Africagrowth Agenda

2016 - 2022

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Volume 19, issue 1, 2022

Unpacking South Africa’s Structural Unemployment: A Critical Analysis pp. 4-8

Michael Takudzwa Pasara and Steven Henry Dunga

Corporate Distress- One of the Major Hindrances to Sustainable Development of Africa pp. 10-13

Louisa Muparuri and Victor Gumbo

Significance of Bank’s Lending Rates to Economic and Business Growth in Tanzania pp. 16-19

Hildebrand Shayo

Virtual Work Institutionalization in the Public Sector: A Review of its Potential in South Africa pp. 22-24

Vusimuzi Nkuna

Volume 18, issue 4, 2021

Climate Smart Agriculture: Panacea for FoodInsecurity Challenge in Zimbabwe? Quick Lessons from Practical Application of Pfumvudza Model pp. 4-6

Tolbert Mucheri

The Dual Effects of COVID-19 on Intra-African Trade: A Viewpoint of the AfCFTA pp. 8-11

Michael Takudzwa Pasara

The Effect of Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Laws (B-BBEE) on Mutual Funds’ Performance in South Africa pp. 14-17

Nixon S. Chekenya and Heinz Eckart Klingelhöfer

Social Compact Key to Unlocking Growth in South Africa’s Agriculture pp. 18-20

Wandile Sihlobo

Volume 18, issue 3, 2021

Financing SMEs Growth through Capital Market Financing in Kenya pp. 4-6

Samuel O. Onyuma and Daniel Thuo Ndung’u

Covid-19 and Digitalization: Maximizing Gains from Adoption of Digital Technologies pp. 8-10

Mavis Kolobe and Lesego Sekwati

Information and Communication Technologies’ Role in Tourism Competitiveness and Initiatives of Some African Countries pp. 20-23

Boitumelo Caroline Rasethuntsa

Volume 18, issue 2, 2021

The economics of the vaccine: Who wins and who loses? pp. 6-10

Michael Takudzwa Pasara

Leveraging on sustainability reporting to attract more investors among African firms during and after Covid-19 pp. 14-17

Daniel Thuo Ndung’u

Domestic vs Foreign debts, A viable option for Africa’s debt crisis: Covid-19 implications pp. 18-21

Joseph NM Tobias and Shindambi Petrus Hamukwaya

Volume 18, issue 1, 2021

Development Finance in the Post-COVID-19 Era: Implications, Challenges and Opportunities pp. 4-9

Danny Cassimon and George Mavrotas

Full Employment: The First Step Towards Economic Equality pp. 10-15

Jairo Morales-Nieto

Ex Ante vs Ex Post Asset-inequalities, Internet of things, and COVID-19 Implications in South Africa pp. 18-21

Nomonde Tshabalala, Godfred Anakpo and Syden Mishi

The Health Crisis of COVID19: Crisis and Risk Management pp. 22-26

Leonard Mushunje

Volume 17, issue 4, 2020

How to Uplift Free and Equitable Market Societies in Practice? pp. 4-9

Jairo Morales-Nieto

Do Pension Funds Foster Economic Growth better than Mutual Funds? pp. 10-14

Leonard Mushunje

Retooling Industrial Technology Acquisition in Africa pp. 18-21

Makhetha S. Leseko and Dodoo-Amoo Eric Nii Amu Okotokata

Amplifying the Impact of Devolution Cash Transfers in Zimbabwe pp. 22-23

Terrence Tazvivinga

Volume 17, issue 3, 2020

COVID-19: Challenges and Opportunities for Africa pp. 4-8

Michael Takudzwa Pasara

COVID-19 and its Economic Impact on the South Economy pp. 10-12

Rufaro Garidzirai

Alternative Financing Structure for Greening South African Cities pp. 16-18

Sindi Mokgopha and Heinz Eckart Klingelhöfer

COVID-19 Wedges Bank’s 2020 Fiscal and Curbs would-be New Investment pp. 20-24

Hildebrand Shayo

Volume 17, issue 2, 2020

Reinventing Amartya Sen’s Paradigm of Human Development pp. 4-9

Jairo Morales-Nieto

Taking a Cue from Rwanda; Replicating Gorilla Tourism in Nigeria pp. 10-11

O. Digun-Aweto and Peet van Der Merve

Financing Affordable Housing Through Real Estate Investment Trusts in Africa pp. 14-15

Daniel Thuo Ndung’u and Samuel O. Onyuma

Pension Assets Boosting African Economies pp. 18

Claudio Achadinha

Volume 17, issue 1, 2020

Economics and Development Paradigms in Transition pp. 4-8

Jairo Morales-Nieto

Can Tourism to National Parks Contribute to Economic Development? pp. 10-11

O. Digun-Aweto

Solving Zimbabwe’s Urban Water Supply Crisis Through Private Sector Participation pp. 14-17

Terrence Tazvivinga

Prosperous or Recession? Analyzing the Performance of South African Agricultural Economy Towards the Gross Domestic Product from 2018 and Beyond pp. 20-27

Mfaniseni Wiseman Mbatha

Volume 16, issue 4, 2019

Rising Wealth and Income Inequality: What do we know? pp. 4-7

Jairo Morales-Nieto

Brexit and European Union Disintegration: Lessons for Africa’s Integration pp. 10-13

Gabila Nubong

ILPA Principles 3.0: Embracing the Emerging Trends of ESG and Impact Investing pp. 16-17

Adam Bennot

What Namibia can Learn about Financial Technology (Fintech): A Theoretical Oveview pp. 20-23

Petrus S. Hamukwaya

Volume 16, issue 3, 2019

Financial Sustainability and Social Outreach in Microfinance: Do Micro-Savings Attenuate Trade-Offs? pp. 4-6

Chi Vu, Andy Mullineux, Victor Murinde and J Reade

Tourism: The New(er) Frontier of Africa’s Sustainable Development Agenda? pp. 8-11

Tafadzwa Matiza and Elmarie Slabbert

Could Project Bonds be used as the Ideal Financial Instrument to Plug the Infrastructure Financing Gap in South Africa? pp. 12-16

Ayomide Oladapo and Mashukudu Hartley Molele

External Indebtedness Nexus Fiscal Imbalances: Where and how Africa is Losing? pp. 18

Lot Pato

Risk Analysis and Allocation in Public Private Partnership Projects -Maximizing Value for Money pp. 20-21

Daniel Thuo Ndung’u

Volume 16, issue 2, 2019

Does Microfinance Really Eradicate Poverty in Africa? pp. 4-6

Petrus S. Hamukwaya and Johanna Pangeiko Nautwima

South Africa’s Inequality Dynamics and Implications for Small Businesses pp. 8-12

Thulani Guliwe

The Missing Link in Zimbabwe’s Revenue System: The Informal Sector pp. 14-16

Nixon S. Chekenya

Closing Africa’s Infrastructure Gap pp. 18

Gerald Gondo

Steering Tourism as an Engine for Economic Growth in Africa: Opportunities and Challenges pp. 20-21

Lot Pato

Volume 16, issue 1, 2019

Blended Finance: A Primer for FDI-led Tourism Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa? pp. 4-7

Tafadzwa Matiza

African Urbanisation – A Changing Dynamic pp. 8

Gerald Gondo

Africa’s Demographic Dividend: Fact or Farce? pp. 10-12

Emmanuel Owusu-Sekyere

The Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Future of the Labour Intensive Sectors in the Developing Countries: “The Hailstorm in a Cup of Tea” pp. 14-18

Thulani Guliwe

Financial Viability of the Grameen Bank Model in South Africa pp. 20-21

Gizelle Willows and James McWha