Development Southern Africa

1997 - 2025

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Volume 35, issue 6, 2018

Reflections on per diems in international development projects: Barriers to and enablers of the project cycle pp. 717-730

Yvonne Erasmus, Desyreé Lötter, Natalie Tannous and Ruth Stewart

Residents’ perception of tourism and their satisfaction: Evidence from Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania pp. 731-742

Revocatus Evarist Ngowi and Dev Jani

A remodelled approach to measuring the social impact of tourism in a developing country pp. 743-759

Marco Scholtz and Elmarie Slabbert

A qualitative assessment of disability friendly water and sanitation facilities in primary schools, Rumphi, Malawi pp. 760-773

Harlod Zaunda, Rochelle H. Holm, Ambumulire Itimu-Phiri, Mphatso Malota and Sian White

Measuring impact and contributions of South African universities in communities: The case of the North-West University pp. 774-790

Hendri Coetzee and Werner Nell

Effects of wildlife crop raiding on the livelihoods of arable farmers in Khumaga, Boteti sub-district, Botswana pp. 791-802

Kenalekgosi Gontse, Joseph E. Mbaiwa and Olekae Tsompi Thakadu

School attendance and economic shocks: Evidence from rural Zimbabwe pp. 803-814

Ali Reza Oryoie and Jeffrey Alwang

A detailed decomposition analysis of the public-private sector wage gap in South Africa pp. 815-838

Prudence Kwenda and Miracle Ntuli

Community leadership: A comparison between asset-based community-led development (ABCD) and the traditional needs-based approach pp. 839-851

Hanna Nel

Volume 35, issue 5, 2018

Putting universities in their place pp. 609-610

Leslie J. Bank

Fort Hare at its centenary: University functions in post-apartheid South Africa pp. 611-625

Nico Cloete, Ian Bunting and Tracy Bailey

South Africa’s knowledge-development policy nexus: Implications for place-based development in the Eastern Cape Province pp. 626-640

Samuel N. Fongwa

The engaged university and the specificity of place: The case of Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University pp. 641-656

François van Schalkwyk and George de Lange

Developing a local innovation ecosystem through a university coordinated innovation platform: The University of Fort Hare pp. 657-672

Sara S. (Saartjie) Grobbelaar

University–community engagement as place-making? A case of the University of Fort Hare and Alice pp. 673-688

Jayshree S Thakrar

Integrating the edges: University of Pretoria's neighbourhood anchor strategy pp. 689-700

Denver Hendricks and Jaime Flaherty

Universities as city-builders: The city-campus development opportunity in East London–Buffalo City, South Africa pp. 701-715

Leslie Bank and Francis Sibanda

Volume 35, issue 4, 2018

Perspectives on corporate social responsibility as a route to citizen empowerment pp. 419-431

Mokgadi Julia Ngoepe-Ntsoane

Community facilities in previously disadvantaged areas of South Africa pp. 432-449

Stuart Paul Denoon-Stevens and Emma Ramaila

Looking back: Government politics and trust in rural developments in Tanzania and Zimbabwe 1980–1990 pp. 450-465

Thorvald Gran

Limited access to services for the urban poor in Windhoek, Namibia pp. 466-479

Selma T Karuaihe and Philip Wandschneider

Foreign aid versus support to social entrepreneurs: Reviewing the way of fighting poverty in Zimbabwe pp. 480-496

Crispen Karanda and Nuria Toledano

An innovation to improve health outcomes in Amajuba district, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa pp. 497-510

Ann Mamosa Elsie Teboho Tshabalala and Myra Taylor

Can integrated infrastructure investment plans contribute to more effective public spending? The case of Mozambique pp. 511-526

Mike Muller and Horacio Zandamela

Examining employment discrimination in South Africa, 1997–2016 pp. 527-553

Fadwah Fredericks and Derek Yu

Relationship between foreign capital flows, domestic investment and savings in the SADC region pp. 554-568

Forget Kapingura

Localisation barriers to trade: The case of South Africa’s renewable energy independent power program pp. 569-588

James Leigland and Anton Eberhard

Mainstreaming sustainable adaptation to climate change into municipal planning: An analysis from the Eastern Cape, South Africa pp. 589-608

Darika Santhia, Sheona Shackleton and Taryn Pereira

Volume 35, issue 3, 2018

Introduction to special issue on regional growth opportunities pp. 295-296

Channing Arndt and Simon Roberts

Key issues in regional growth and integration in Southern Africa pp. 297-314

Channing Arndt and Simon Roberts

The internationalisation of supermarkets and the nature of competitive rivalry in retailing in southern Africa pp. 315-333

Reena Das Nair

The implications for suppliers of the spread of supermarkets in southern Africa pp. 334-350

Reena Das Nair, Shingie Chisoro and Francis Ziba

Analysis of the animal feed to poultry value chain in Zambia pp. 351-368

Paul Samboko, Olipa Zulu-Mbata and Antony Chapoto

The southern African poultry value chain: Corporate strategies, investments and agro-industrial policies pp. 369-387

Phumzile Ncube

The causes of high intra-regional road freight rates for food and commodities in Southern Africa pp. 388-403

Thando S Vilakazi

Resource-based industrialisation in Southern Africa: Domestic policies, corporate strategies and regional dynamics pp. 404-418

Judith Fessehaie and Zavareh Rustomjee

Volume 35, issue 2, 2018

The relationship between employment and mental and physical health in South Africa pp. 145-162

Chijioke Nwosu

Assessing gender responsiveness of the Government-wide Monitoring and Evaluation System in South Africa pp. 163-178

Precious Tirivanhu and Madri Jansen van Rensburg

Religiosity and household income in Sekhukhune pp. 179-193

Philipp Öhlmann and Silke Hüttel

Understanding the nexus between energy and water: A basis for human survival in South Africa pp. 194-209

Olusola Oluwayemisi Ololade

Local tourism value chain linkages as pro-poor tools for regional development in western Uganda pp. 210-224

Bright Adiyia and Dominique Vanneste

Supply and demand macro-econometric model of a small economy: evidence from Namibia pp. 225-254

Joel Eita

Pro-poor birth coverage and child health in Africa pp. 255-266

Nicoli Nattrass

Who cares for children? A quantitative study of childcare in South Africa pp. 267-282

Michelle Hatch and Dorrit Posel

Development for children's environmental health in South Africa: Past gains and future opportunities pp. 283-293

Angela Mathee, Brendon Barnes, Shan Naidoo, Andre Swart and Hanna-Andrea Rother

Volume 35, issue 1, 2018

The scope and scale of the informal food economy of South African urban residential townships: Results of a small-area micro-enterprise census pp. 1-23

L. M. Petersen and A. J. E. Charman

Renewable energy and local development: Seven lessons from the mining industry pp. 24-38

Lochner Marais, Holle Wlokas, Jiska de Groot, Noleen Dube and Andreas Scheba

An investigation into food-away-from-home consumption in South Africa pp. 39-52

Matthew Blick, Babatunde O Abidoye and Johann Kirsten

Financial impact of wheat quality standards on South African wheat producers: A dynamic linear programming (DLP) approach pp. 53-69

Johannes Daniël van der Merwe and Philippus C. Cloete

Trade dynamics in Cape Town township informal foodservice – a qualitative and supply chain study pp. 70-89

Leif M Petersen, Andrew JE Charman and Florian J Kroll

Food poverty, hunger and household production in rural Eastern Cape households pp. 90-104

Michael Rogan

Informal settlement upgrading, assets and poverty alleviation: Evidence from longitudinal research in South Africa pp. 105-125

Lochner Marais, John Ntema, Jan Cloete and Molefi Lenka

Neo-liberalism in low-income housing policy – problem or panacea? pp. 126-140

Bridgit G. Taruvinga and Manya M. Mooya

The rise and fall of American growth: The U.S. standard of living since the civil war pp. 141-143

Andrew Donaldson