• Broadcast copyright and regulatory framework for free access to live football broadcasts in Kenya and South Africa 

  Oira, Hezekiel; Ndlovu, Lonias; Iyer, Desan (2018-11)

  This study investigates the impact of broadcast copyright on access to the broadcasting of football in Kenya and South Africa. Broadcasting is the most important and popular platform over which football matches are distributed ...
• Assessing the role of traditional leaders and ward councilors in promoting community development in Umlalazi municipality 

  Mpungose, Muzi Sylvester Cyril; Jili, N.N. (University of Zululand, 2018)

  The South Africa government and various interested parties have extensively debated the relevance and place of traditional leadership in our democracy. The core of the debate is the notion of incompatibility of this ...
• The extent to which female informal traders participate in the local economic development (LED) programme at Umhlathuze local municipality, Kwazulu-Natal province 

  Bennett, Rejoice Phindile; Adetiba, T.C.; Jili, N.N. (University of Zululand, 2019)

  Employment in the informal sector is on the increase in various regions of the world. There are more women than men in the informal sector and there are several explanations for this basic fact. Among other factors is that ...
• Perceptions of communities on the dysfunctions and ineffectiveness of criminal justice system in the Durban central cluster 

  Naidoo, Balaraman; Tewari, D. D.; Thwala, J. D. (University of Zululand, 2018)

  The purpose of the study was to establish the community perceptions on the dysfunctions and ineffectiveness prevailing in the criminal justice system in the Durban Central Cluster area. Five different methods have been ...
• Skills adequacy and service delivery among health professionals at Umphumulo public hospital 

  Mtshali, Thabisile Luyanda; Akinola, A.O. (University of Zululand, 2018)

  Over the decades, South Africa has experienced skills inadequacy and poor service delivery in the health sector, and the case of uMphumulo Hospital has become of particular concern. In many organizations, skills adequacy ...
• An assessment of the effects of xenophobia on social integration in Isiphingo, KwaZulu-Natal province 

  Dlamini, Nompumelelo Prudence; Adetiba, T.C. (University of Zululand, 2018)

  Over two decades after South Africa’s initial democratic ‘baptism’; the country still struggles with social integration. With clear traces of its segregated, discriminatory past, the country continues to experience high ...
• The support women in management positions need to be effective managers 

  Ngema, Simangele Constance; Jili, N.; Isike, C. (University of Zululand, 2018)

  This study analysed the progression of women to senior management positions in organisations focusing on the support women need to be promoted to senior managerial positions in state owned enterprises in South Africa. It ...
• The nexus between social spending and economic growth in South Africa: a cointegration approach 

  Gumede, Ruth Thandazile; Bulagi, B. (University of Zululand, 2019)

  South African government has been utilizing expansionary expenditure for the past two decades to tackle the declining growth and the prevailing socioeconomic challenges. This policy stance is heavily grounded in the Keynesian ...
• An evaluation of the perspectives of government and small to medium enterprises on the viability of special economic zones in Limpopo province 

  Naidoo, Logambal; Kaseeram, I.; Heeralal, S. (University of Zululand, 2018)

  This study investigated the perspectives of government and small to medium enterprises on the viability of special economic zones in the Limpopo Province of South Africa. South African studies by various scholars have ...
• Trade, productivity and efficiency: testing for innovative spillovers from Asia’s newly industrialized countries (nics) on manufacturing in South Africa 

  Mazorodze, Brian Tavonga; Tewari, D.D. (University of Zululand, 2019)

  This study primarily speaks to the current debate on technology transfer by testing whether Chinese, South Korean and Japanese service imports affect productivity and efficiency of South Africa’s manufacturing industries ...
• Transformative constitutionalism and the position of the doctrine of substantive legitimate expectations in reforming administrative law in South Africa. 

  Joseph Peach, Vuyo Lungile Ntsangane; Iyer, D. (University of Zululand, 2018)

  The doctrine of legitimate expectation, initially adopted from English law, has been engrained in South African administrative law for some time, extending the scope of procedural rights afforded to individuals affected ...
• The credit channel of monetary policy transmission in the selected emerging markets 

  Ntshangase, Lwazi S.; Kaseeram, I. (University of Zululand, 2019)

  The credit channel has been investigated extensively in developed countries yet few studies have been conducted in emerging, developing and in less developed countries. This research employs a panel VAR model and five ...
• Shadow banking, financial stability and economic performance: implications for regulation in emerging economies 

  Zhou, Sheunesu; Tewari, D.D. (University of Zululand, 2019)

  Shadow banking became a topical issue in advanced economies during and after the global financial crisis of 2007/2008. The importance of the study of the shadow banking sector stems from the need to identify the channels ...
• The role of public participation in facilitating integrated development planning for improvement of services in uMhlathuze Local Municipality 

  Mnguni, Sibusiso, Siphamandla; Jili, N.N; Isike, C.A (University of Zululand, 2018-12)

  Public participation is understood to be an active process in which participants take initiative and action, that is stimulated by their own thinking and deliberation, and over which they can exert effective control. Hence, ...
• Efficiencies of small-scale sugarcane growers in the King Cetshwayo District Municipality of KwaZulu-Natal 

  Bulagi, Mushoni, Benedict; Kaseeram, I.; Tewari, D. (University of Zululand, 2019)

  Low agricultural productivity remains a threat to the existence and sustainability of the small-scale production of crops. Unfavourable climatic conditions such as drought are a concern to the long-term supply of food in ...
• Financial development, economic growth and income inequality: a panel data approach 

  Mthimkhulu, Sithembiso Felix; Kaseeram, I. (University of Zululand, 2019)

  Since the pattern of income distribution can be influenced by financial development, it is of major importance to both developing and developed economies. To add to the body of literature, this paper tested empirically, ...
• The Impact of courtroom demeanour and non-verbal communication on the verdict 

  Naidoo, Kanagie (University of Zululand, 2018)

  Over the years concern has been growing about justice being done in South Africa. Society’s faith in the justice system is not as strong as it was before and matters are being taken on appeal all too frequently. In addition ...
• The realisation of children’s survival rights in South Africa, Kenya and the Democratic Republic of Congo: a comparative analysis 

  Matadi, Mafuku Tholaine (University of Zululand, 2018)

  The thesis involved a comparative analysis of compliance with international conventions dealing with the application of children’s rights in three Sub-Saharan jurisdictions, namely, South Africa, Kenya and the Democratic ...

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