediating roles of moral disengagement and felt trust pp. 226-234

- Wing Shing Lee
- Artificial Intelligence adoption in South African SMEs: Challenges, Opportunities and gaps in research pp. 235-241

- Wimbayi Chasaya and Ayansola Ayandibu
- The impact of the application of Big Data Technologies of D. P. World Supply Chain and Logistics pp. 242-265

- Hashem Alsheroa, Shankar Subramanian Iyer, Rajesh Arora and Brinitha Raji
- Understanding the utilization of Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) technologies among state universities in Zimbabwe pp. 266-273

- Banele Dlamini
- Ethical considerations of implementing Artificial Intelligence in Human Resource Management: a review pp. 274-281

- Samuel Bangura, Princess Thulile Duma and Ntombifuthi Alexia Mthembu
- Investigating the influence of industry 4.0 technology on work engagement: Applying the JD-R theory to mitigate technostress pp. 282-293

- Njanjobea Isah Leontes and Jeremy Mitonga-Monga
- Technology readiness and demographic drivers: Understanding mobile commerce adoption patterns in South Africa’s digital economy pp. 294-303

- More Matlakala and Kagiso Tsatsimpe
- AI powered leadership: Shaping the future of management pp. 304-318

- Masa Sylvester Motadi
- Traditional and technological methods of knowledge sharing: insights from librarians using UTAUT pp. 319-325

- Ganiyu Oluwaseyi Quadri and Wilfred I. Ukpere
- The impact of corporate social investment on human development in South Africa pp. 326-333

- Surendran Pillay and Fabian Moodley
- Trade facilitation and revenue enhancement nexus in Zimbabwe pp. 334-352

- Nombeko Gumbo and Peter Nkala
- The role of renewable energy technology in powering medical laboratories and other health facilities in the Global South: SDGs evidence from Zimbabwe pp. 353-361

- Crossman Mayavo, Morelate Kupfuwa and John Ringson
- The role of robo-advisors in digitally transforming retirement planning in South Africa: a literature review pp. 362-374

- Mamekwa Katlego Kekana
- The impact of COVID-19 on remuneration structures of South African JSE-listed transportation companies pp. 375-384

- Mandie Adriaanse, Rikus Ruben de Villiers and Elsabé Kilian
- The The strategic role of communication in facilitating trade and economic growth in the SACU region pp. 385-396

- Boitumelo Sekati, Vimbai Mbirimi-Hungwe, Tshepo Ramarumo, Solly Matshonisa Seeletse and Taurai Hungwe
- A complex conundrum of Information security in virtual banking pp. 397-410

- Nokulunga Ngubane and Kennedy Njenga
- Significance of bank financing for SMMEs in the Vhembe district municipality: Opportunities, challenges, and implications pp. 411-419

- Khamusi Ramudingane and Nkondo L.g
- Strengthening labour standards enforcement mechanisms to ensure social justice for employees pp. 420-427

- Carlos Joel Tchawouo Mbiada
- The destructive consequence of cyberbullying on the mental health of learners in South Africa pp. 428-434

- Kgashane Johannes Malesa and Tumelo Sekgobela
- Contribution of the indigenous agricultural knowledge for local economic development in the Limpopo province: A case of indigenous liquified manure pp. 435-442

- Thizwilondi Madima
- Deconstructing the role of gender and power in restorative approaches to child protection: Reimagining justice for children pp. 443-453

- Decent Munzhelele, Hasandi Rannzida, Talifhani Trevor Ramatswi and Phoke Alpha Rakgwata
- Perceived risks in omnichannel shopping: Consumer insights from South Africa pp. 454-466

- Tessa Reddy, Mandusha Maharaj and Surendra Thakur
- Effects of uninhabitable off-campus residences on students’ mental health at the University of Venda, Vhembe District, Limpopo, South Africa pp. 467-475

- Malwandla Khosa, Harry Mukwevho and Recheal Mathungeni
- United States mediation in the Israel-Palestine conflict: Trump’s first-term diplomacy pp. 476-482

- Tshepiso Motlagodisa and Thabang Motswaledi
- The allocation of subsidy housing in rural and urban areas: a review of the salient challenges in the city of Tshwane pp. 483-495

- Hlengiwe Hlobisile Khoza and Ricky Munyaradzi Mukonza
- Digital globalisation and educational inequalities access, infrastructure, and pedagogy in marginalised regions pp. 496-509

- Ndanduleni Bernard Nthambeleni and Masa Sylvester Motadi
- Examining the impact of continuous assessments on students: A South African perspective pp. 510-517

- Mpho Gift Motebe
- The silent quintile: Infrastructural inequities and developmental risk in township-based early childhood development centres in South Africa pp. 518-531

- Lesedi Senamele Matlala and Tshepo Baloyi
- Using Moodle as a Learning Management System (LMS) for e-learning: Lecturer experiences in a developing country during the pandemic pp. 532-544

- Raessa Jabar and Desmond Wesley Govender
- Stakeholder disharmony as lens to examine the failure of the political economy of Zimbabwe syllabus reform agenda pp. 545-552

- Walter Sengai and M.L. Mokhele-Makgalwa
- Statutory, regulatory and policy frameworks governing the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in public policy making in the South African context pp. 553-563

- Alouis Chilunjika, Dominique E Uwizeyimana and Wandile Grace Nyathi
- Digital innovations in semi-arid agriculture: A case study of precision farming in Opsoek ladismith, Karoo pp. 564-572

- Steven Lububu and Michael Twum-Darko
- Sustainable procurement: a review and future research directions pp. 573-588

- David Asante
- The role of socioeconomic background in shaping ‘black tax’ obligations: A case study of emerging professionals in rural Limpopo pp. 589-598

- Phoke Alpha Rakgwata and Rendani Tshifhumulo
- Evaluation of digital advancements in education and training: Incorporating generative artificial intelligence (GENAI), digital video educational platforms, and social media in teaching, learning, and research pp. 599-615

- Chiji Longinus Ezeji and Dominique Uwizeyimana
- The effect of green recruitment and selection, and green training on employee commitment: The moderating role of green innovation culture pp. 616-625

- Halimah Tusa Diah, Muafi Muafi and Dessy Isfianadewi
Volume 7, issue 4, 2025
- Marketing and strategic challenges with commercializing acceleration of Small-Growers Enterprises pp. 01-11

- Charles Tony Simphiwe Ngwenya
- Microfinance and women's entrepreneurship In South African townships pp. 12-22

- Bramwell Kundishora Gavaza, Gift Donga and Justice Ngonidzashe Muchineripi
- Barriers to artificial intelligence adoption in State-Owned Enterprises pp. 23-30

- Patience Mokokota, Shopee Dube and Tinofrei Museba
- Inhibitors of online augmented reality shopping adoption for high-involvement products pp. 31-41

- Kate Mmalebuso Ngobeni
- Internal challenges of strategy implementation at a South Africa Bank pp. 42-47

- Dinko Herman Boikanyo and Godknows Gomwe
- Examining the impact of corporate social responsibility of Small and Medium Enterprise owners on community upliftment in the eThekwini municipality pp. 48-56

- Thuthukani Mkhize and Thanyani Mbedzi
- Relationships between corporate governance principles and performance in state entities of a developing country pp. 57-65

- Albert Tchey Agbenyegah, Bongani Innocent Dlamini and Jey Difference Nyalungu
- What are the effects of demographic factors on employees’ resistance to change? pp. 66-78

- Nonye Chukwuma
- The impact of digitalisation on skills development in South Africa: A comparative analysis pp. 79-87

- Tarisai Chikungwa Everson
- Challenges faced by women-owned SMEs in Bushbuckridge local municipality A feminist inquiry into structural, cultural, and economic barriers pp. 88-96

- Oupa Hlatshwayo and John Mamokhere
- Immigrant entrepreneurs' competitive advantage: the role of cultural and disruptive innovation pp. 97-105

- Justice Ngonidzashe Muchineripi, Gift Donga and Bramwell Kundishora Gavaza
- Unlocking SME potential through digital platforms: insights from three African digital economies pp. 106-112

- Suares Clovis Oukouomi Noutchie
- Exploring the impact of bookkeeping and financial literacy on the performance of small businesses in Alice pp. 113-126

- Tendai Chimucheka, Siyolise Tikayo and Gift Donga
- Impacts of military expenditure and corruption on inclusive growth of emerging countries pp. 127-138

- Oladotun Larry Anifowose and Bibi Z. Chummun
- Exploring financial inclusion dimensions: a comparative assessment of performance of Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) Countries pp. 139-149

- Oladotun Larry Anifowose and Bibi Zaheenah Chummun
- The impact of entrepreneurship on South Africa’s economic development in the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) pp. 150-159

- Trisha Ramsuraj, Radha Reddy and Ragani Padiachee
- Integrating real time audits in legislative oversight during times of crisis: a public finance accountability approach for Zimbabwe pp. 160-170

- Enocent Nemuramba and Robertson Tengeh
- Decolonization and the legacy of currency: the case of France’s former colonies pp. 171-176

- Suares Clovis Oukouomi Noutchie
- Unveiling the efficacy of the SAPS’s approach to tackling contact crime in the Ethekwini district through crime statistics analysis pp. 177-186

- N.P. Madondo, Dee Khosa and Kabir Abdulkareem
- Invisible chains: structural and emotional forces behind women’s continued stay in abusive relationships pp. 187-196

- Mmaphuti Percy Dipela and Gavela Rossaline Ndhlovu
- Cybercriminals impersonating religious institutions and leaders for financial gains an exploration of popular pentecostal ministries pp. 197-210

- Rendani Tshifhumulo and Ndidzulafhi Mudau
- The pitfalls of corporate governance in conflict: insights from the Anglophone Crisis in Cameroon pp. 211-217

- Suares Clovis Oukouomi Noutchie
- A global normative public management framework for revitalizing inner-city decay: A Systems Theory perspective pp. 218-231

- Hendrik Francois Conradie and Tando Rulashe
- The impact of co-parenting on children: how shared parenting affects child development and mental health in Vhembe District Municipality, South Africa pp. 232-241

- Pfarelo Nwanamidwa and Talifhani Trevor Ramatswi
- Income inequality and crime in South Africa’s Eastern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal: A qualitative analysis pp. 242-252

- Thamsanqa T. Qwabe, Adewale A. Olutola and Olumuyiwa T. Faluyi
- Assessing and forecasting droughts in eThekwini municipality: SPI, SPEI, and Time Series Insights for Sustainable Resource Management pp. 253-269

- Ntokozo Xaba and Nirmala Deenadayalu
- Navigating human rights and cultural dynamics in the context of gender-based violence in South Africa pp. 270-278

- Mmaphuti Percy Dipela
- When grades slip: Understanding student experiences on academic probation in institutions of higher learning pp. 279-288

- Neo Ravhuhali and Mmaphuti Percy Dipela
- Predictors of effective management of doctoral programmes in Nigerian universities pp. 289-298

- Amos Agbojo, Ganiyu Quadri and Wilfred Ukpere
- Promoting social inclusion through AI integration in higher tertiary institutions: A South African perspective pp. 299-308

- Vuyani Goodman Langa, Sanjay Balkaran, Sandiso Mahlala and Bright Muronda
- Moodle use in South African distance education: A UTAUT-3 – based exploration on student and lecturer perspective pp. 309-322

- Raessa Jabar and Desmond Wesley Govender
- Advancing climate resilience in African agribusiness: strategies, innovations, and pathways for sustainable transformation pp. 323-329

- Suares Clovis Oukouomi Noutchie
- Competitive intelligence evolution during and after Covid-19: A bibliometric mapping and industry change analysis pp. 330-349

- Murembiwa Justice Mashau, Tshilidzi Eric Nenzhelele and Ntsieni Fitzgerald Ramasimu
- Impact of the national health insurance on private healthcare providers in South Africa: disruption or partnership? pp. 350-356

- Suares Clovis Oukouomi Noutchie
- The interrelationship between unemployment and crime rates in South Africa An evaluation of socioeconomic factors and policy implications pp. 357-364

- Nyalungu Mixo Penelope, Ndivho Percy Sithuga and Azwihangwisi Mulaudzi
- Navigating the effects of load shedding on agricultural productivity and food security: a case study of South Africa pp. 365-373

- Mokgadi Ngoepe-Ntsoane
Volume 7, issue 3, 2025
- From strategy to success: the path to financial resilience through strategic fresight in mining SMEs pp. 01-17

- Nomkhosi Radebe, Ramaano Sefora, Celas Nthonifheni Nemaduvhetshewe and Mikhaeel Karbelkar
- A proposed social media adoption model for enhancing the survival and growth of rural SMMEs during the Covid-19 crisis in KwaZulu-Natal pp. 18-40

- Sabelo Mpungose, Lawrence Mpele Lekhanya and Emem O. Anwana
- Exploring business process outsourcing services and activities for sustainable competitive advantage in the emerging markets a case of mobile telecom operators pp. 41-57

- Samson Mbanje, Joseph Mutangadura, Blessing Takawira and Joseph Mithi
- Automation breakthrough: the initiative for productivity improvement in a selected automotive assembly organisation in South Africa pp. 58-68

- Robert Walter Dumisani Zondo
- Proliferation of SMEs in South Africa: modelling the challenges and outcomes of selling-to-finish pp. 69-78

- Isaac Nkoana and Kgalema Abbyton Mashamaite
- The transformative and communicative impact of digital marketing in rural retailing: the case of flagstaff pp. 79-86

- Elvis Madondo
- How far in business performance are Gauteng construction SMMEs from applicable best practices? pp. 87-101

- Simphiwe Ramildo Mbatha, Ramathabathe Mamelang Molaba, Gomolemo Rakale and Solly Matshonisa Seeletse
- Towards a unified conceptual framework for understanding the entrepreneurship construct pp. 102-113

- Arthur Mapanga and Bramwell Kundishora Gavaza
- The role of the fourth industrial revolution in the future of contact centre managers in the South African police service pp. 114-124

- Khopotso Matsoso, Cecile Schultz and Cornelia Harmse
- Leveraging social media for entrepreneurial success: a systematic review of the literature pp. 125-133

- Elvis Madondo and Hummerly Dhoba
- The mediating role of perceived organizational support on psychological safety in the workplace and its relationship with innovative work behaviour context of a South African manufacturing company pp. 134-142

- Kabelo Nonyana, Mphoreng M. Mmako and Thulani B. Skosana
- The impact of skills development on construction claims management effectiveness and resolution pp. 143-154

- Dikeledi Anna Matseke and Nthatisi Khaleli
- The impact of work-life balance on job satisfaction and organisational commitment in higher education in KwaZulu-Natal pp. 155-166

- Tinaye Mahohoma and Mohini Harpal
- Leveraging HR analytics for data-driven business decisions: a strategic approach for SMMEs pp. 167-172

- Reginald M. Ndwamai, Mutshidza K. Muenda and Khathutshelo Khashane
- The interplay between job security and motivation: evidence from Tronox KZN sands pp. 173-186

- Biyela Siphelele, Rajlal Ashnee and Anos Chitamba
- The interplay between workplace bullying, quiet quitting and turn over intention: an integrative review pp. 187-194

- Anos Chitamba
- Exploring youth entrepreneurial cognition: opportunities and challenges in the South African context pp. 195-203

- Elvis Madondo
- The nexus between the design thinking, strategy formulation and innovation in SMEs: an integrative review pp. 204-211

- Anos Chitamba
- Empirical evidence of employee engagement on productivity in a selected industrial packaging organisation in South Africa pp. 212-221

- Robert Walter Dumisani Zondo
- Achieving competitive advantage through business innovation and digitalization by South African small and medium-sized enterprises: A systematic literature review pp. 222-232

- Nelisiwe Mchunu, Jabhisile Roxetta Maphumulo and Celani John Nyide
- The effect of emerging technologies on the performance and engagement of human resources (HR) professionals: evidence of existing studies pp. 233-240

- Anos Chitamba, L. Z. Ngidi and S. Bangura
- Evaluation of generative artificial intelligence (GENAI) as a transformative technology for effective and efficient governance, political knowledge, electoral, and democratic processes pp. 241-254

- Chiji Longinus Ezeji and Dominique Emmanuel Uwizeyimana
- Unlocking the future: integrating data- driven business models for business sustainability pp. 255-263

- Nomkhosi Radebe and Nelson Chipangamate
- The implications of technology and innovation: a critical analysis of youth and children's activities on social media platforms pp. 264-277

- Chiji Longinus Ezeji and Dominique Emmanuel Uwizeyimana
- Digitalisation: a transformational approach for productivity improvement in the food industry in South Africa pp. 278-289

- Robert Walter Dumisani Zondo
- Assessing the benefits and challenges of inventory management practices and systems in the South African automotive sector pp. 290-312

- Donna Tsakani Makhubele, Chengedzai Mafini and Douglas Zvinowanda
- Population growth and unemployment in South Africa: A 24-Year analysis pp. 313-321

- Hummerly Dhoba, Primrose Mutema, Adedamola Temitope Akinlade and Elvis Madondo
- A note on the alternative method of estimating a firm’s sustainable growth rate pp. 322-329

- Vusani Moyo
- Evaluation of multifaceted holistic measures and strategies for combating cash-in-transit heists in South Africa pp. 330-347

- Chiji Longinus Ezeji and Dominique Emmanuel Uwizeyimana
- A note on intra-period compounding and the valuation of semi-annual and quarterly bonds pp. 348-361

- Vusani Moyo
- Analysis of financial management practices in Small, Medium, and Micro Enterprises (SMMEs) pp. 362-369

- Ndivhuwo Sirembe and Freddy Munzhelele
- Analysing the efficiency of computer-assisted audit tools and techniques within the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality pp. 370-376

- Pertunia Setati, Danie P. Schutte, Elsabe Kilian and Banele Dlamini
- A critical analysis of IDP on achieving socio economic development of communities in South Africa pp. 377-386

- Pearl Thobeka Mnisi, Dineo Sarah Malebana and Ritshidze Nethengwe
- Meritocracy vs cadre deployment in the global South: an integrative review pp. 387-393

- Anos Chitamba and Strinivasan Soondrasan Pillay
- Demographic and business features of SMEs in Windhoek, Namibia: implications for bank financing and economic growth pp. 394-407

- Rauna Ndilokelwa Iitembu, Solly Matshonisa Seeletse and Mmboswobeni Watson Ladzani
- Linking academic advising and industry expectations: a study of management accounting students at Durban University of Technology, South Africa pp. 408-419

- Anos Chitamba, Yearwood Verna, Swanepoel Matthys, Myeza Gabriel and Sizwe Mbona
- Borehole water quality and health risks in rural communities: a consumer perceptive analysis pp. 420-429

- Themba Daniel Sambo, Sechene Stanley Gololo and Solly Matshonisa Seeletse
- The Impact of cultural practices on the infringement of women's human rights in South African communities pp. 430-440

- Decent Munzhelele, Andani Sweetness Munzhelele and Edward Munzhelele Humbulani
- The nature of supervisor-supervisee relations in a rurally located institution of higher learning pp. 441-449

- Nontuthuzelo Cekiso-Smith and Bulelwa Makena
- Psychological factors and parenting in shaping adolescent cyberbullying behavior on social media pp. 450-462

- Zulhawati and Meiliyah Ariani
- Balancing power and policy: governing South Africa through a fragile national unity coalition pp. 463-470

- Suares Clovis Oukouomi Noutchie
- A framework for the programme to revive Ndayo: a case of the Vhavenda cultural group pp. 471-477

- Ndidzulafhi Ramavhunga, Vhonani Netshandama and Pfarelo Matshidze
Volume 7, issue 2, 2025
- Survival strategies and failure of SMMEs during the COVID-19 pandemic in Africa: secondary data pp. 01-13

- Esabel Phiri, Ntsieni Fitzgerald Ramasimu and Godfrey Maake
- Assessing the impact of supply chain practices on operational efficiency and service delivery in local municipality (LM) pp. 14-34

- Kabelo Phahlamohlaka and Sabelo Mpungose
- Empowering the next generation: the influence of self-efficacy on entrepreneurial motivation and behavior among African students pp. 35-42

- Semukele Hellen Mlotshwa, Patrick Ebewo and Elona Ndlovu
- Influence of electronic word of mouth during consumer buying decisions in South Africa pp. 43-52

- Faith Tinonetsana, Veena P. Rawjee and Jeevarathnam P. Govender
- Competition dynamics among foreign and local businesses in Chris Hani District Municipality the role of product diversification and pricing strategies pp. 53-66

- Anthony Kambi Masha, Ernest Nikisi, Bathathu Peter and Patrick Bwowe
- The impact of the 4Ps marketing mix on Durban's Micro and Small Enterprises pp. 67-74

- Norman Mahohoma and Albert Tchey Agbenyegah
- Investigating the current state of the adoption of e-health tools for digital mental health services in a selected South African higher education institution pp. 75-87

- Rhodrick Nyasha Musakuro
- Green human resource management and sustainable performance: a study of a selected hotel, Lagos State Nigeria pp. 88-105

- Happiness Ifunanya Anusi and Bongani Dlamini
- Nexus between environmental-specific servant leadership and organisational citizenship behaviours for environment as a strategic tool to accomplish environmental performance: evidence from existing studies pp. 106-111

- Samuel Bangura
- Perception of job satisfaction: insights from South African public sector administrative employees pp. 112-127

- Mahlako Mashu Mothema, Ntsieni Fitzgerald Ramasimu and Godfrey Maake
- Perceptions of artificial intelligence on the future of employees' job security in Africa: secondary data analysis pp. 128-145

- Godfrey Maake and Esabel Mathekgane
- Waste pickers’ money management practices and attitude towards entrepreneurship: Evidence from Durban-eThekwini municipality pp. 146-152

- Phathiwe Sibanda, Mabutho Sibanda and Masibulele Phesa
- Exploring the impact of women's leadership and governance towards stability and development: a case study of Limpopo Province pp. 153-162

- Phoke Alpha Rakgwata and Talifhani Trevor Ramatswi
- Towards ideal local governments in South Africa: harnessing the 4IR pp. 163-173

- Maxhobandile Ndamase, Baseza W. Totobayo and Yusuf Lukman
- The use of electronic record management system at selected TVET college pp. 174-183

- Adolph Selane, Ntsieni F Ramasimu and Zukiswa P Ndaba
- Causality with machine learning using the Lububu method for the diagnosis of African swine fever (ASF) pp. 184-206

- Steven Lububu
- 4 IR-based capacity-building for improved service delivery and municipal readiness in South Africa pp. 207-218

- Mncedisi Ncamphalala and Shikha Vyas-Doorgapersad
- Leveraging digital transformation leadership and customer agility to enhance SME performance in the Riau Islands, Indonesia pp. 219-231

- Edy Yulianto Putra, Yolanda Masnita, Husna Leila Yusran and Ratih Anggraini
- How do soft skills enhance the audit committee’s effectiveness in South African municipalities? pp. 232-243

- Thapelo Lebese and Kgobalale Motubatse
- Phase distribution and phase correlation: Evidence in international financial markets pp. 244-249

- Samuel Tabot Enow
- A nexus of access to information and household poverty post Covid-19 pp. 250-259

- Hannah M Dunga
- Corruption and the public money: The South African perspective pp. 260-269

- Masa Sylvester Motadi
- Multivariate Granger causality between financial markets: Evidence from US, Europe, Asia and Emerging market pp. 270-275

- Samuel Tabot Enow
- A comparative analysis of the absolute risk-adjusted performance of South Africa’s SRI funds before and during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 276-296

- Preston Kyle Winfred, Mabutho Sibanda and Frank Ranganai Matenda
- Application of the fraud triangle model in mitigating tax evasion in developing countries: a conceptual framework pp. 297-306

- Emmanuel Kojo Oseifuah
- The Socioeconomic determinants of foreign capital inflows in selected Sub-Saharan African Countries pp. 307-318

- Noel Nthangu, Mulatu Zerihun and Mushoni Bulagi
- The intertemporal relationship between downside risks and expected stock returns: Evidence from time-varying transition probability models pp. 319-323

- Samuel Tabot Enow
- Salient underlying determinants contributing to the endemic prevalence of feminized poverty in Limpopo province, South Africa pp. 324-335

- Decent Munzhelele, Phoke Alpha Rakgwata and Nngodiseni Jimmy Budeli
- Unpacking the challenge of consultocracy in South African local government pp. 336-345

- Arthur Shopola
- Impact of COVID-19 on nurses’ mental health in Thohoyandou area, Limpopo province pp. 346-358

- Maphulusi Makananisa, Valeria Baloyi, Mpho Madzhie and Maphuti Chueng
- Mapping sustainable gender-based violence accountability ecosystems in rural communities: cases of Vhembe District pp. 359-368

- Recheal Nthangeni Mathungeni
- Factors contributing to body image dissatisfaction among female students at the University of Venda, Limpopo province pp. 369-379

- Ayanda Cary Fankomo, Valeria Baloyi, Mercy Mushwana and Maphuti Chueng
- South African Pentecostalism's impact on the spiritual and general well-being of MSM individuals pp. 380-393

- Albert Ikhile
- National framework for women empowerment and gender equality policy as a strategy for South African local government pp. 394-402

- Mthunzi Khonjelwayo and Sandile Zondi
- Progress made towards achieving National Development Plan in post COVID-19 era pp. 403-413

- Maemu Emmanuel, Munzhedzi Harry Pandelani and Mathebula Ntwanano Erasmus
- Effects of students’ socioeconomic status on academic performance: a case of first-year students at a South African university pp. 414-421

- Vhutshilo Nekhubvi, Orifha Sinthumule, Innocent Zitha, Rosinah Mukhodobwane and Tshilidzi Mulaudzi
- Using Moodle as a Learning Management System (LMS) for e-learning: student experiences in a developing country during the Pandemic pp. 422-429

- Raessa Jabar and Desmond Wesley Govender
- The implications of integration of cultural diversity facets in higher education pp. 430-435

- Malesela Masenya
- Enhancing an equitable language learning environment through translanguaging in English language classrooms pp. 436-444

- Kufakunesu Zano and Pretty Thandiswa Mpiti
- Unveiling the hidden epidemic: substance abuse and mental health concerns among high school learners in Mopani District in Limpopo Province pp. 445-455

- Phoke Alpha Rakgwata and Pelewe Mphephu
- Exploring the instructional media usage and preference of offenders at the Johannesburg Female Correctional Centre, South Africa pp. 456-469

- Mulalo Unity Sivhidzho and Mulaudzi Mc
- Road infrastructure in South Africa: What is missing? Road infrastrucure pp. 470-478

- Bulelwa Maphela and Eyitayo Francis Adanlawo
- Strategic communication and foreign direct investment (FDI) in the post-Mugabe era: A review of government campaigns and economic impact pp. 479-486

- Elvis Madondo and Hummerly Dhobha
- Gauteng’s Infrastructure Sustainability Development: Smart Initiatives pp. 487-495

- Thom Balledux and Shankar Subramanian Iyer
- Research as public management tool for improved municipal governance in South Africa pp. 496-504

- Lusanda Juta, Arthur Shopola and Eunice Chesa
Volume 7, issue 1, 2025
- Qualitative analysis of motivation on employee efficiency and productivity: insight from a selected FMCG organisation in South Africa pp. 01-13

- Obianuju Okeke-Uzodike and Happiness Ifunanya Anusi
- A digital ecosystem modeling for international student licensing in Indonesia pp. 14-25

- Lusianus Andi Yunanto and Dodie Tricahyono
- How a coffee shop increases the welfare of societies through ecosystem orchestration: A dynamic capabilities perspective pp. 26-38

- Anjar Priyono, Syadiyah Abdul Shukor, Abdul Moin and Norasikin Salikin
- The application of digital technologies in external auditing: a double edged sword? pp. 39-56

- Favourate Y Mpofu and Queen Mpofu
- Who is not truthful? Discrepancies between SMMEs and their support programmes in responding to the same question pp. 57-66

- Gosiame Eulenda Molope, Solomon Seeletse and Mmboswobeni Watson Ladzani
- Industry 4.0 technologies revolutionizing the civil aviation sector: e-services technology adoption in aviation industry pp. 67-81

- Ya Neneh Awe, Umit Hacioglu and Melike Zehir
- The critical role of uncertainty intolerance on the relationship between spiritual intelligence and artificial intelligence anxiety pp. 85-105

- Züleyha Afra Beder and Aygul Donmez-Turan
- Augmented intelligence in social engineering attacks: a diffusion of innovation perspective pp. 106-121

- Kennedy Njenga and Baswabile Matemane
- A discussion paper on international taxation and the allocation of taxing rights in Africa: challenges and opportunities pp. 122-130

- Queen Mpofu
- Sectoral labour productivity and unemployment in South Africa pp. 131-141

- Ebenezer Megbowon and Mulatu Zerihun
- The relationship between financial literacy and financial performance of registered small enterprises pp. 142-151

- Peter Mogale, Mulatu F. Zerihun, Ngonyama S.f and Ngonidzashe Chiranga
- Efficient bankruptcy prediction and its role for a more resilient Alpine tourism pp. 152-172

- Alexander Plaikner, Marco Haid, Marcus Tänzel and Hüseyin Yağızhan Kol
- The destructive effects of gender-based violence against men in South Africa: stigmatizing the victim pp. 173-179

- Deborah Ngobeni, Alpha Rakgwata and Tumelo Sekgobela
- Optimizing rainfall prediction in coastal and inland areas: a comparative analysis of forecasting models in eThekwini district, South Africa pp. 180-197

- Ntokozo Xaba and Ajay Kumar Mishra
- A comprehensive analysis of the effectiveness of Nyaope rehabilitation programs for individuals in recovery pp. 198-203

- Tshepiso Mphidi, Tumelo Sekgobela and Jimmy Budeli
- The impact of the constitutional court decision number 168/PUU-XXI/2023 concerning law number 6 of 2023 on national investment growth in Indonesia pp. 204-221

- Adnan Hamid and Nina Silvana
- Article-based thesis or thesis by monograph? Supervisors’ views on the route to completion of doctoral studies pp. 222-228

- Chris Schachtebeck
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