International Journal of Research in Business and Social Science (2147-4478)
2012 - 2026
Current editor(s): Prof.Dr.Umit Hacioglu From Center for the Strategic Studies in Business and Finance Editorial Office,Baris Mah. Enver Adakan Cd. No: 5/8, Beylikduzu, Istanbul, Turkey. Contact information at EDIRC. Bibliographic data for series maintained by Umit Hacioglu (). Access Statistics for this journal.
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Volume 15, issue 4, 2026
- How do online browsing motivations influence impulse buying? A uses and gratifications perspective pp. 01-13

- Shing-Chi Fan, Ren-Fang Chao, Chuan-Chun Wu and Zhe-Cheng Chen
- Online promotional content, business image, and purchase intention toward informal clothing enterprises: a pre–post survey study in Bangladesh pp. 14-26

- Md. Shahidur Rahman Khan, Fatema-Tuz Zohora, Md. Amimul Ehasan and Md. Mohiuddin
- Examining the effectiveness of health food advertising based on Optimal Arousal Theory pp. 27-38

- Chih-Yu Wang, Ren-Fang Chao, Chor-Sum Au-Yeung and Yu-Lung Wu
- Factors affecting principals’ readiness to implement policies with reference to the policy on the South African standard for principals pp. 39-47

- Mzamani Eliah Nkuna, Livhuwani Gladys Nkondo and Decorate Mathebula
- The role of cooperative membership in improving global value chain participation among smallholder maize farmers in the Eastern Cape, South Africa pp. 48-58

- Aneza Madini and Thembalethu Macdonald Seti
- The impact of digital transformation on the non-financial performance of small and medium-sized enterprises in the city of Mbombela local municipality, South Africa pp. 59-72

- Kheneth Sabelo Sandleni and Floyd Khoza
- Disaggregating the effects of corporate social responsibility on community economic wellbeing in Tanzania’s mining sector pp. 73-88

- Nyanda J. Shuli, France A. Shayo and Chacha A. Matoka
- Drivers of customer satisfaction in the telecommunications industry of Zimbabwe: A mixed-methods study from Manicaland Province pp. 89-103

- Ruth Shiridzinodya, Dzidzai Muchakubvura, Ranzi Mazenge Rusike, Sifiso Vilakati, Bonginkosi Wellington Zondi and Sizwe Vincent Mbona
- Comparative analysis of quality control practices in manufacturing: Insights from South African specialists pp. 104-112

- Tshepo Mabotja and Cheryl Rielander
- Conceptualising the Resource-Based View and the Theory of Firm Heterogeneity: A systematic theoretical review and call for future research in strategic management pp. 113-123

- Nelly Musau, Ruth Muli, Grace Ndethi, Mugambi Zachary and Patrick Oboge
- Competitor elimination strategy and performance of motor vehicle assemblers in Kenya pp. 124-134

- Sonia Mutende Mutinda, Beatrice Ombaka and Laban Chesang
- Sustainable innovation and business sustainability in food SMEs: The mediating role of zero waste operations pp. 135-146

- Joko Purwadi and Hatammimi Jurry
- Wage disparities and their effects on employee performance: Insights from the Zimbabwe telecommunication sector pp. 147-160

- Augustine Torayi Mataba, Munyaradzi Chibaro, James Kanyepe, Josephine S. Moeti-Lysson and Jacob Chizunza
- An exploratory study of stakeholder perceptions of the new directions necessitated by the COVID-19 pandemic and their importance for the management of work-integrated learning pp. 161-171

- Thobekile Ndhlovu, Jane Skinner and Smangele Moyane
- The role of Work Integrated Learning (WIL) on student readiness for the working environment in the department of human resources management at the Durban University of Technology pp. 172-179

- Ashnee Rajlal, Tatenda Chikukwa and Lungisani Webster Hlophe
- Green transformational leadership and organizational sustainability in Egypt’s renewable energy sector: The mediating role of green talent management pp. 180-193

- Gihan Ibrahim
- Integrating individual and organizational factors: Drivers of patient satisfaction in Indonesia premuim hospitals pp. 194-204

- Agus Wismoyo and Muhammad Yorga Permana
- A multi-dimensional approach to nurse talent management and employee retention pp. 205-217

- Lerotholi My
- Approaches to employee retention challenges in corporate organisations: A systematic literature review pp. 218-232

- Damilola Victoria Adeliyi, Ayogeboh Epizitone and Smangele Pretty Moyane
- The effect of economic globalisation on income inequality in Botswana pp. 233-248

- Oscar Chiwira, Lawrence Jambani, Lovemore Muchingami and Kudzanai Charity Muchuchuti
- Dynamic capabilities and loan delinquency management: Implications for the financial sustainability of microfinance institutions in Tanzania pp. 249-260

- Gasper Chuwa, Saganga Kapaya and Gwahula Raphael
- Formal and informal institutional pressures and public sector financial reporting quality: Evidence from Ghana pp. 261-276

- Eyram Adzo Nyamuame, Eric Hope, Constance Phyllis Puttick, Edward Annan, Mensah Marfo and Francis Kofi Sobre Frimpong
- Does bigger still mean better? How seed capital affects performance of Jua Kali enterprises in Kamukunji, Kenya pp. 277-292

- Wanja Wangongu, Stephen M.A. Muathe and Eliud Obere
- Mapping the global skills gap: An analysis of regional and sectoral challenges in a transforming global economy pp. 293-301

- Innocent Tinashe Mutero and Nyankomo Marwa
- From anticipated regret to experienced regret: Evidence from a stock market simulation pp. 302-315

- Alain Finet, Kevin Kristoforidis and Julie Laznicka
- How is the concept of development defined, conceptualised, configured, and operationalised within International Development Financed (IDF) projects: Evidence and perspectives from IDF projects within integrated transboundary landscapes and seascapes in Tanzania pp. 316-329

- Edward Gerald Ndilanha, Jan Erik Jaensson and Raphael Gwahula
- Trade credit, financial inclusion and firms’ performance in Sub Saharan Africa pp. 330-341

- Frank Mwombeki, Benny Mwenda and Edina Nathanael
- Assessing the socioeconomic impact of the Ashrayan Project on homeless individuals at Gopalganj District in Bangladesh pp. 342-351

- MD. Naimur Rahman Khandkar, S.M. Nasim Azad, Rehena Parveen, Tushar Ahmmad and Md. Shohel Rana
- The language of corruption: A literary analysis of social and moral decay in selected Xitsonga protest poems pp. 352-361

- Ndzalama Maluleke and Lebogang Steven Shirindzi
- Prevention over separation: A critical perspective on child protection practice and policy pp. 362-370

- Mmaphuti Percy Dipela
- Challenges experienced by single mothers in low-resourced African communities: A literature review pp. 371-377

- Misheck Dube and Maseitlholo Ellen Tlhojane
- Coping with climate change-related risks in rural Zimbabwe: Evidence from Bikita District pp. 378-394

- Victor Jaravaza and Hilda Jaka Mabiza
- Challenges of nurses caring for mental healthcare users in the emergency care unit of Gauteng hospital: a qualitative study pp. 395-402

- Rirhandzu Friddah Mathevula and Miyelani Silence Maluleke
- Gender-based violence against man: A silent reality pp. 403-411

- Wiseman Ntlhari Mathebula, Selaelo Dimakatso Matuba, Senthate Sakios Machaba and Norman Mathebula
- Humour as a coping mechanism during Nigeria’s economic crisis pp. 412-425

- Omowumi Boboye and Johnson Olawale Bamigbose
- A doctrinal analysis on enforcement mechanisms and compliance challenges in African continental free trade area: Transport services regulatory framework pp. 426-437

- Ogochukwu Chidiebere Nweke, Iipumbu Vistorina, Ndilimeke Helvi Petrus and Kennedy Kaumba Mabuku
- Re-imagining community trust in primary health care service delivery in Nigeria: policy lessons from Rwanda pp. 438-447

- Omowunmi Boboye and Nirmala Dorasamy
- The prevalence and patterns of substance use among psychiatric patients at a tertiary hospital in Tshwane, Gauteng Province, South Africa pp. 448-460

- Thivhudzwi Hellen Shai, Kebogile Elizabeth Mokwena and Mohora Feida Malebatja
- Does artificial intelligence enhance or undermine teaching and learning in higher education? pp. 461-470

- Sibonelo Sibahle Mpanza
- The effects of conflicts of human rights: a case study of teachers’ safety in South African schools pp. 471-479

- Julius Theledi Nkube, Khashane Stephen Malatji and Juliet Masalesa
- Examining gender laws to promote equality in Ekurhuleni primary school leadership pp. 480-488

- Joy Moyo and Mthanti Bj
- Strategic planning failures in law enforcement organisations: a qualitative management perspective pp. 489-501

- Phillip Vuma and Grace Vuma
- Artificial intelligence, indigenous knowledge systems, and prospects for sustainable food system transformation in Africa pp. 502-514

- Emmanuel Ndhlovu
- Examining the constitutional linguistic rights on the use of English as a lingua franca in South African courts system pp. 515-525

- Sandile Dike and Lutendo Nendauni
Volume 15, issue 3, 2026
- How leisure crafting influences leisure satisfaction: A self-determination theory perspective pp. 01-12

- Jui-Chieh Chang, Ren-Fang Chao and Liang-Chien Lee
- Relationship quality and trust in automotive supply chains pp. 13-23

- Aletta Tolmay, Riaan Drikse van Schalkwyk and Sumei van Antwerpen
- Corporate social responsibility, talent development and performance outcomes: The case of youth-led entrepreneurial firms in South Africa pp. 24-35

- Monument Thulani Bongani Makhanya
- Enhancing operational efficiency and customer-centric practices through ERP adoption in South African construction SMEs pp. 36-47

- Tshepo Mabotja and Makhosi Maphanga
- Corporate governance structures in family-owned businesses in Botswana pp. 48-53

- Sihlobo Nyoni
- Evaluating the relative impacts of operations management versus marketing on Quick Service Restaurants (QSR)performance: A case study of the Laudian Group pp. 54-61

- Ruan Strauss, Abner Mthembu and Alexander Oluka
- The analysis of the transition of artificial intelligence projects and automation in the manufacturing industry pp. 62-75

- Dickson Mdhlalose and Jabulani Hlungwana
- Analysing the differences in textile waste management practices between the Global North and the Global South apparel industry pp. 76-85

- Sthembile Ngubo and Winiswa Mavutha
- Impact of consumer over-indebtedness on consumer wellbeing through a qualitative exploration in a South African setting pp. 86-95

- Teshani Devi Sewnunan and Sachin Suknunan
- The proposed hospital disaster risk management evaluation model: A South African case study pp. 96-107

- Mokata Johannes Nkwana
- The role of language choice in leadership credibility and workplace trust: A case study of higher learning institutions in Tanzania pp. 108-117

- Prisca B. Makulilo and Emmanuel S. Shindika
- AI-powered employee attrition prediction: Key insights from the Gauteng ICT sector pp. 118-131

- Lufungula Osembe and Nokuthula Noncotshe Ntungo Tuliswa
- Merit-based recruitment and affirmative action in the public service: tension or transformation? pp. 132-141

- Simon Matome Nkgapele and Nhlanhla Sibusiso Malinga
- Choosing the right type of collaboration in improving service delivery: The local government sphere in South Africa pp. 142-148

- Xolisile G. Ngumbela
- The moderating effect of employee engagement on the relationship between exemplary transformational leadership and the performance of selected water and sewerage companies in Kenya pp. 149-157

- Joseph Njuguna Gachugia, Walter Juma Ongeti and Truphena Oduol
- The influence of organisational design on gender-specific stress and workplace productivity pp. 158-164

- Ntombenhle Mandlazi
- Perceived organizational culture and its influence on employees’ change readiness in Malawi state-owned enterprises pp. 165-177

- Jeremy Mitonga-Monga and Samuel Kaleke
- An integrated model of employee performance: Linking belongingness, spirituality, and satisfaction via organizational commitment pp. 178-187

- Abdul Rachman, Budiyanto and Suhermin
- Centralised recruitment for senior management in South Africa's public sector: Implications for service delivery pp. 188-203

- Mosekama Osia Mokhele and Simon Matome Nkgapele
- A critical examination of the commissioner’s discretionary powers under the vat act: A South African perspective pp. 204-209

- Sizakele Ngwenya, Daniel P. Schutte and Banele Dlamini
- Gradual gains: The dynamic export effects of Turkey’s regional trade agreements pp. 210-220

- TuÄŸba Ortay Baykal
- Behavioral asset pricing: Review and synthesis in international markets pp. 221-225

- Samuel Tabot Enow
- Forecasting stock index returns using ARIMA-SVM, ARIMA-ANN, and ARIMA-random forest hybrid models pp. 226-232

- Samuel Tabot Enow
- How blockchain technology can address fraud in financial markets: The case of South Africa pp. 233-245

- Dickson Mdhlalose and Jabulani Hlungwana
- Idiosyncratic risk of investing in international financial markets pp. 246-250

- Samuel Tabot Enow
- Local economic impact of female farmer competitions on sustainable agricultural development in Vhembe district, Limpopo province pp. 251-258

- Betty Sehlola, Phumudzo Gift Munyai-Matshotshi and Nkhangwe Makhavhu
- Cyber risk management strategies in deposit money banks: Implications of cybersecurity investment and cyber insurance on profitability pp. 259-268

- Ayobaye Salemcity and Elza Odendaal
- Investor attention and stock market volatility: Does geopolitical risk matter? pp. 269-282

- Damien Kunjal, Tyla de Bruyn, Kimberly Govender, Jodie Kettle and Yuven Kristnasamy
- Exploring circular economy practices for environmental sustainability at a local municipality in South Africa pp. 283-293

- Zakithi Mpungose and Baphiwe Daweti
- Poverty in the post-apartheid South Africa: Causes, challenges and prospects pp. 294-304

- M Matyana and M Mpofu
- Parents and teachers’ perceptions of the need for school social workers in South African underprivileged high schools pp. 305-315

- Nkhensani Catherine Mabunda and Gift Khumalo
- Socio-technical pathways to climate resilience: Evaluating the intersection of indigenous knowledge and digital tools in South African disaster management pp. 316-322

- Ophilile Mdhluli
- A scoping review protocol on mentorship and life-coaching interventions for orphaned secondary school learners in Klipgat, South pp. 323-330

- Eulenda Banda, Thembi Simbeni and Olanrewaju Oladimeji
- Barriers to innovation in the Somalia Public sector: A policy and organizational perspective pp. 331-340

- Masa Sylvester Motadi
- A qualitative study of factors driving and influencing unlawful mining in the City of Ekurhuleni pp. 341-347

- M.M. Lebea, J.T. Mofokeng and Dee Khosa
- Integrating smart textiles into workwear: Enhancing safety, functionality, and aesthetic appeal for modern labour environments in South Africa pp. 348-358

- Mondli Buthelezi and Winiswa Mavutha
- The effects of bullying on teaching and learning in the foundation phase pp. 359-368

- Murungwa Dzialwa and Shonisani Agnes Mulovhedzi
- Lecturers’ perceptions on harnessing digital tools and teaching strategies for effective blended learning in higher education: A case of the University of Technology pp. 369-382

- Radiakga Thabang Molokomme and Solly Lebelo
- Digital globalization and access to education in Sub-saharan Africa pp. 383-391

- Suares C. O. Noutchie, Mbroh Nana Adjoah and Emile Franc Doungmo Goufo
- Digital skills development and employability among ODeL students: Implications for inclusive economic growth in South Africa pp. 392-405

- Adeniyi Onafadeji and Lisebo Ntiso
- An examination of mentoring practices for university lecturers in scholarly writing pp. 406-415

- Vimbi Petrus Mahlangu and Tebo Jillian Mampane
- Artificial intelligence in entrepreneurship education: A bibliometric review (2016-2025) pp. 416-425

- Takawira Ndofirepi and Renier Steyn
- Listening, speaking and learning: Teachers’ use of low-tech digital tools to enhance learner engagement in English First Additional Language (EFAL) classrooms pp. 426-437

- Makwalete Malatji and Victor Rhulani Nkuna
- Starting over at 35 is a myth: How business education enables smart career pivots pp. 438-451

- Abner Mthembu and Alexander Oluka
- Strategies to enhance research skills among the Bachelor of Education students in Universities of Technology pp. 452-461

- Anele May
- Developing foundation phase mathematics pre-service teachers at a University in the Eastern Cape province, South Africa: Teaching number sense pp. 462-470

- Nondwe Cynthia Phelokazi Ngibe
- Balancing the chalkboard: Novice educators navigate multi-grade primary teaching pp. 471-478

- Rudzani Netshivhale and Fhatuwani Ravhuhali
- The portrayal of South African female prison (correctional centre) life through News24 and YouTube online media platforms using 2018-2024 case studies pp. 479-493

- Linda Moloko Seomane and Witness Maluleke
- Police visibility, crime reduction and community trust: Evidence from hot spot Policing in selected Tembisa townships pp. 494-503

- Thompho Tshivhase and Kabelo Mmola
- Guardians against abduction: The role of private security companies in combating kidnapping in South Africa pp. 504-515

- Krisandren Pillay
- Modus Operandi used by hijackers to hijack buildings in Johannesburg, South Africa pp. 516-523

- Rudzani Ngobele and Beauty Thabisile Lebitso
- We are working with what we have: Operational realities, improvisation, and officer coping strategies in under-resourced rural police stations pp. 534-541

- Thompho Tshivhase and Lutho Ngozi
- Community-police relations and informal guardianship in rural South Africa: Lessons from the uMlalazi crime prevention experience pp. 542-552

- Thompho Tshivhase and Thando Chonco
- Compliance with mandatory ID badge policies in Tanzanian public hospitals: A case study of Dar-es-Salaam referral hospitals pp. 553-562

- Faisal Issa, Lilian Arnold Kimario and Edith Lwiza
- Political institutions and Foreign Direct Investment in the Arab Maghreb Union pp. 563-578

- Darlington Chizema, Ramos Emmanuel Mabugu and Christelle Meniago
- Nurturing entrepreneurial skills and mindsets: the imperative role of English methodology in higher education pp. 579-592

- Israel Creleanor Mulaudzi
- Fostering the just energy transition amid competing discourses of coal and renewable energy in South Africa pp. 593-601

- Fortunate Maponya, Tlou Millicent Ramoroka and Ngoako Johannes Mokoele
- Socio-economic determinants of smallholder maize farmers’ participation in global value chains in South Africa pp. 602-610

- Aneza Madini and Thembalethu Macdonald Seti
- From consultation to collaboration: Examining local community involvement in tourism planning and decision-making in Thohoyandou pp. 611-619

- Pfarelo Manavhela, Acha-Anyi, Portia Pearl Siyanda Sifolo and Uwe P Hermann
Volume 15, issue 2, 2026
- Digital platform capabilities and agility: The role of technological uncertainty in SMEs pp. 01-14

- Saba Hafeez and Ding Xiu-Hao
- Factors of e-WOM influencing consumer buying behaviour pp. 15-22

- Faith Tinonetsana, Veena P Rawjee and Jeevarathnam P Govender
- Absorptive capacity as a driver of strategic technological change for sustainable performance in the financial sector: A survey of insurance firms in Kenya pp. 23-35

- Fiona Awino and James M. Kilika
- Modelling the interplay of entrepreneurial abilities and support systems on entrepreneurial activity and success: The moderating role of societal value pp. 36-52

- Chux Gervase Iwu, Eugine Tafadzwa Maziriri, Jeremiah Machingambi, Derek Yu and Christiana kappo-Abidemi
- What drives fans’ live game attendance intentions? An Event System Theory perspective pp. 53-64

- Yu-Chuan Hsieh, Ren-Fang Chao and Han-Yee Leong
- Concept analysis: The interplay of work-life balance, nurse educator and nursing education institution pp. 65-75

- Letta Mathebula and Rirhandzu Friddah Mathevula
- Enhancing inventory management through safety stock policy: A case of Mongolian pharmaceutical supply organization pp. 76-86

- Bayartsetseg Ganzorig, Altanchimeg Zanabazar, Shurentsetseg Bira and Bayarmaa Dorjnaran
- Building capacity for research data management services in institutions of higher learning: A systematic literature review pp. 87-95

- Janine Lockhart and Michael Twum-Darko
- Rethinking financial reporting in the digital era: A review of emerging issues and challenges pp. 96-106

- Musammat Tahmina Khanom and Mohammad Zahed Hussain
- Dynamic interplay between government expenditure and private sector in South Africa’s economy: Crowding-in versus crowding-out effects pp. 107-116

- Bongumusa Makhoba
- The relationship between market-wide investor sentiment and bank returns: Evidence from the JSE pp. 117-132

- Monique Potgieter, Fabian Moodley and Sune Ferreira-Schenk
- Green loans, green mortgages, and CO₂ emissions in Nigeria: Evidence from ARDL (2012 –2024) pp. 133-147

- Elizabeth Ashadi Ogonegbu and Dorothy Muthoka Kagwaini
- Evaluating the effectiveness of activity-based costing in improving cost efficiency in listed South African retailers pp. 148-160

- Mufunwa Takalani Rasisi, Arthur Reynolds and Charles Munkuli
- Gross capital formation, diaspora remittances and the migration paradox: explaining persistent rural underdevelopment pp. 161-174

- Alexander Maune
- Local government empowerment in eradicating poverty and inequality: Perceptions from the Slamanga community in Mozambique pp. 175-186

- Mary M. Mthembu and Richard M. Mthethwa
- Are foreign banks a good option for women entrepreneurs in Bangladesh seeking financing? pp. 187-195

- Afrin Sultana, Md. Johir Rayhan and Sadia Noor Khan
- Assessing the effects of national election results on economic development in South Africa pp. 196-202

- Oupa Hlatshwayo
- The impact of Gross Domestic Product, Consumer Price Index, and Foreign Direct Investment on unemployment: A case of South Africa pp. 203-211

- Ronewa Mudzanani
- The impact of inflation on general and green bonds: Evidence from Taiwan bond market pp. 212-220

- Po-Jung Chen and Chih-Yu Yang
- How South Africa is using its G20 Presidency (2025) to push for issues affecting poorer countries, especially African state?: Inequality, sovereign debt, financing for development pp. 221-231

- Ampfarisaho Ashley Mudau and Stewart Lee Kugara
- Discovering sexuality in an African context: An Afrocentric perspective pp. 232-241

- Samukezi Mrubula-Ngwenya, Makhura Rapanyane, Sethuthuthu Vuma and Lebogang Legodi
- The effectiveness of community-based early childhood development programs in improving the cognitive and socio-emotional development of children in rural-based communities pp. 242-251

- Decent Munzhelele, Livhuwani Sibisi, Pembelani Nemauluma and Anza Tshilidzi Rudzani Nengovhela
- The influence of gender roles on a recreational participation among the Africans: Literature review from an Afrocentric lens pp. 252-260

- Khutso Lekgothoane, Ananias Motadi Selekane and Osia Livhuwani Munyangane
- Examining the long-term effects of Apartheid’s Tribal Classification on ethnic tensions and political fragmentation in post-apartheid South Africa pp. 261-270

- Vutivi Tony Mkhacani and Stewart Lee Kugara
- The impact of Covid-19 on the mental health of nurses in primary healthcare facilities in Ekurhuleni South, Gauteng Province, South Africa pp. 271-291

- Mosidi Esther Mogotsi, Mathildah Mokgatle and Oluwafemi Omoniyi Oguntibeju
- The well-being of secret children of paternal infidelity: A pastoral- theological and counselling perspective pp. 292-302

- Hundzukani Khosa-Nkatini, Lebogang Moeti, Bakadzi Moeti and Tshenolo Jennifer Madigele
- Community perceptions of Ubuntu through participatory engagement: A societal impact evaluation in rural South Africa pp. 303-312

- Mulalo Maumela, Vhonani Netshandama, Mammusa Lekoa and Nakisani Nemadodzi
- The Influence of the Psychological Contract on Employee Retention in a Mining Environment pp. 313-321

- Kholiswa Mogoeng, Reginald Ndwamai and Doreen Morukhu
- Digital Pathways to Community Justice: Mahosi, Social Media, and Gender-Based Violence Prevention in Vhembe District, South Africa pp. 322-329

- Konanani Constance Matambela, Rendani Tshifhumulo and Bernard Nthambeleni
- A qualitative study on the undesirable experiences of caregivers raising children with developmental disabilities in a rural community in South Africa pp. 330-342

- Nontokozo Lilian Mbatha and Kebogile Mokwena
- Role of emotional intelligence and hopelessness in predicting psychological adjustment among Chittagong University students in Bangladesh pp. 343-348

- Ayesha Akter and Muhammad Hoque
- The effectiveness of the strategic initiative that local government use to eradicate poverty and inequality pp. 349-356

- Mary M. Mthembu and Nokukhanya N. Jili-Mbanjwa
- Exploring patients' satisfaction with quality healthcare service in public hospitals: An integrated review pp. 357-367

- Nkhensani Florence Mabunda
- Assessing comprehensive knowledge and behaviour towards HIV/AIDS among young women in Tshwane, South Africa pp. 368-373

- Joyce Kgomotso Kwenje, Mmampedi Huma, Mabina Mogale and Muhammad Hoque
- From choice to satisfaction: Understanding qualification selection at TVET college in Limpopo Province pp. 374-383

- Thivhavhudzi Prince Magoloi and Fhatuwani Ravhuhali
- Recalibrating higher education: Aligning African curricula with the demands of a future driven workforce pp. 384-393

- Rebecca Tiffany Naidoo and Muhammad Ehsanul Hoque
- Enhancing self-directed learning among pre-service teachers through e-portfolios at an open distance education institution in South Africa pp. 394-403

- Nduduzo Brian Gcabashe
- Exploring COVID-19 disruptions and adaptation in teaching and learning at a South African historically disadvantaged university pp. 404-418

- Neziswa Lucia Petshwa, Tando Rulashe and Kutu Sam Ramolobe
- The effect of teaching mathematics using home language in the foundation phase pp. 419-428

- Lusani Randima, Lebongang Steven Shirindzi and Matodzi Godfrey Sikhwari
- Authentic e-assessment in South African higher education: A systematic review of AI-driven assessment practices and challenges pp. 429-443

- Bianca N Mkhize-Simelane and Xolani Khohliso
- Navigating the maze: Unpacking challenges for university educators in South Africa pp. 444-456

- Jeremiah Machingambi and Chux Gervase Iwu
- The urgent need for a paradigm shift from traditional pedagogical teaching approaches to Andragogy and Heutagogy in higher education (SA): DUT philosophy of education perspective pp. 457-467

- Buyani Nkabinde
- The influence of language-related challenges experienced by learners on their epistemic access in history pp. 468-477

- Kagiso Thapelo Lekhethe and Boitumelo Benjamin Moreeng
- Inhibitors to digital transformation in South African retail SMMEs pp. 478-492

- Luyolo Mahlangabeza and Michael Twum-Darko
- Machine learning approaches to modelling marriage duration in South Africa pp. 493-497

- Muhammad Hoque and Rafiul Hoque
- Organizational agility as a dynamic capability for improving ESG performance of SMEs pp. 498-509

- Saba Hafeez and Ding Xiu-Hao
- Digital disruption and coping strategies of small agribusinesses in Mangaung Metropolitan municipality, South Africa pp. 510-521

- Lentswe Mosweunyane and Nomfundo Gladys Khoza
- Determinants of mobile money use by the informal sector in a developing economy pp. 522-535

- Farai Gaba, Ephrem Habtemichael Redda and Steven Henry Dunga
- Digital technology integration in healthcare: A comparative review of hospitals in the United States and selected African countries pp. 536-544

- Happiness Ifunanya Anusi
- IT capability for increasing revenue generating activities of private universities pp. 545-553

- Erna Handayani
- Breaking the silence: spiritual and emotional pathways of domestic violence survivors pp. 554-562

- Ngudo Chauke and Lufuluvhi Mudimeli
- Bridging Knowledge Gaps in Firearm Evidence Analysis: Identification, Individualisation, and Operational Challenges in Criminal Investigations pp. 563-572

- Mpho Maboa
- Role of generative artificial intelligence in crime investigation in South Africa pp. 573-582

- Lehlohonolo Wonderboy Mahlatsi
- Socio-cultural drivers of substance abuse among women in South Africa: Social workers' perspectives pp. 583-594

- Dzunisani Euginea Baloyi
- Power, patriarchy, and violence: A sociological analysis of gender-based violence against women in South Africa pp. 595-604

- Ramatswi Talifhani Trevor
- Faith and work in the face of economic inequality: A theological and accounting perspective on unemployment and justice pp. 605-611

- Hundzukani P. Khosa Nkatini and Masa Sylvester Motadi
- The International Court of Justice and state sovereignty: a delicate balance pp. 612-620

- Masabatha Nosisi Lebitsa, Anna Lebogang Mabaso and Stewart Lee Kugara
- Constructs of essentialist diversity discourse that undermine social cohesion in post-apartheid South Africa pp. 621-632

- Fundiswa T Khaile
- The domestication and commercialisation of the savha (Sansevieria pearsonii) to underpin rural development targets and livelihood guarantees in the Pfumembe Village of the Musekwa Valley, Limpopo Province, South Africa pp. 633-645

- Mavhungu Abel Mafukata
- Pathways to independence: Exploring the resilience and transition of youth leaving foster care in Tshwane District Municipality pp. 646-658

- Sandile Lucas Dhludhlu
- From dependence to authenticity: Financial independence and theological education as catalysts for decolonising reformed worship in South Africa (1980–present) pp. 659-669

- Ndidzulafhi Mudau
- Breaking the cycle: the role of education in lifting families out of poverty pp. 670-678

- Ramatswi Talifhani Trevor and Munyai Rinae Norris
- Religious transformation in the age of globalisation: A case study of Thohoyandou, South Africa (2015–2025) pp. 679-688

- Ndidzulafhi Mudau and Rendani Tshifhumulo
Volume 15, issue 1, 2026
- The interplay of leadership and employee relations: Insights from a South African Higher Education Institution (HEI) pp. 01-12

- Anrusha Bhana
- Mental health stressors affecting academic programme coordinators in one South African university pp. 13-19

- Kgomotlokoa Linda Thaba-Nkadimene
- An assessment of the relationship between personal financial management and employee productivity in the public sector: The case of the Department of Social Protection, Botswana pp. 20-30

- James Sekhomba and Christopher Dick-Sagoe
- Evaluation of Higher Learning Institutions Cybersecurity in tackling cybercrime: A review of University of Venda Information Communication Technology Officials pp. 31-40

- Matimu Maringa and Azwihangwisi Nelson Mulaudzi
- Fraud in carbon offset programs: Threats to market credibility and climate integrity pp. 41-45

- Beatah Sibanda and Banele Dlamini
- Digitising talent: Rethinking recruitment and selection in the hospitality industry in the fourth industrial revolution pp. 46-52

- Njanjobea Isah Leontes and Jeremy Mitonga-Monga
- TVET leaders’ role in career sponsorship for lecturers’ advancement: Insights from South African colleges pp. 53-66

- Mojalefa Daniel Maluka and Maelekanyo Christopher Mulaudzi
- The role of capital markets in enhancing economic growth and job creation in South Africa pp. 67-88

- Masa Sylvester Motadi and Ngelekanyo Stanley Maduwa
- Estimation of the trade elasticities for the South African economy pp. 89-100

- Reuben Jerome Kisten, Ntokozo Hadebe, Simiso Msomi and Malibongwe Nyathi
- The impetus for Gig employment in the digital economy: A systematic review pp. 101-106

- Arvid Muzanenhamo
- The implications of the tax compliance burden on SMEs in Durban: An empirical analysis pp. 107-120

- Mary Mutanda, Nompumelelo Precious Sithebe and Lesley June Stainbank
- Bridging borders: The role of economic infrastructure in enhancing intra-SADC trade pp. 121-127

- Mulatu Fekadu Zerihun and Harris Maduku
- Portfolio optimization in the pre-emerging market transition: Evidence from the VN30 index pp. 128-142

- Tram Thi Hoai Vo and Pai-Chou Wang
- Ubuntu Philosophy and Decolonization of Education in Africa: A Bibliometric Analysis pp. 143-152

- Kayode Babatunde Olawumi and Mzuyanda Percival Mavuso
- Analysing the role of fingerprint identification as a tool to secure conviction in court: A case study of thohoyandou police station, vhembe district, Limpopo pp. 153-160

- Matimu Maringa and Azwihangwisi Nelson Mulaudzi
- Realities of foster parents caring for foster care children living with HIV and AIDS pp. 161-171

- Mokgadi Merriam Makgopela and Linda Modjadji Shirindi
- Exploring the contributory factors in the transition of female victims to perpetrators of domestic violence: A case study of Seshego Policing area, Limpopo province, South Africa pp. 172-183

- Chuene Lonia Maswanganye, Witness Maluleke and Olinda Ruth Chabalala
- An assessment of the safety of drivers in the e-hailing taxi industry (South Africa) pp. 184-189

- M. Given Makola and R J Mokwena
- The ramifications of gender based violence on the psychosocial well-being of rural males in Zimbabwe pp. 190-199

- Munyaradzi Chidarikire and Juliet Kamwendo
- Perceptions of teachers about implementing the national school nutrition programme pp. 200-208

- Xolani Wycliff Zulu
- Crime data processing and mapping: Challenges of using geographical information systems to combat crime pp. 209-217

- M. Given Makola
- Disconnected dialogues: Community perceptions of municipal communication in KZN pp. 218-226

- Lethu Fuzile, Zwakele Baldwin Ngubane, Veena Parboo Rawjee and Faith Tinonetsana
- Integrating Indigenous Knowledge Systems into HIV prevention strategies: a systematic review of community-based health promotion interventions in Southern Africa pp. 227-237

- Osia Livhuwani Munyangane, Pfarelo Matshidze, Khutso Lekgothoane, Tobias Mokwena and Vhulenda Negota
- The evolving role of the PhD: Transitioning from a degree to a gateway for academic careers pp. 238-247

- Zamokuhle Mbandlwa
- Harnessing survey insights from mentoring and tutorship (MenTut) student support programme to advance student well-being and academic success pp. 248-259

- Fhatuwani Ravhuhali and Takalani Yolanda Tshililo
- Student teachers’ beliefs about mathematics teaching in initial teacher education programmes: Implications for equity and social justice pp. 260-269

- Fhatuwani Ravhuhali and Lutendo Nendauni
- Reconceptualizing the culture of teaching and learning in South African open distance e-learning institutions: the impact of remote work pp. 270-279

- Thabiso Zitha
- Challenges and opportunities of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in business management and accounting curriculum: A systematic literature review pp. 280-289

- Nokuthula Ngobese, Mziwendoda Cyprian Madwe and Makhosazana Faith Vezi-Magigaba
- Fostering student engagement and learning through the MenTut programme in higher education pp. 290-298

- Takalani Yolanda Tshililo, Fhatuwani Ravhuhali and Hlayisani Mboweni
- Exploring innovative pedagogies in primary education: pathways for 21st century learning pp. 299-308

- Thivhavhudzi Muriel Badugela
- Student perceptions of simplified English and multiple learning tools in English-medium instruction courses in non-English speaking contexts pp. 309-319

- Yi-juen Chen
- Collaborative learning in action: Building problem-solving communities in accounting education pp. 320-331

- Ajuma Walusa and Makeresemese Rosy Q.m
- Trade Unions in Social Development Policy Formulation in South Africa: COSATU and the National Health Insurance (NHI) pp. 332-341

- Sonia Mabunda-Kaziboni and Danielle Nel-Sanders
- Missed opportunities in preferential procurement: Definitional ambiguity and its implications for effective implementation within the South African government pp. 342-350

- Sanele Khomo, Snenhlanhla Molefe and Hlengiwe Mabizela
- An overview of the lifestyle audit as a strategy to combat corruption pp. 351-356

- Mokiritlana Given Makola
- Exploring the benefits of invasive alien plant species as food sources: Mapping their socio-ecological impacts in Zimbabwe pp. 357-364

- Alfred Maroyi
- Afrocentric recreational participation patterns of rural-based adults in South Africa: An systematic review pp. 365-377

- Khutso Lekgothoane, Osia Livhuwani Munyangane and Ananias Motadi Selekane
- The effect of supply chain finance on firm performance in Indonesia’s coal production sub-industry pp. 378-389

- Novita Ratna Satiti and Aishwayra Rayhana Wakid
- Dialogic teaching as a pedagogical strategy: enhancing communication competence in grade 9 technology classrooms pp. 390-401

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