International Journal of Research in Business and Social Science (2147-4478)
2012 - 2025
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 13, issue 10, 2024
- The role of 4IR technologies and organizational culture in enhancing manufacturing supply chain performance pp. 01-11

- Tshepo Mabotja
- Exploring the role of the minibus-taxi industry on promoting taxi entrepreneurship in South Africa pp. 12-24

- Terrance Molobela
- Reforming public sector supply chains in Limpopo: Unveiling governance challenges and strategic imperatives pp. 25-37

- Tshepo Mabotja, Kgaogelo Molokomme and Nomonde Ngcobo
- Social media usage determinants across demographic characteristics of mobile network users in Zimbabwe pp. 38-52

- Simbarashe Cowen Matema, Safura M. Kallier-Tar and Michael Cant
- Mobile banking and the performance of savings and credit cooperative societies in Tanzania pp. 53-61

- Lucas Kisinga and William Gomera
- Backyard gardening in the face of exacerbating rates of hunger and poverty in South Africa pp. 62-67

- Mafika Lubisi and Mafikizolo Simelane
- Conflict resolution in indigenous communities: A social work perspective pp. 68-77

- Rakgwata Phoke Alpha and Sekgobela Tumelo
- The adverse psychosocial effects of post-Covid-19 in dismantling family structures leaving children heading families in Mavalani village, Limpopo Province pp. 78-84

- Jeaneth Reanetse Thema, Kamogelo Meriam Mphahlele, Ntshuxeko Hennie Ritshuri, A.P. Ramanyimi, Mercy Mushwana and Maphuti Chueng
- Poverty and crime in the era of 4th ir in Subsaharan Africa pp. 85-98

- Thivhavhudzi Muriel Badugela
- Exploring the use of technological innovations in agricultural farms: a case of South Africa pp. 99-104

- Sipho Makgopa
- Building farming resilience to climate change through social assistance in South-Eastern Zimbabwe pp. 105-117

- Emmanuel Ndhlovu
- Gender equality in South African higher education: A scholarly analysis of the National Development Plan pp. 118-125

- Andile Sokani
- Teaching strategy: The key to supporting learners with autism spectrum disorders’ well-being in Lesotho mainstream schools pp. 126-136

- Mohapi Augustinus Monyane and Rantsie Kgothule
- Conceptualizing academic mentoring in South African Universities: Interactive qualitative analysis pp. 137-144

- Theresia Joakim Kanyopa, Matseliso Mokhele-Makgalwa and Fumane Khanare
- Government efforts and shortcomings in elevating indigenous languages in South Africa over 30 years: A systematic review pp. 145-153

- Andile Sokani
- Exploring the impact of the Extended Curriculum Programme (ECP) as a crucial motivating landing space a study on student transition in higher education pp. 154-164

- Georgina Mokganya and Innocent Zitha
- Nuances and meaning of the concept trust in and for academic development practice and practitioners trusting what, how and then what? pp. 165-174

- Fhatuwani Ravhuhali and Hlayisani HF. Mboweni
- Action research as a remedy to the ‘one-size-fits-all’ for business studies teachers’ professional development in South Africa pp. 175-180

- Kgomotlokoa Linda Thaba-Nkadimene
- Examining the relationship between remittances and financial development in Zimbabwe pp. 181-188

- Oscar Chiwira and Tinashe Murindagomo
- Sustainable Development Goals as a determinant for international private sector philanthropy in the developing world pp. 189-196

- Hulisani Takalani
- Bridging causal explanation and predictive modeling: the role of PLS-SEM pp. 197-206

- Mei-Lan Lin and Linh Lan Huynh
- Unraveling the wait: exploring factors behind patient delays at a South African Clinic pp. 207-218

- Shonisani SST Masutha, Ikekhwa Albert Ikhile and Azwihangwisi Helen Mavhandu-Mudzusi
- Shifting policies to suit anti-migrant narrative in South Africa: A case for Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP) business permit holders pp. 219-224

- Chiedza Simbo and Carlos Joel Tchawouo Mbiada
- Conceptualizing the tree of incivility in South African professional nursing education pp. 225-233

- Hildeguard Vink
Volume 13, issue 9, 2024
- The influence of website use on brand awareness and its sub factors: A Zimbabwean polytechnics perspective pp. 01-10

- Bekimpilo Bhebe, Marlé van Eyk and Adele Potgieter
- Organisational culture and its influence on employees' attitude towards organisational change in a developing country setting pp. 11-21

- Dakalo Precious Monyai, Jeremy Mitonga-Monga and Boitumelo Winny Makhubele
- Exploring the role of halal awareness in the link between religiosity, Halal logos, and consumer choices pp. 22-32

- Arie Setiawan, Fatchur Rohman and Taufiq Ismail
- A literature review on sustainable innovation and entrepreneurship Encouraging positive change in a dynamic world pp. 33-42

- Ayansola Ayandibu
- Digital transformation in the recruitment process: Revealing Gen Z's interest in career opportunities pp. 43-53

- Meiliyah Ariani and Zulhawati
- An investigation of the impact of green perceived value and green perceived risk on repurchase intention through green trust in green product Adidas pp. 54-68

- Nenggala Santri Anom, Kusuma Ratnawati and Raditha Dwi Vata Hapsari
- The influence of transformational leadership on employee performance across generations (Gen X, Gen Y, Gen Z) with employee motivation as a mediating variable Case study at PT. BCA, Tbk. regional office VII, Malang City, East Java pp. 69-77

- Fajar Fili Andri and Wahdiyat Moko
- The sustainability of entrepreneurship for economic development in South Africa pp. 78-87

- Andrew Enaifoghe
- An evaluation of risk management practices in South African Public Institutions A case study in the supply chain of Thulamela Local Municipality pp. 88-108

- Takalani Emphraim Maphangwa, Tshimangadzo Caroline T. and Ntungufhadzeni Freddy Munzhelele
- The effect of transaction exposure, firm size, and liquidity on the firm value with leverage as mediating variable Study on consumer non-cyclicals sector companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange pp. 103-112

- Raden Pandu Widyantara, Siti Aisjah and Atim Djazuli
- Financial behavior of Generation Z in Surabaya city: Analysis of the relationship between financial literacy and lifestyle pp. 113-123

- Erna Retna Rahadjeng and Bagas Prayogi Harsono
- Does financial stability spur or retard output and price stability in South Africa? pp. 138-156

- Khwazi Magubane, Jacques de Jongh, Precious Mncayi-Makhanya, Jabulile Makhalima, Phindile Maziya and Boingotlo Wesi
- Effectiveness of internal control systems: A case study of a TVET College in Vhembe District, Limpopo Province, South Africa pp. 157-166

- Alec Zitha, Freddy Munzhelele and Ndivhuwo Sirembe
- Grade 12 Accounting curriculum in preparing students for the Bachelor of Accounting programme pp. 167-176

- Nosihle Veronica Sithole
- Barriers to the provision of youth-friendly services for adolescents living with HIV and AIDS pp. 177-185

- Langanani Mashamba, Lucky Letswalo, Flora Mkhonto and Tshiamo Ramalepa
- Exploring the use of Khundavhalai in Vhavenda culture pp. 186-195

- Ndidzulafhi Ramavhunga
- Offenders’ experiences of instructional methods used in the Johannesburg Female Correctional Centre in Johannesburg, South Africa pp. 196-213

- Mulalo Sivhidzho
- The contributory factors leading to intimate partner violence against male victims in South Africa pp. 214-223

- Rakgwata Phoke Alpha, Munzhelele Decent and Pelewe Mphephu
- Steps to serenity: embracing physical activity for stress relief in Vietnamese higher education pp. 224-242

- Tz-Li Wang, Huynh Vo Thuc Quyen and Ling-Mei Ko
- The effectiveness of e-procurement systems in Zambia: A case study of Ministry of Health Lusaka province pp. 243-255

- Namaipo Nambela
- Emotional intelligence and lecturer satisfaction: mediating effects of workplace environment and work-life balance in Ghanaian higher learning institutions pp. 256-273

- Ama Boatemah Sarpong, Francis Nyamekye, Sampson Afrifa Jnr and Edinam Agbemava
- Support initiatives by agricultural cooperatives in facilitating women's recovery from the socio-economic impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic in Kajiado county pp. 274-285

- Cynthia M. Munene, Kennedy M Waweru and Wambu Charles K
- The effect of innovation management practices in enhancing competitiveness of SME liquor retailers pp. 286-298

- Kagiso Mashego and Nisha Sewdass
- When cannabis use privately finds itself in the workplace a reflection on Enever v Barloworld equipment A division of Barloworld SA (Pty) Ltd (2024) 45 ILJ 1554 (LAC) pp. 299-304

- Carlos Joel Tchawouo Mbiada, Gideon Joubert and Lonia Ndlovu
Volume 13, issue 8, 2024
- Does firm’s ownership structure matter to the impact of female directors on corporate social responsibility? Evidence from Taiwan pp. 01-13

- Sheng-Hung Chen, Dariimaa Ganbat and Bai-Rui Hung
- The effect of environmental social governance (ESG) performance, capital structure, and firm size on firm value mediated by profitability on ESG leaders index in IDX pp. 14-25

- Bayu Setioko, Moeljadi and Andarwati
- Connecting corporate communication to employee engagement for organisational success at Bakoena Services Pty Ltd pp. 26-33

- Motseoa Thene, Njabulo Khumalo and Sifiso Myeni
- Balanced scorecard model: Issues to resolve for competitive advantage among SACCOs in Kajiado County, Kenya pp. 34-51

- Kelvin Lillan Kingwalor and Stephen Makau Muathe
- Corporate social responsibility communication strategies through social media and their influence on e-reputation in Nigeria pp. 52-66

- Eneye Ebiweni Ekpebu
- Assessment of users’ skills in managing electronic records management system at Workers Compensation Fund (WCF) Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania pp. 67-75

- Bertha Maturo
- Organisational commitment and intention to stay in a telecommunication company pp. 76-86

- Joelle Danielle Ngo Ndjama and J. Van Der Westhuizen
- Cultural forces shaping social influences: the role of power distance, uncertainty avoidance, and individualism pp. 87-101

- Chabika Rc, Jh van Schalkwyk, LR Jansen van Rensburg and Re-an Muller
- Change management and employee engagement as a possible turn around strategy pp. 102-106

- Mthunzi Khonjelwayo and Thandeka Ellenson
- Influence of inspirational motivation on employee engagement in parastatals in the energy sector in Kenya pp. 107-115

- Doris Change
- Insights into incubatees’ deficiencies of university innovation pp. 116-124

- Regina Thetsane, Nteboheleng Lillian, Tlali Mosoeunyane and Lekhooa Matela
- Challenges facing provision of low-cost housing in the Eastern Cape province the corollary of institutional failures pp. 125-129

- Xolisile Ngumbela, Sandiso Mahlala, Zolani Tafeni and Mthunzi Khonjelwayo
- Upward communication as a vehicle for enhancing effective communication at South African petroleum retail service stations pp. 130-138

- Simangele Mkhize and Emmanuel Mutambara
- The use of technology in community policing in Ghana: Tools, applications, challenges and recommendations pp. 139-150

- Ogochukwu Chidiebere Nweke and Smita Francis
- Breaking the cycle: Addressing teenage pregnancy in South African high schools pp. 151-156

- Suares Clovis Oukouomi Noutchie
- The emergence of artificial intelligence in the higher education Prospects and challenges of AI pp. 157-165

- Oluwatoyin Ajani, Morakinyo Akintolu and Sunday Oluwafemi Afolabi
- An online teaching approach for accounting students at a rural university pp. 166-179

- Arthur Reynolds and Freddy Munzhelele
- Critical reflection of researchers on the external supervision of teaching practice for mathematics students’ teachers the ODL-RSP project pp. 180-185

- Morakinyo Akintolu
- The readiness and challenges of lecturers in adopting social media platforms as a teaching and learning tool during the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak pp. 186-191

- Joshua Ebere Chukwuere, Frans Mosetja and Onneile Juliet Ntseme
- Artificial Intelligence in higher education: a decade’s bibliometric snapshot, emerging themes and future research pp. 192-202

- Mavis Chamboko-Mpotaringa and Blandina Manditereza
- Experiences of online teaching in South African university: Towards teacher professional development pp. 203-211

- Nondwe Cynthia Phelokazi Ngibe and Zoleka Ntshuntshe
- Exploring financial knowledge influences on the economic empowerment of women entrepreneurs in Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa pp. 212-224

- Ka Muzombo Kandolo and Musawenkosi Ngibe
- The mismatch between training and demand of accounting teachers in Limpopo secondary schools pp. 225-233

- Takalani Tshiovhe, Takalani Musetha, Mashudu Nenzhelele and Ratau Monobe
- Critical components enhancing the functionality and performance of contact centre operations pp. 234-247

- Semakaleng Mabotja and Sharol Sibongile Mkhomazi
- Effect of audit committee effectiveness on corporate governance practices: Evidence from regulatory authorities in Tanzania pp. 248-263

- Habibu Suluo, Gwahula Raphael and Saganga Kapaya
Volume 13, issue 7, 2024
- Exploring entrepreneurial skills of DR Congolese refugee women through economic growth in Durban, South Africa pp. 01-17

- Ka Muzombo Kandolo and Thabiso Sthembiso Msomi
- Mobile retail shopping by millennial consumers in townships: a resistance perspective pp. 18-27

- Tatenda Tawandaa Chabata and Nombulelo Dilotsotlhe
- The effect of perceived advertising values on purchase intention with attitudes towards Instagram advertising as mediating variable: Study on Generation Z on the Malang City pp. 42-53

- Choiriyatul Laila Ramadhana and Ananda Sabil Hussein
- Ways entrepreneurs communicate their success to stakeholders pp. 54-65

- Ndishavhani Grace Ramavhona and Livhuwani Gladys Nkondo
- Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Bali: Corporate social responsibility, competitive advantage and its impact on financial performance pp. 66-78

- Ni Luh Putu Normadewi A.p, I Nyoman Abdi and Ni Made Mega Abdi Utami
- Analyzing of market orientation, competitive strategy and sustainable business performance: Insight from foot-wear SMEs in Indonesia pp. 79-87

- Dewi Lusiana, Muhammad Ramaditya and Donny Oktavian Syah
- Impact of job insecurity, job stress and negative emotions on counterproductive work behaviour among academic employees in Ghana pp. 88-102

- Michael Tonneey Kwaku Todoko, Crispen Chipunza, Lineo Dzansi and Samson Adeoluwa Adewumi
- Insights into employee satisfaction: Assessing job facilities and factors influencing contentment in the workplace among insurance companies in Bangladesh pp. 103-109

- Mohammad Ariful Islam, Md Golam Ramij and Jannatul Ferdous Rupa
- The effect of psychological engagement on member behavioral engagement in a virtual community in Indonesia pp. 110-121

- Maria Satya Rani and Melda Gienardy
- The role of work ethic mediation on the impact between job motivation on performance and knowledge sharing of SMEs in East Java pp. 122-130

- Uci Yuliati, Warsono, Widhiyo Sudiyono and Ory Wiranudirja
- Influences of emotional intelligence on resilience in the South African entrepreneurial sector: a systematic literature review pp. 131-141

- Monument Thulani Bongani Makhanya
- The nexus between employee commitment and talent management: a case of Nelspruit Banks, South Africa pp. 142-154

- Rucresia Venacio and Trevor Mtetwa
- Exploring university staff experiences gained during COVID-19 in the provision of digital mental health services through e-health tools: A case of a selected South African University pp. 155-168

- Rhodrick Nyasha Musakuro and Liiza Gie
- The relationship of paternalistic leadership and organizational commitment Systematic analysis of literature review pp. 169-178

- Dedi Yusmen, Achmad Sudiro, Dodi Wirawan Irawanto and Sunaryo
- The assessment of a connection between internship programme and employee career progression: an analysis of South African internship programmes pp. 179-191

- Maseko Masego, Rucresia Venacio and Christiana Kappo-Abidemi
- The role of mindfulness and emotional intelligence in mediating the effects of job burnout on job performance Insights from Indonesian healthcare workers pp. 192-203

- Moch Misbah, Budiyanto and Suhermin
- The effects of employee turnover on the loss of organisational knowledge in South African municipalities Balancing rhetoric with actual practice pp. 204-221

- Yanelisa Ndatshe, Mosekama Osia Mokhele and Amina Jakoet-Salie
- Leadership and communication to improve employee performance in the KOTAKU Bandung program pp. 222-229

- Agatha Rinta Suhardi, Sari Dewi Oktari and Andi Budiawan
- Exploring employee engagement in internal branding: a case study of commercial banks in Urban Masvingo pp. 230-238

- Elvis Madondo, Stenford Masara and Hummerly Dhobha
- Work motivation and work-life balance on employee performance as mediated by job satisfaction pp. 239-253

- Mazaya Khansa Nadhilah, Margono Setiawan and Christin Susilowati
- Assessing the contribution of SADC rules of origin to the growth and survival of the manufacturing industry in Zimbabwe pp. 254-260

- Banele Dlamini and Veronica M. Zuze
- Understanding customer Decision-Making in retail banking: Insights from a selected retail bank in South Africa pp. 261-268

- Anos Chitamba
- Examining the mediating effects of operational efficiency on the relationship between budgeting practices and financial performance among 3D printing firms in South Africa pp. 269-281

- Edinam Agbemava, Thywill Cephas Dzogbewu, Dennis Yao Dzansi, Deon Johan de Beer and Olawole Fatoki
- Asymmetric Exchange Rate Pass-Through and Inflation Rate in Nigeria pp. 282-292

- Nenubari John Ikue, Benjamin Ofuru, Joseph Jite Onodjaefe, Collins Obieze Onuosa, Joseph Ade Ajaba and Ntadi Jude Emeke
- Bank mergers, corporate governance, and the impact on Maqashid Sharia performance pp. 293-300

- Januar Christianto and Vernanda Yulia Eka Putri
- Financial cycle synchronization in the advanced and systemic middle-income economies: evidence from a dynamic factor model pp. 301-314

- Khwazi Magubane, Phocenah Nyatanga and Ntokozo Nzimande
- Inflation dynamics and retail energy prices in Nigerian states pp. 315-325

- Nenubari John Ikue, John A Sodipo, Linus B. Enegesi, Victor Anthony, Charles Nonso Oraemesi, Daniel Nma Yisa, Benjamin Aghede, Jude Chukwuka Ejinkonye, Chinenye John Nna and Augustine Chukwudi Nwulia
- Strategic alliance: The contribution of the “Belt and Road Initiative†to easing trade restrictions for Afghanistan pp. 326-342

- Guiliang Tian, Zaki Zakirullah and Haihua Ying
- Examining the role of financial characteristics of micro and small enterprises in accessing debt financing: evidence from Ghana pp. 343-353

- Collins Kwaning Owusu, Kwaku Opoku Ababio, Ernest Christian Winful and Evelyn Boadiwaa Bosomtwi
- The impact of export diversification on business startups in Africa pp. 354-366

- Brian Mazorodze
- Foreign direct investment, trade and economic growth: a case study of South Africa pp. 367-377

- Dintuku Maggie Kgomo and Stephen Zhanje
- Nexus of fraud mitigation practices and profitability of insurance companies in South Africa pp. 379-390

- Masibulele Phesa and Thabiso Sthembiso Msomi
- Ideologies that South Africa can borrow from selected high-growth nations in efforts to re-establish its developmental state model pp. 391-399

- Tshedza Tshivhasa Sikhwari and Masa Sylvester Motadi
- Exploring the use of the proverb “tsiwana i laiwa ndilani†by Vhavenda speaking people pp. 400-409

- Ndidzulafhi Ramavhunga and Shonisani Agnes Mulovhedzi
- An interrogation of poor service delivery causes and their impact in local economy of Big 5 Hlabisa Local Municipality pp. 410-420

- Nombuyiselo Samkelisiwe Myeni, Mandisi Matyana and Innocent Njabulo Mthembu
- An exploratory lens in integrating social innovation in public healthcare ecosystem Primary agricultural produce as a catalyst: A case of emerging markets pp. 421-429

- Tony Ngwenya
- Balancing privacy and public health: The impact of South Africa's cannabis legalization pp. 430-435

- Suares Clovis Oukouomi Noutchie
- Matriarchal leadership as the catalyst for positive change in Africa pp. 436-444

- Masa Sylvester Motadi
- Promoting ethical leadership and good governance: Response to public sector corruption in South Africa pp. 445-456

- Goonasagree Naidoo
- An investigation into the relationship amongst local government employees and their performances towards the distribution of services: study of Umhlathuze Local Municipality pp. 457-466

- Noxolo Mbokazi and Mandisi Matyana
- The effect of father absenteeism on teenage boys A chronosystem perspective pp. 467-474

- Nondumiso Hadebe and Eyitayo Francis Adanlawo
- Parental perspectives on experiences of provision of education for children with intellectual disabilities in Lesotho pp. 475-484

- Mahlape Tseeke
- Affordance of Internet of Things for educational resources management for E-learning domain pp. 485-491

- Lancelord Mncube
- The adoption of information technology governance frameworks by universities in Gauteng province, South Africa pp. 492-499

- Percy Masibigiri, Alex Dandadzi and Solly Seeletse
- Code-switching – normal oversight on the part of bilingual speakers: A review of literature pp. 500-507

- Kufakunesu Zano and Jabulani Sibanda
- Examining the relationship between entrepreneurial education and entrepreneurial intentions at universities of technology in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa pp. 508-518

- Mandisa Mncwabe and Shame Mugova
- Challenges and Approaches to Overcoming Educational Barriers in a Distance Learning Environment A Case Study of Incarcerated Students pp. 519-526

- Vimbi Petrus Mahlangu
- Has generative AI become of age Assessing its impact on the productivity of SMEs in South Africa pp. 527-537

- Meshel Muzuva, Helper Zhou and Walter Dumisani
- Effects of cyber-security and trust issues on consumers’ intention to use E-commerce systems in rural South Africa pp. 538-549

- Vusani Netshirando, Armstrong Kadyamatimba and Willard Munyoka
- A comprehensive overview of public participation in South African Local Government pp. 550-556

- Ambani Nemakanga and Maijane Mashamaite
- Effects of evaluation on employees' performance in Isiolo county government pp. 557-565

- Agnes Mungania, Hussein Guyo and Rael Mwirigi
- The effects of rural -urban migration on service delivery demand increase in South African cities pp. 566-578

- Buyani Nkabinde and Lawrence Lekhanya
- Systemic failures and human rights violations: lessons from the Life Esidimeni Tragedy pp. 579-584

- Suares Clovis Oukouomi Noutchie
- The role of innovative entrepreneurship and emerging technologies in South Africa's Small, Medium and Micro Enterprises pp. 585-592

- Elvis Madondo, Eunice Akindeji and Sijuwade Ogunsola
- Evaluating access to National Health Insurance Scheme Services A case study of outpatient care at Levy Mwanawasa University Teaching Hospital in Lusaka, Zambia pp. 593-605

- Wesley Mwambazi and Mubanga Mpundu
- The role of small, medium, and micro enterprises in contributing to the socioeconomic development of South Africa pp. 606-619

- Joelle Danielle Ngo Ndjama and J. Van Der Westhuizen
Volume 13, issue 6, 2024
- Assessing the extent to which small enterprises, inclusive of emerging black businesses engage in service dominant logic practices empowering B2B value co-creation in the tourism sector pp. 01-12

- Siyasanga Mgoduka, Irrshad Kaseeram and Shalen Heeralal
- Influence of selected demographic variables on SMME survival a case-study of Matjhabeng district municipality pp. 13-22

- Matsidiso Nehemia Naong and Kaizer Julius Makhoali
- Adoption of artificial intelligence for manufacturing SMEs’ growth and survival in South Africa A systematic literature review pp. 23-37

- Emmanuel Akoh
- A critical analysis of the marketing mix elements of small businesses in the retail sector in Durban Central Business District pp. 38-51

- Norman Mahohoma and Albert Tchey Agbenyegah
- Investing in the social innovation for sustainability: Identifying the casual effects in pharmaceutical distributors targeting informal settlement areas in Nairobi city, Kenya pp. 52-66

- Naomi M. Gaitho, James M. Kilika and Nancy Muriuki
- Perceptions on service quality at licensing service centres a case of South Africa pp. 67-79

- Sipho Makgopa and Pebetsi Cleopatra Hlaka
- Determinants of energy conservation behaviour in small hospitality firms: application of the extended value belief norm theory pp. 80-93

- Olawale Fatoki
- Culture of health as a strategy for designing and developing corporate welfare models the case of ENI in Italy pp. 94-101

- Valeria Domenica Tozzi and Guglielmo Pacileo
- Challenges faced by school mangers in implementing national school nutrition programme in the Harry Gwala District, KwaZulu-Natal pp. 102-114

- Xolani Wycliff Zulu
- Employee motivation and its impact on employees’ productivity and efficiency: a study of Pick n Pay Pine Crest Mall, Pinetown pp. 115-127

- Happiness Ifunanya Anusi and Emmanuel Mutambara
- Employee performance in the context of perceived organisational change: moderated by power distance and collectivism pp. 128-137

- Sidik Sidik, Desi Tri Kurniawati and Radityo Putro Handrito
- The relationship between transport infrastructure and output growth in rural nodal municipalities within South Africa pp. 138-147

- Fatima Jili and Sanele Gumede
- The impact of climate change on banks loan portfolios and strategies for effective climate risk management pp. 148-157

- Meshel Muzuva and Daniel Muzuva
- Investigating the market tightness of selected stocks in the Johannesburg Stock Exchange pp. 158-163

- Samuel Tabot Enow
- Performance of manufacturing and allied firms listed at the Nairobi Securities Exchange, Kenya: The role of corporate governance pp. 164-175

- Linet Kanana Murithi and Janet Muthimi
- Exploring the market resilience of selected stocks in the Johannesburg Stock Exchange pp. 176-181

- Samuel Tabot Enow
- The national credit act and macroeconomic variables in the context of over-indebtedness in South Africa pp. 182-188

- Nico Keyser, Cecile Duvenhage and Mohamed Abdulla
- Analyzing effective interventions against female genital mutilation across different regions pp. 189-194

- Suares Clovis Oukouomi Noutchie
- The role of social work intervention in promoting mental health and resilience in communities: Ubuntu perspective pp. 195-201

- Tumelo Sekgobela and Nngodiseni Jimmy Budeli
- Cancer profiling in the littoral region of cameroon: Insights from a major health centre pp. 202-207

- Suares Clovis Oukouomi Noutchie
- Using self-study approach to critique gender stereotyping and discrimination on family resources for girls and women: educational implications pp. 208-218

- Kgomotlokoa Linda and Mamothibe Amelia Thamae
- Exploring the job search journey: unemployed graduates in Vleifontein, Makhado Municipality pp. 219-228

- R Mohale and Recheal Nthangeni Mathungeni
- War in foreign lands, hunger at home the implications of the Russia-Ukraine war on hunger and food security in Africa pp. 229-241

- Edwin Yingi
- Promotion of good governance within local government: a case of municipal public accounts committee in South Africa pp. 242-252

- Sontaga William Mapaya, Ricky Mukonza and Arthur Shopola
- Sociotechnical challenges faced by students with disability and factors influencing the integration of assistive technologies pp. 253-269

- Vhutshilo Macheque, Armstrong Kadyamatimba and Nixon Ochara
- Educators’ experiences of using mobile learning as a professional development and knowledge retention tool during the Covid-19 pandemic pp. 270-281

- Bongani Innocent Nkambule and Sindile Amina Ngubane
- Enhancing education: the role and perceptions of assistant teachers in South African secondary schools pp. 282-293

- Sonah Ratsomana, Takalani Mashau and Nkhangweleni Patrick Mafenya
- A Code-Switching as a tactical approach to enhance learner engagement with intricate concepts in oral english presentations pp. 294-302

- Mzamani Khosa and Innocent Zitha
- Talent management and employee retention in the South African Higher education landscape pp. 303-318

- Njanjobea Isah Leontes
- An in-depth exploration of e-learning experiences at the University of Venda amid the pandemic pp. 319-329

- Recheal Nthangeni Mathungeni
- Pedagogical training of lecturers for higher education pp. 330-338

- Kabelo Ramolula and Milton Nkoane
- Assessing the impact of format changes: an examination of online versus venue-based summative assessments results at an Open Distance eLearning institution pp. 339-351

- Erika Van der Westhuizen and Johan Van Huyssteen
- From high-school sciences to university accounting in South Africa: how prior learning affects students’ success Prior learning affects Students success pp. 352-362

- Orifha Sinthumule and Innocent Zitha
- Devastating effects of gender inequality on female students in South African higher education pp. 363-370

- Tumelo Sekgobela, Decent Munzhelele and Nngodiseni Jimmy Budeli
- Towards effective web-based learning: An investigation of the management of learning management system at a university of technology pp. 371-380

- Mbalenhle Khumalo and Trisha Ramsuraj
- Engineering modelling requirements for integration of assistive technology as a pathway for inclusive education in the disability unit pp. 381-404

- Vhutshilo Macheque, Armstrong Kadyamatimba and Nixon Ochara
- Factors affecting time and cost in road construction projects at a South African municipality pp. 405-413

- Monwabisi Siwakhile Xegwana, Michael Twum-Darko and Robertson Tengeh
- Democratic leadership in the Batak Tribe: lessons from Customary Law for modern governance pp. 414-430

- B.F. Sihombing
- Analyzing supply-side moral hazard behaviors in Botswana's health care market: A qualitative study pp. 431-436

- Lawrence Jambani
- The law politics of bankruptcy decision execution against debtor's assets abroad pp. 437-454

- Unggul Wibawa Widhayaka, Sonyendah Retnaningsih and Sufiarina
- Your journal research ‘business’ is going defunct!: a canonical trend analysis illustration pp. 455-463

- Reneilwe Saul, Pumela Rocky-Queen Gwengu, Motlalepula Grace Phalwane, Mamelang Molaba, Gomolemo Rakale and Solly Matshonisa Seeletse
- Influence of modes of communication on public participation in Laikipia County, Kenya pp. 464-470

- John Wambugu, David Gichuhi and Kahura Ndung’u
Volume 13, issue 5, 2024
- Board nationality diversity and shareholder value creation empirical evidence from South African listed non-financial companies pp. 1-18

- Douglas Zvinowanda, Chengedzai Mafini and John D. Beneke
- Assessing the impact of corporate governance principles on the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)’ financial success in Kwa-Zulu Natal (KZN): Application of Stewardship theory pp. 19-27

- Tinaye Mahohoma
- Exploring the effectiveness of employee engagement strategies in the manufacturing industry: a South African perspective pp. 28-38

- Tshepo Mabotja, Cyprian Cele and Winiswa Mavutha
- Factors affecting women's entrepreneurial intention: An empirical examination of Nepalese perspective pp. 39-47

- Basu Dev Lamichhane and Padam Bahadur Lama
- The influence of risk tolerance and brand trust on investment decision and customer engagement behavior pp. 41-449

- Ainur Rofiq and Evifana Santi Wijayanti
- The influence of ecolabels in the consumption of green products: a study on Durban consumers pp. 48-57

- Obed Chauke and Raymond Hawkins-Mofokeng
- Prioritizing social media marketing activities: unveiling the SMMA dimensions for enhancing brand attitude, experience, and purchase intention pp. 58-71

- Nurul Rizki Utami and Rifelly Dewi Astuti
- The influence of brand equity on purchase intention toward hand-shaken beverages pp. 72-84

- Han-Yee Leong and Ren-Fang Chao
- Leveraging dynamic capabilities to drive innovation and enhance business performance pp. 85-95

- Devi Novita Sari, Christin Susilowati and Wahdiyat Moko
- The impact of gamification on loyalty mediated by consumer engagement and brand awareness pp. 96-107

- Nadya Ramdhani, Ananda Sabil Hussein and Rofiaty
- Navigating informal business institutions in Africa: Expatriates’ response to the ‘magendo’ phenomenon in Uganda pp. 108-120

- Matthias Sebuttemba Mulumba and Ahmad Walugemba
- Identifying obstacles to evaluating business intelligence in Micro-Small Apparel Enterprises: a case study in Durban, South Africa pp. 121-132

- Winiswa Mavutha
- Driving green purchasing: how knowledge and consciousness shape attitudes and intentions to use plastic bottles in East Java pp. 133-146

- Gilang Indra Permana and Christin Susilowati
- Social media marketing and performance of youth owned SMES in Nairobi County, Kenya pp. 147-159

- Teresia Kyalo
- Political marketing mix and the influence of social media promotion on voting decision through perceived value: a study of the 2020 South Tangerang city election pp. 160-174

- Prabhaswara Putra Wiwoho and Fatchur Rohman
- Influence of valuable resources in performance of SMEs in Nairobi County pp. 175-186

- Roselyn Mwaura, Maina Muchara and Maureen Kangu
- Job satisfaction as a mediation between motivation and employee performance in Bank Jatim pp. 187-198

- Suhartono Kusentyo Putra and Desi Tri Kurniawati
- Factors influencing company performance and global value chains participation: the case of textiles and apparel industries in Ethiopia in Eastern Industrial Zone (EIZ) pp. 199-214

- Gnigwo Gnigwo and Zhang Changzheng
- Strategic alliances and competitive advantage of commercial banks in Kenya pp. 215-227

- Augustine Ndemange King’oku and Stephen Makau A. Muathe
- Assessment of professional perceptions in business evaluation in South Africa pp. 228-237

- Kansilembo Freddy Aliamutu and Kerry-lee Gurr
- The influence of work-related stress on emotional and psychological well-being and performance of secondary school leadership in Vulindlela Circuit pp. 238-247

- Kgomotlokoa Linda, Mbuyiseni Dlamini and Nonhlahla Mthiyane
- Balancing contracts expectations and professional identity Conscientiousness and organisational support as enablers for career resilience pp. 248-261

- Monica T. A Yawson, Lucia Zithobile Ngidi, Charles Hanu and Dorothy Morgan Zar
- The influence of organizational culture and non-financial compensation on organizational commitment with job satisfaction as a mediation variable pp. 262-269

- Yusevien Indah Kristinaningtyas, Dodi Wirawan Irawanto and Christin Susilowati
- Gender factor and organisational citizenship behaviour among academics in South Africa pp. 270-282

- Joelle Danielle Ngo Ndjama and Johan Van Der Westhuizen
- Understanding the mediating role of job satisfaction on the effect of organizational communication and organizational justice on intention to leave in banking sector pp. 283-292

- Lukman Arief Budi Santoso and Noermijati
- Examining the moderating role of organizational emotional culture on the relationship between leader emotional intelligence and employee job performance in South Africa’s additive manufacturing industry pp. 293-309

- Sampson Afrifa Jnr, Thywill Cephas Dzogbewu, Dennis Dzansi and Deon Johan de Beer
- Contribution of leadership styles to organizational performance in the South African banking sector pp. 310-323

- Masa Sylvester Motadi
- Navigating emotional labour: the role of deep acting in enhancing job performance and customer relations in the South African racecourse industry pp. 324-334

- Tshepo Mabotja and Nomonde Ngcobo
- The effects of behavioral intention to use e-procurement system on public procurement performance in emerging countries buyer-supplier perspectives from Tanzania pp. 335-351

- Deus Shatta, Benjamin Mwakyeja and Nicholaus W. Mgawe
- The impact of social and work-related social media usage on job performance mediating role of knowledge sharing and job satisfaction among private university lecturers in Malang City pp. 352-365

- Arif Tirtana, Christin Susilowati and Desi Tri Kurniawati
- Navigating leadership in uncertain times: the role of personality and context pp. 366-376

- Hannah Vergossen
- Understanding congruence of values: a phenomenographic data analysis pp. 377-385

- Maureen Gelle-Jimenez and Ferwin Jimenez
- Factor affecting organizational citizenship behavior and employee performance in banking sector pp. 386-396

- Firman Budianto and Desi Tri Kurniawati
- Examining the moderating role of a leader's emotional intelligence on the influence of organizational climate on job satisfaction among Youth-Owned and Managed Small Businesses (YOMSB) in Sub-Saharan African (SSA) Economy pp. 397-420

- Samuel Koranteng Fianko, Crispen Chipunza and Dennis Dzansi Phd
- The effect of organizational justice and job involvement on organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) with organizational commitment as mediation variable Study on Samarinda Medika Citra Hospital Nurses pp. 421-431

- Della Restiana Sari, Noermijati and Himmiyatul Amanah Jiwa Juwita
- Transformational leadership and organizational culture of Islamic boarding school mediated by employee engagement pp. 432-440

- Amiruddin and Desi Tri Kurniawati
- Building financial well-being through financial socialization and literacy A study of millennial employees at PT. Solusi Bangun Indonesia Tbk pp. 450-462

- Zahrotul Auliya Rahmawati, Nur Khusniyah Indrawati and Siti Aisjah
- Effect of loan-loss provisioning on financial performance of deposit taking SACCOs in Kirinyaga County, Kenya pp. 463-472

- Moses Migwi Maina, Richard Kiai and Joseph Muchiri
- The effect of Sharia governance on financial performance mediated by leverage: Study on primary consumer goods sector in Indonesian Sharia Stock Index pp. 473-481

- Yovita Leyla Pradipta, Atim Djazuli and Nur Khusniyah Indrawati
- Cointegrating and causality relationship between exports and economic growth: case for Botswana pp. 482-493

- Oscar Chiwira, Lovemore Muchingami and Lawrence Jambani
- The importance of financial health as a mediator of financial stress on financial well-being in young adults pp. 494-502

- Badriatul Mawadah and Sumiati
- Challenges encountered by SMMEs in accessing bank credit: a case of Vhembe District Municipality pp. 503-512

- Khamusi Ramudingane and Livhuwani Gladys Nkondo
- Exploring causal interactions between macroprudential policy and financial cycles in South Africa pp. 513-531

- Khwazi Magubane
- Regulating the private security industry in Tanzania: the effect of minimum wage order pp. 532-546

- Eric Sambu
- A comparison of the usage between financial and non-financial performance metrics in Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in South Africa pp. 547-557

- Tinaye Mahohoma
- The threshold analysis of the Official Development Assistance (ODA), Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), and economic growth in selected African countries pp. 558-570

- Vincent M. M. Moloi
- Determinant factors that impact Islamic social reporting: a study on Islamic Banking pp. 571-578

- Dinda Permatasari and Naelati Tubastuvi
- The relationship between SME financial sustainability and owners’ financial well-being in South Africa pp. 579-587

- Thabiso Msomi and Kansilembo Aliamutu
- Covid-19 pandemic and international commerce in Southern Africa: documentary review pp. 588-595

- Kansilembo Aliamutu and Msizi Mkhize
- The influence of financial literacy and the use of financial technology on business performance through financial inclusion pp. 596-606

- Priska Rosalia Margijoyo, Kusuma Ratnawati and Siti Aisjah
- The impact of non-aeronautical revenues on airport performance at Julius Nyerere International Airport in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania pp. 607-614

- Petro Maziku and Bertha Bankwa
- Building bridges: impact of regional cooperation and the belt and road initiative integration on Afghanistan’s trade balance pp. 615-632

- Zaki Zakirullah, Guiliang Tian and Rafiq Imran
- Evaluating financial reporting guidelines in South African public schools towards an integrated framework for accountability pp. 633-642

- Sanele Ngcobo and Sithembele Goodman Ndovela
- Performance-based budgeting or budgeting-based performance? pp. 643-648

- Erna Handayani, Ira Hapsari and Tiara Pandansari
- The effect of green accounting practices and carbon emission disclosure on environmental performance and firm value, moderated by firm size study on mining companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange pp. 649-662

- Frangky Yosua Sitorus
- Assuring the chairperson’s statement in the integrated report An auditing framework to curb the use of impression management in corporate reporting pp. 663-683

- Masibulele Phesa, Mabutho Sibanda and Zamanguni Hariatah Gumede
- Determinants: implementation of SAK EMKM financial accounting standards for MSMEs pp. 684-697

- Neni Meidawati Didied, Arief Rahman and Muamar Nur Kholid
- Exploring the burden of care: challenges faced by caregivers of HIV-infected children in Limpopo Province, South Africa pp. 698-707

- Sophy Moloko and Nare Segoale
- Conflict and coexistence: analysing the dynamics between traditional leadership and democratic governance in Dukuduku, KwaZulu-Natal pp. 708-716

- Patrick A. Nyathi and O.A. Ajani
- Migration and municipal sustainable development planning framework in the city of uMhlathuze, South Africa pp. 717-730

- Lindokuhle Denis Sibiya
- Enhancing public participation for local economic development insights from Jozini Local Municipality pp. 731-742

- Tholani Zondo, Richard Mthethwa and Mzwandile Refuge Xaba
- Migration vis-Ã -vis Philoxenia in South African context implications for African continental integration pp. 743-756

- Jonathan Maseng
- Language that denigrates women in selected isiXhosa poems pp. 757-766

- Lukhanyo Elvis Makhenyane and Mqhubi Given Mdliva
- The role of soft skills, technical skills and academic performance on graduate employability pp. 767-776

- Kelvin M Mwita, Nivad H Mwilongo and Imani Mwamboma
- The social and emotional effects of bullying on learners in learning institutions in South Africa pp. 777-783

- Tumelo Sekgobela and Kgashane Johannes Malesa
- Digital literacy: a foreign language for students from rural areas in South Africa pp. 784-793

- Winiswa Mavutha and Tshepo Mabotja
- Examining the level of Entrepreneurship education and development within the South African higher education: Towards entrepreneurial university pp. 794-802

- Kgomotlokoa Linda
- Exploring experiences of TVET graduates’ work-integrated learning in a rural ecology: the case of TVET colleges in KwaZulu-Natal pp. 803-812

- Phiwokuhle B. Ngubane, Dumisani W. Mncube and Oluwatoyin Ayodele Ajani
- Rethinking decolonized universities: a case for proverbs (Dika le Diema) and Ubuntu in humanizing South African universities pp. 813-820

- Lesiba Tumishang Ledwaba and Sandiso Mahlala
- The relevance of curriculum for pre-service teachers in addressing dynamic classroom changes in South Africa pp. 821-829

- Oluwatoyin Ayodele Ajani and Samantha Govender
- Critical success factors for transformation of public universities into entrepreneurial universities A case of Botswana pp. 830-845

- Lametse Letsebe, Patrick Ebewo and Alufheli Edgar Nesamvuni
- The role of reskilling programmes on the digital transformation at a large financial services organisation pp. 846-856

- Tinaye Mahohoma and Theodore Silvanus Aaron
- Online shopping behaviour on social media platforms from the perspective of trust and flow experience: a SEM-Neural Network Modeling pp. 857-873

- Tazizur Rahman, Mohammad Islam, Abul Khayer and Tania Islam
- Leveraging on indigenous knowledge systems for leadership development in young men: Discernable lessons from Ulwaluko amongst Xhosa speakers pp. 874-879

- Nokuzola Gqeba
- Legal protection for informal sector workers in employment development in Indonesia: challenges and opportunities pp. 880-892

- Adnan Hamid and Adilla Meytiara Intan
- Improved urban road network and small and medium enterprises’ financial performance: Evidence from Tanzania pp. 893-901

- Petro Maziku and Ibrahim Fungo
- Navigating the 21st century marketplace: the role of digital marketing in SME development in Nigeria pp. 902-913

- Olusegun Matthew Awotunde, Ola Olusegun Oyedele and Aregbeshola Rafiu Adewale
- Research and publication at crossroads exploring the catalysts of ethical misconducts of scholarly work pp. 914-922

- Nivad Mwilongo, Denis Kamugisha and Zuena Kilugwe
- E-service quality in m-Health applications: The moderating effect of gender and domicile area pp. 923-930

- Cindy Mayori and Handrito Radityo Putro
- The influence of transformational leadership and career development on employee performance mediated by work motivation study at PT Pertamina Patra Niaga Regional Jatimbalinus pp. 931-936

- Melia Excelsa, Margono and Desi Tri Kurniawati
- Transforming policing in Ghana through technology: a focus on police operations in the Greater Accra region pp. 937-948

- Ogochukwu Chidiebere Nweke and Smita Francis
- Perceived hedonic values affecting students’ satisfaction and repurchase intention at SMEs retailers in Lephalale, South Africa pp. 949-959

- Scharl Briedenhann and Makhitha Km
- Midwives’ descriptions of policies on access to maternity health services in North West Province, South Africa pp. 960-971

- Kagiso Prince Tukisi
Volume 13, issue 4, 2024
- Beyond convenience: exploring the determinants of continuance usage intentions in online food delivery services in Vietnam pp. 01-14

- Wanching Chang, Ren-Fang Chao and Thi Hang Nu Nguyen
- Cybersecurity strategy: future proof cybersecurity for small to medium enterprises in South Africa pp. 15-24

- Audecious Mugwagwa, Ernest Bhero and Colin Chibaya
- Exploring the moderated mediation model of customer intention in omnichannel technology: a systematic literature review pp. 25-39

- Firmansyah Apryadhi, Norhidayah Mohamad, Nurul Zarirah Binti Nizam and Azrina Binti Othman
- Influencing Generation Y students’ clothing brand awareness: A gender perspective pp. 40-48

- Heleneze-Tiané Lues
- Analyzing the effects of social media, customer-to-customer interactions, and traditional marketing on customer decision-making through brand preference insights from Greater Jakarta's Insurance Market pp. 49-63

- Kartina Sury, Muhtosim Arief and Nur Fadjrih Asyik
- Understanding the influence of religiosity, halal label, eco label, and halal green perception on customer loyalty a study of Muslim women Generation Z in Malang City pp. 64-75

- Annina Maulida and Raditha Dwi Vata Hapsari
- The Influence of image and product attributes on customer satisfaction and its implications for customer loyalty of Kimia Farma Apotek (KFA) in the Bandung City area pp. 76-88

- Mohammad Rikaz Televani Pasacito and Maya Ariyanti
- The role of information quality, ease of use and usefulness on consumers’ trust in Facebook and WhatsApp groups as online sales platforms pp. 89-99

- Rita Klonaridis and Heleneze-Tiané Lues
- The significance of green purchase behaviour: mediating and moderating role of waste management and eco-regulation pp. 100-112

- Khutso Mankgele
- Influence of environmental stimulation on impulse purchases in shopping malls Application of the stimulus-organism-response framework pp. 113-123

- Chor-Sum Au-Yeung, Ren-Fang Chao and Ruei-Lian Chang
- Are hotels meeting customer expectations regarding service quality A study of hotels in Pretoria, South Africa pp. 124-133

- Marie Nyirangondo, Monique Du Bruyn and Nombulelo Dilotsotlhe
- Understanding performance of public hospitals: operational strategies approach in Kajiado County, Kenya pp. 134-146

- Judith Nyaboga and Stephen Makau Muathe
- Impact of transformational leadership and psychological contract on employee performance with job satisfaction as a mediating variable pp. 147-160

- Nailatul Muhajiroh and Noermijati
- The influence of green human resource management on service innovation performance the role of change-oriented organizational citizenship behavior pp. 161-175

- Indah Mutiarasari Utami Salim and Dodi Wirawan Irawanto
- Exploring the interplay of transformational leadership, job satisfaction, and organizational commitment in enhancing organizational citizenship behavior pp. 176-188

- Jonathan Muterera, David Hemsworth, Alireza Khorakian, Julia Brettle and Leila Kharazmi
- Emotional intelligence: the turnover puzzle unraveled through organizational supportand career adaptability pp. 189-199

- Miladani Binti Arti and Desi Tri Kurniawati
- Exploring the relationship between talent management, work-life balance, and job satisfaction in state-owned banking: a mediation analysis pp. 200-208

- Clara Sabrina and Desi Tri Kurniawati
- Literature review of the organizational citizenship behavior of employees in the public sector pp. 209-222

- Muhammad Iqbal, Ika Nurul Qamari and Arni Surwanti
- Financial resource scheduling and road construction projects performance in Nairobi Metropolitan, Kenya pp. 223-229

- Karuga Rwamba, Morrisson Mutuku and Paul Sang
- Land tenure security, household income and distribution, lesson from southern highlands in Iringa District Council pp. 230-244

- Gerald Usika, Urassa J.k and S. J. Kabote
- Revisiting the January effect anomaly: evidence from international stock markets pp. 245-251

- Samuel Tabot Enow
- Effects of working capital management on the profitability of South African construction companies listed on the JSE pp. 252-264

- Letshaba Sejake, John Beneke, Johannes G Maseko and Bouba Ismaila
- The influence of financial knowledge on financial management behavior with locus of control and financial attitude as mediation variables study on Generation Z Of pay-later E-Commerce users in Java pp. 265-276

- Ahmad Fathoni Ardyansyah and Nur Khusniyah Indrawati
- Exploring the multifaceted dynamics of unemployment in South Africa an investigation into the interplay of economic, social, and policy factors pp. 277-285

- Hannah Dunga and Ismael Maloma
- The long-term memory of stock markets: unveiling patterns and predictability pp. 286-291

- Samuel Tabot Enow
- CSR communication and internal stakeholders: The overlooked market pp. 292-301

- Martha Theron, Michael Cant and Johannes Wiid
- Determinants of market participation for small scale broiler farmers in Leribe District of Lesotho pp. 302-314

- Khutlang Lekhisa and Brian Muroyiwa
- Reconstruction of the role internal auditors in preventing fraud in the regional government: case study inspectorate of Malang City pp. 315-323

- Ahmad Rizki Mubarak, Gugus Irianto and Wuryan Andayani
- The influence of ownership structure and political connections on tax avoidance in Indonesia pp. 324-334

- Gita Melliyani Anggreini and Hadri Kusuma
- Financial and risk-related dynamics in energy management strategies: a South African perspective pp. 332-341

- Erika Van der Westhuizen
- TOE framework elements used on Artificial Intelligence implementation in the accounting and audit sector pp. 335-349

- Mirela Mihai and Adriana Dutescu
- Family factors contributing to high school crime at Nzhelele East Circuit, Vhembe District pp. 342-353

- Recheal Nthangeni Mathungeni
- Reporting Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Romanian listed companies pp. 350-359

- Ana Maria Bratu
- Organizational redesign for government of Jakarta administrative city pp. 350-361

- Munjirin, Wirman Syafri, Mansyur Achmad and Muhadam Labolo
- Caught in the spider’s web: The collateral consequences of the criminal record on higher education, professional registration, and employment opportunities pp. 362-373

- Mbongiseni Mdakane, Bongani Nkambule and Sindile Ngubane
- Factors with significance on vandalism of on-farm infrastructure at the Musekwa Valley, Vhembe District of Limpopo Province, South Africa pp. 374-387

- Mavhungu Abel Mafukata, Modise Moseki and Aneesah Khan
- Intergovernmental Relations and implementation of social housing policy in Gauteng Province, South Africa pp. 388-402

- Makota Gilbert Madisha and Prudence Khumalo
- Interrelatedness of the naming of children in the South African cultural context pp. 403-409

- Thizwilondi Madima
- The perceived future of female entrepreneurs in South Africa pp. 410-422

- Cecile Schultz, Patrick Ebewo and Mphoreng Magdeline Mmako
- Strengthening entrepreneur business performance for South African SMEs by integrating behavioural courses into business skills training pp. 423-434

- Mokoena Oratilwe Penwell and Solly Matshonisa Seeletse
- Labouring on a journey in conceptualising a needs-based induction (NBI) programme: An Autoethnographic reflections and experiences pp. 435-445

- Fhatuwani Ravhuhali and Hlayisani Fredah Mboweni
- A higher education marketing perspective on choice factors and sources of information considered by prospective first-year students in Botswana pp. 446-455

- Noel Zhou
- Challenges faced by learners who are survivors of school violence: implications for support structures pp. 456-467

- Kemoneilwe Noreen Metsing and Lloyd Tlale
- Technological pedagogical content knowledge for twenty-first century learning skills empowering African teachers for Industry 5.0 pp. 468-476

- Oluwatoyin Ayodele Ajani
- Reducing prejudice against learners with disabilities in inclusive settings through the Afrocentric model of inclusion pp. 477-484

- Sonti Mokobane
- Exploring challenges of student support in foundation phase pp. 485-494

- Samukelisiwe Mbatha, Methi Lina M and Lloyd Tlale
- Creating a more prosperous life through beauty: how entrepreneurship education empowers women MSME in Indonesia pp. 495-506

- Poetry Shafwatullah and Maria Jacinta Arquisola
- The potential value of e-health in a rural Limpopo Province municipality pp. 507-514

- Vhulenda Sumbana, Tichavhasia Alex Dandadzi, Lydia Maseeng Nkobeni, Tsakani Violet Ndobe and Solly Matshonisa Seeletse
- Analysis of private security companies compliance to the private security industry’s regulatory framework in Gauteng a South African case study pp. 515-525

- Lesiba Sewini Johannes Ngulube, Mokata Johannes Nkwana and Muzukhona Buthelezi
- Challenges experienced by nurses regarding the involvement of guardians in integrated management of childhood illnesses in Vhembe District pp. 526-536

- Celiwe Clarah Mabuza, Sophy Mogatlogedi Moloko and Livhuwani Tshivhase
- Investing in the long-term: an empirical approach pp. 537-541

- Samuel Tabot Enow
- Perceptions of church members regarding congregants on antiretroviral therapy in Limpopo Province, South Africa pp. 542-550

- Nkateko Chauke, Tshiamo Ramalepa and Robert Netangaheni
Volume 13, issue 3, 2024
- Resilience in the last mile: a systematic literature review of sustainable logistics in South Africa pp. 01-16

- Alexander Bradley Samuels, Blessing Takawira and Patmond Mbhele
- Effect of deployment of total quality management practices to enhance firm competitive advantage of selected manufacturing firms in Industrial Area, Nairobi City County, Kenya pp. 109-121

- Muthimi Janet and George Mirioba
- Precursors of customer satisfaction for sustainable high-end footwear fashion in omni-channel retailing pp. 122–132

- Tatenda Tawandaa Chabata
- A systematic review of the impact of human resource management strategies on green supply chain management practices for achieving strategic objectives pp. 133–150

- Alexander Samuels and Blessing Takawira
- The effect of transactional leadership on employee performance mediated by job satisfaction, job stress and trust pp. 151–166

- Akbar Alif Hutama, Noermijati Noermijati and Dodi Wirawan Irawanto
- The influence of proactive personality and emotional regulation on employee engagement with religiosity as moderator in Muslim lecturers in West Java pp. 167-178

- Rima Rahmayanti Ridwanda, Mariah Rabiatul Qibtiyah and Imanirrahma Salsabil
- Effect of transformational leadership on employee resistance to change at eThekwini automobiles pp. 179-193

- Nonye Chukwuma and Dumisani Zondo
- Entrepreneurial orientation and performance of SMMEs in selected municipalities of Limpopo province: the role market orientation and environmental dynamism pp. 17–25

- Caswell Nkotsana Maja and Olawale Fatoki
- Flexi-time as a predictor of employee performance in public hospital sector: mediating role of work-life balance and job satisfaction pp. 194-204

- Deny Mahendra and Desi Tri Kurniawati
- The effect of Islamic leadership, organizational culture, motivation, work environment, and job satisfaction on employee performance pp. 205-222

- Rana Rabbad, Herni Justiana Astuti, Naelati Tubastuvi and Bima Cinintya Pratama
- Unveiling the heartbeat of employee engagement and social responsibility: the mediating role of affective commitment in Ghanaian Universities pp. 223-232

- Emmanuel Barima Agyemang Prempeh and Dennis Yao Dzansi
- Foreign divestment, financial development, and economic growth nexus in selected African countries: Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) Approach pp. 233-247

- Refilwe Maduane-Komape and Makgopa Tshehla
- Assessing the competitiveness of Absa bank in the South African banking sector pp. 248-256

- Anos Chitamba, Emmanuel Mutambara and Melanie Lourens
- Redefining the road ahead in the sharing economy how to build sustainable competitive advantage of ride-hailing services pp. 257-269

- Wawas Bangun Tegar Sunaryo Putra, Fransisca Vania Harista and Nathassya Kurniawan
- Factors influencing Generation Y consumers’ intention to purchase sneakers pp. 26–35

- Chantae Fritz, Heleneze Lues, Marko van Deventer and Rita Klonaridis
- The influence of society’s perception, social networking and social impact measurement on access to finance of social enterprises: Perspective of eThekwini Municipality, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa pp. 270-282

- Emmanuel Akoh
- Internal auditor’s independence, firm size and financial performance of deposit taking SACCOS in Kenya pp. 283-293

- Ayumba Luvisi, Musiega Maniagi and Muli Maingi
- Exploring the relationship between inflation and unemployment in South Africa A historical, theoretical, and empirical review pp. 294-302

- Chigozie Azunna and Lucius Botes
- An analysis of the outcomes of the audit of predetermined objectives in the North-West local government pp. 303-308

- Keokantse P Moroeng, Danie P Schutte and Banele Dlamini
- Sustainable investing drive by ESG performance evidence of companies listed on the Indonesian Capital Market pp. 309-322

- Etty Indriani
- The impact of corporate social responsibility on corporate performance in different industries evidence from Taiwan pp. 323-331

- Po-Jung Chen, Wu-Hua Chang and Chih-Yu Yang
- Understanding women’s representation and participation in local government planning a 2000 - 2021 South African trend analysis pp. 354-363

- Frans Kgobe and Tlou Ramoroka
- Incorporation of crime intelligence-led policing in South Africa police operation: is South African police getting it right pp. 364-373

- Muzukhona Buthelezi
- Decoding the hyper-connected consumer: unveiling the factors that influence decision-making pp. 36–53

- Safura Kallier-Tar, Cornelius Bothma and Johannes Wiid
- Decolonising technology in digitizing indigenous games pp. 374-383

- Thizwilondi Madima
- Enacting caring presence in a conflicting environment: the case of state patients pp. 384-391

- Suares Clovis Oukouomi Noutchie
- Exploring the nexus of oral communication, masculinity, and gender-based violence in congolese households: a qualitative study pp. 392-400

- Ndabuli Theophile Mugisho and Christine Kapita Umumararungu
- Re-engineering local economic development through SMMEs post-COVID-19 in rural municipalities pp. 401-409

- Elvin Shava
- Repositioning the concept of Xenophobia in the African context: Why do we allow ourselves to be defined by others? pp. 410-418

- Jonathan Maseng
- Exploring the level of understanding by governing body about financial reporting A case study of five selected public schools in uMgungundlovu District, KZN pp. 419-426

- Sanele Ngcobo
- Navigating COVID-related trauma during lockdown enforcement period pp. 427-432

- Suares Clovis Oukouomi Noutchie
- Enhancing safety in forensic units: insights from South African psychiatric nurses pp. 433-440

- Ntuthuko Ricardo Thwala and Andile Glodin Mokoena- De Beer
- A deflating quality TVET education in Gauteng Technical, Vocational Education and Training Colleges pp. 441-447

- Sizwe Mahlangu and Thokozani Mtshali
- Why do some government support structures fail to aid the growth of SMEs in the Gauteng Province of South Africa? pp. 448-452

- Gosiame Eulenda Molope, Mmboswobeni Watson Ladzani and Prof Seeletse
- Effect of Lean Six Sigma on order fulfilment process: evidence from manufacturing companies in Gauteng, South Africa pp. 54–65

- Tshepo Phuti Mabotja and Winiswa Mavutha
- Strategic thinking as a catalyst: shedding the light on entrepreneurial intention and activities among college graduates pp. 66–76

- Bayu Airlangga Putra, Budiyanto and Suwitho
- Organisational agility a leverage to firm’s performance: an integrative review pp. 77–84

- Samuel Bangura and M.E. Lourens
- The effect of social media usage and innovation on makeup artist business performance by mediating competitive advantage The effect of social media usage and innovation on makeup artist business performance by mediating competitive advantage pp. 85–96

- Anis Choirun Nisak and Wahdiyat Moko
- Understand the role of user-generated content on purchase intention of ChatGPT premium in undergraduate student pp. 97–108

- Fitriana Dwi Andarsari and Nanang Suryadi
Volume 13, issue 2, 2024
- Exploring the factors influencing intergenerational survival of family-owned passenger bus companies (FOPBCs) in emerging markets: a case for Zimbabwe pp. 01-12

- Tawanda Finias Chipere, Emmanuel Mutambara and Christopher Chikandiwa
- The influence of informal structures on corporate strategy: An African perspective pp. 13-22

- Arthur Kadakure and Michael Twum-Darko
- Integration of sustainability marketing into business strategies: Challenges during adoption pp. 23-30

- Faith Tinonetsana and Priscilla Musariwa
- Factors influencing organizational culture on business performance among employers in technological micro-enterprises pp. 31-38

- Christiana Kappo-Abidemi, Oyebisi Olaleye Oyewole, Abiodun Isaac Oyebola, Titilayo Olubunmi Olaposi and Funke Tawakalitu Adedeji
- Assessing the factors that influence consumer’s purchase behaviour towards functional foods pp. 39-49

- Adeshola Sekinat Osunsanmi, Ayansola Olatunji Ayandibu and Shalen Heeralal
- A bibliometric analysis of the development of business incubation literature in South Africa pp. 50-58

- Knowledge Shumba and Patrick Ebewo
- Service quality and customer satisfaction in the airline industry in Tanzania: a case of Air Tanzania Company Limited pp. 59-71

- Lortha Libent and Chacha Magasi
- Service quality facets and hotel customer retention in Ghana: Evidence from the Volta Region pp. 72-83

- Otilia Adzinyo, Dennis Yao Dzansi and Albertus Johannes Strydom
- Factors affecting succession planning in family-owned fish trading SMEs in Mwanza City, Tanzania pp. 84-97

- Evelyne Magambo, Aloyce Nyamwesa, Alberto Mgulunde and Chacha Magasi
- The role of job satisfaction towards burnout with well-being as a mediator pp. 98-106

- Netty Merdiaty and Neil Aldrin
- The impact of leadership 4.0 & contemporary management on organisational performance in the 4IR pp. 107-114

- Masa Sylvester Motadi
- Employees’ perceptions on management policies and practices regarding human resources for economic efficiency in crisis period pp. 115-126

- Ana Maria Bratu
- Navigating the future workplace: intrapreneurship training and development for enhanced performance and organizational productivity pp. 127-136

- Olusegun Matthew Awotunde and Adewale Rafiu Aregbeshola
- Linking monitoring and evaluation to performance management in the South African public service pp. 136-147

- Sandiso Mahlala
- Exploring the impact of 12-hour shifts on police officers' personal lives: a case study in the City of Tshwane, South Africa pp. 148-155

- Radiakga Thabang Molokomme
- Challenges facing local government authorities in the use of electronic record keeping for human resource management pp. 156-162

- Jackson Emmanuel Payowela
- Exploring barriers to measuring ROI for training and development interventions: A case study on academic staff in South Africa pp. 163-173

- Ronny Shibiti and Maelekanyo Christopher Mulaudzi
- Minimizing falsified financial reports: just an opinion on South African taxes pp. 174-179

- Mpho Yvonne Lerotholi and Solly Matshonisa Seeletse
- Non-life insurance: The state of the art of determining the superior method for pricing automobile insurance premiums using archival technique pp. 180-188

- Sandile Johannes Buthelezi, Taurai Hungwe, Solly Matshonisa Seeletse and Vimbai Mbirimi-Hungwe
- Bridging the gap: Enhancing understanding of insurance contracts to minimize claims rejections pp. 189-196

- Sandile Buthelezi, Vimbai Mbirimi-Hungwe, Taurai Hungwe and Solly Seeletse
- Non-performing loans (NPLs) and non-performance: evidence from South Asian banks pp. 197-206

- Probir Kumar Bhowmik and Niluthpaul Sarker
- Politics and conflicts in South African cooperative government: analysis of the discursive issues under the 1996 constitution pp. 207-215

- Arthur Shopola and Pandelani Harry Munzhedzi
- Challenges and opportunities of the COVID-19 pandemic on women entrepreneurs operating in the informal food sector: A post COVID-19 analyses pp. 216-228

- Gift Donga and Tendai Chimucheka
- Local economic development initiatives towards poverty mitigation within big 5 Hlabisa Local Municipality, South Africa pp. 229-238

- Mzwandile Refuge Xaba and Nokukhanya Jili
- Examining the impact of political patronage on the efficacy of SAA in executing its mandate pp. 239-245

- Thabang Motswaledi and Jonathan Oshupeng Maseng
- Survival strategies of undocumented migrants Post-COVID-19 lockdown in South Africa pp. 246-252

- Dillo Justin Ramoshaba
- The Village Expansion Model for Village Governance and Public Service Improvement in North Lombok Regency pp. 253-264

- Rizky Hidayat, Nurliah Nurdin, Udaya Madjid and M. Irwan Tahir
- Evaluating the effectiveness of local economic development strategies within UMhlathuze Local Municipality pp. 265-275

- Mzwandile Refuge Xaba, Nokukhanya Jili and Mandisi Matyana
- Challenges confronting nurses caring for persons diagnosed with intellectual disability at a Mental Health Institution in Gauteng, South Africa pp. 276-285

- Lily Keneilwe Motswasele-Sikwane, Thekiso Azariel Moeletsi and Andile Glodin Mokoena- De Beer
- Readability level of prescribed Accounting textbooks used in South African secondary schools pp. 286-293

- Sithembele Goodman Ndovela
- Stepping into the shoes of absent parents to provide educational support: voices of house parents at a Children's Home, South Africa pp. 294-304

- Ntokozo Dennis Ndwandwe
- Factors contributing to gender disparities in academic achievement at a tertiary institution in Botswana pp. 314-323

- Aastha Ahuja and Tendayi Garutsa
- Review of hackathon adoption factors in education pp. 324-335

- Kayode Oyetade, Anneke Harmse and Tranos Zuva
- Challenges in research data collection and mitigation interventions pp. 336-344

- Yolanda Menziwa, Eunice Lebogang Sesale and Solly Matshonisa Seeletse
- Navigating the dark: understanding the impact of load-shedding on Learning Management Systems (LMS) in South African Universities pp. 345-352

- Samuel Khoza
- Psycho-social factors are the key contributory elements toward the academic performance of grade 12 physical sciences learners in the Mandeni circuit in KZN pp. 353-363

- Nondumiso Princess Mzobe and Taurayi Willard Chinaka
- Perceived barriers to optimal effectiveness of the South African School Administration and Management System (SA-SAMS): a case of selected township schools pp. 364-374

- Bongani Innocent Nkambule and Sindile Amina Ngubane
- Optimising postgraduate supervision using multilevel modeling techniques in a constrained higher education environment pp. 375-381

- Mamelang Molaba, Sechene Stanley Gololo and Solly Matshonisa Seeletse
- E-learner’s continuance usage behavior of online learning: integration of ECM and TAM pp. 382-393

- Razia Sultana Sumi
- Unveiling challenges with e-learning faced by academic staff at a University of Technology after COVID-19 pandemic in South Africa pp. 394-404

- Radiakga Thabang Molokomme
- School culture as barometer of learners’ success: case study of Eastern Cape selected schools pp. 405-411

- Moses Sipho Mkhomi and Nondwe Nomnikelo Mzokwana
- A scoping review of literature on deep learning and symbolic AI-based framework for detecting Covid-19 using computerized tomography scans pp. 412-419

- Vengai Musanga, Colin Chibaya and Serestina Viriri
- Theorized model for e-procurement system in developing countries: evidence from Tanzania pp. 420-434

- Deus Shatta and Bahati Mabina
- Factors influencing e-servicescape on continuance intention: a case study of Blu by BCA digital in Indonesia pp. 435-445

- Annur Galih Yusvianto and Raditha Hapsari
- The influence of technological preparedness on trust in e-commerce by South African SMEs with demographics as mediation variables pp. 446-457

- Solomon Madzvamuse, Armstrong Kadyamatimba and Willard Munyoka
- Developing a change management measurement instrument for effective use of examination administration system pp. 458-479

- Ngoanamosadi Stanford Mphahlele, Raymond Mompoloki Kekwaletswe and Tshinakaho Relebogile Seaba
Volume 13, issue 1, 2024
- The influence of business process outsourcing on the productivity of the mobile telecommunication companies pp. 01-14

- Samson Mbanje
- Driving enterprise transformation: influence of organisational and geographical factors on business architecture efficacy pp. 14-26

- Dennis O'Higgins
- The effect of supply chain management and total quality management on operational performance through competitive advantage pp. 27-37

- Salachudin Emir and Niken Sulistyowati
- Uptake of Internet of Things by SMEs in digital era in emerging economies: A systematic literature review pp. 38-46

- Gibson Muridzi
- Exploring the opportunities and challenges encountered by immigrant entrepreneurs in Eastern Cape Province Towns pp. 47-63

- Jane Akusoba
- Application of Explainable Artificial Intelligence technique to model the predictors of South African SMMEs resilient performance during the Covid-19 pandemic pp. 64-74

- Helper Zhou, Lucy T Chamba and Robert. W. D Zondo
- The influence of emerging market consumers’ purchase intention of luxury clothing on their purchase behaviour: a South African perspectives pp. 75-86

- Makhitha Km, M Khumalo and T Sekhu
- Stakeholders’ perceptions on the functionality and sustainability of selected industrial development zones (IDZs) in South Africa pp. 87-98

- Jan Roan Neethling and Daniel Meyer
- Decoding viewer behavior: a multi-faceted exploration of marketing mix, brand equity, e-WOM, and perceived value in Indonesia's film market pp. 99-107

- Faransyah Agung Jaya, Muhtosim Arief and Suwitho
- Revitalizing warehouse management to enhance global manufacturing competitiveness: insights from South Africa pp. 108-120

- Tshepo Mabotja
- The mediation effect of innovativeness on knowledge application and organizational innovation: Case of Tunisian companies pp. 121-133

- Aida Arjoun and Sami Boudabbous
- Person-job fit on work engagement with meaningful work as mediator pp. 134-145

- Netty Merdiaty
- The effect of lean manufacturing and physical work environment on labor productivity in the apparel industry in Indonesia: case study pp. 146-156

- Sarnadi and Niken Sulistyowati
- Assessing the impact of occupational health and safety, work environment, organizational culture, transformational leadership, and motivation on employee performance in the post-COVID-19 Malawi pp. 157-170

- McDonald Baluti, Suryo Budi Santos, Naelati Tubastuvi and Herni Justiana Astuti
- Green human resource management practices and organizational sustainability performance in Pakistan's healthcare sector: a descriptive analysis pp. 171-183

- Saima Javed, Zhu Yingjun, Nilesh Kumar and Sikraj Meghwar
- Exploring the impact of green human resource management on pro-environmental behaviors: a study in Afghanistan's industrial sector pp. 184-199

- Mohammad Yunes Amini, Zhen Tang and Zakirullah Zaki
- The impact of humble leadership on employee agility: unveiling the mediating role of employees' self-efficacy pp. 200-209

- Islam Elhadidy and Yongqiang Gao
- The dark side of law enforcement: A dispositional-situational analysis of workplace bullying pp. 210-219

- Mokwape Jane Makgopa and Wiza Munyeka
- The effect of employee motivation and employee engagement on job performance mediated by job satisfaction pp. 220-231

- Defri Ramadan Wardiansyah, Nur Khusniyah Indrawati and Desi Tri Kurniawati
- Greening university practices: empowering eco-conscious behavior, transforming sustainable culture, and shaping greener institutional awareness through strategic green HRM initiatives pp. 232-251

- Mohammad Yunes Amini, Zhen Tang and Azizullah Besharat
- The role of sharia microfinance institutions in developing MSMEs pp. 252-266

- Dessy Isfianadewi
- The influences of psychological factors on investors decision making in the South African derivative market pp. 267-278

- Bose Olatomi Ige and Rufus Olufemi Adebayo
- Assessing economic effects of foreign aid and capital flows on real economic growth: A panel analysis of selected member states of the SADC region pp. 279-284

- Pamela Nhlangwini, Sharon Dipolelo Mmakola, Phillip Tumelo Mogashwa and Kotikoti Lebogang Ivan Tleane
- Cost and returns analysis of upland and lowland rice production among farmers in North Central Nigeria pp. 288-302

- Oluwafemi Nathaniel Akanbi, Adebusola Adenike Adepoju, Seyi Olalekan Olawuyi and Luke Oyesola Olarinde
- Nexus between corporate governance disclosure and firm performance: a study on the Bangladeshi pharmaceutical companies pp. 303-313

- Md. Nazrul Islam, Syed Zabid Hossain and Md. Sayaduzzaman
- An narrative review of value chain financing on the profitability of edible oil in South Africa pp. 314-322

- Kansilembo Freddy Aliamutu and Msizi Mkhize
- The impact of green credit distribution on bank performance and influencing factors: a case study of Indonesian banks pp. 323-332

- Fikri Ali Fata and Zaenal Arifin
- Conceptual change management framework for effective use of examination administration system: a systemic review pp. 333-361

- Ngoanamosadi Stanford Mphahlele, Raymond Mompoloki Kekwaletswe and Tshinakaho Relebogile Seaba
- Political economy dynamics of Russia's intervention in Syria pp. 362-371

- Malath Alagha
- Improving the prediction of social media engagement in universities by utilizing feature selection in machine learning pp. 372-380

- Dino Keco, Engin Obucic and Mersid Poturak
- Realizing potential: a real option perspective on communities of practice in organizational transformation pp. 381-392

- Tz-Li Wang
- Reviewers should not destructively assume the role of a researcher pp. 393-401

- Mlamli Diko
- Integration of ecology and culture in encouraging village government innovation in the Bromo-Tengger-Semeru area pp. 402-409

- Novy Setia Yunas, Amin Heri Susanto, Mukari, Endah Wahyuningsih and Khudrotun Nafisah
- Is traffic police SERVQUAL assessment different among drivers in terms of experience? Case study of the Philippines and South Africa pp. 410-415

- Johan W. De Jager, Lutete Christian Ayikwa and Pieter Steenkamp
- Procurement hurdles: unveiling challenges in the subsidized commuter bus sector of Gauteng, South Africa pp. 416-426

- Thobeka KT Ngcamphalala and Intaher Marcus Ambe
- The role of corporate social responsibility in SMEs in eThekwini municipality in South Africa pp. 427-437

- Thuthukani Mkhize
- Creating sustainable public private partnerships through corporate governance in the Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) pp. 438-446

- Alouis Chilunjika
- Innovation, competitiveness, and business ecosystem: determinants of local economic strengthening pp. 447-454

- Neneng Miskiyah, Titi Andriyani and Trizaurah Armiani
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