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  • The future roles and functions of South African bank branch managers. 
    Buthelezi, Bheje Nkululeko Freedom (2011-03-28)
    This study investigated perceptions of South African bank Branch Managers about their future role in the changing banking environment and the influence of demographics on these. A comparison of the perceptions of Branch ...
  • GENDER BASED POLICIES AND THE MYTH OF COMMONALITY IN KENYA 
    Yamo, Helen (2011-06-24)
    The issue of gender as a critical facet of development remains one of utmost importance for many African countries including Kenya. Women‘s role in the economic, social and political development process has formed a major ...
  • Gender Considerations in the City of Johannesburg SMME Support Programme 
    Mohajane, Selaelo Anna (2012-01-19)
    The City of Johannesburg is still facing many challenges with regard to promotion of gender equality and institutionalization of women„s rights. These challenges include transformation in Gender relations, poverty, access ...
  • Gender role stereotypes and women’s career progression into senior leadership in the South African information technology industry 
    Monk, Leigh-Ann (2012-10-05)
    Legislation in terms of The Employment Equity Act of 1998 and associated employment equity policies, procedures and scorecards by which organisations are measured on their adherence to the above legislation, requires them ...
  • GOVERNANCE CHALLENGES IN ENSURING 
    MLATE, ABIGAIL ADELAIDE (2011-05-19)
    In many countries such as New Zealand and Singapore, state owned enterprise (SOE1) reform efforts had failed to deliver continued improvements in the performance of SOEs as they still did not fully address the fundamental ...
  • GOVERNANCE CHALLENGES IN THE 
    MAKWARELA, STEPHEN TSHINYADZO (2011-04-19)
    The post-1994 period in South Africa heralded significant socio-economic and political transformation as well as new models of policy and programmatic governance. The political re-constitution was just one part of the ...
  • Governance practices in Ugandan Non-government organisations 
    Komuhendo-Byaruhanga, Clare (2011-03-28)
    Good governance has become a global concept that is not only a basic requirement to government and the business sector but also to civil society. Civil Society organisations (CSOs) popularly referred to as ‘the third ...
  • GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT POLICIES AND BLACK SMALL AND MEDIUM BUSINESS ENTERPRISES 
    SEOPA, NONTANDO (2012-02-10)
    Effective and efficient procurement lies at the heart of the South African government‟s drive to improve the delivery of public services. There are significant concerns about how SMEs can thrive in the South African ...
  • GOVERNMENT’S ROLE IN DIVERSIFYING THE EAST LONDON AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY TO ENHANCE JOB CREATION 
    NDUNENI, ZUKISA (2012-09-10)
    This study examines government‘s role in diversifying the East London automotive manufacturing industry, (ELAMI) to increase job creation to benefit masses of unemployed people in the Buffalo City Municipality, (BCM). It ...
  • GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSTRAINTS IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN BUSINESS PROCESS OUTSOURCING INDUSTRY 
    Allen-Baffoe, Kwamena S. (2012-10-08)
    Globalisation, aided by rapid improvements in technology has given rise to an industry where services can be delivered quickly and cost effectively from remote parts of the world. Driven primarily by the need to reduce ...
  • Growth Strategies of South African Retail Chains 
    Mansoor, Faizel (2011-05-16)
    In today’s retail world, volatile market dynamics have resulted in a changing retail landscape. Traditional growth models which were focused predominately on a geographic expansion strategy, no longer appear to be achieving ...
  • A Guide to Political Censorship in South Africa 
    Silver, Louise (Centre for Applied Legal Studies, 1984-04-01)
  • HALEGRATZ MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE AND ITS OPERATING SYSTEM 
    Masipa, Rabohwa Phineas (2011-11-03)
    Despite heavy infusion of health care resources in many countries in the last 20 years or so, there is still a lack of health care in most areas. Similar experience is not uncommon in several countries, Australia being one ...
  • HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICY PROCESS FOR SMALL AND JUNIOR MINES FROM 1994 TO 2001 
    Leburu, Lehogwe Horatius (2011-11-03)
    This research report uses a qualitative approach to study the relatively unresearched field of occupational health and safety policy-making processes for small and junior mines (SJM). The purpose of this research was to ...
  • HIV and Human Security in South Africa 
    Bindenagel, Annamarie (2011-03-22)
    “HIV and Human Security in South Africa” explores the multiple dimensions of a fascinating individual, medical, economic, political and social epidemic. Its main question, what are the responsibilities of individuals, ...
  • HIV/AIDS workplace policy and programme implementation 
    Huma, Boitumelo (2011-04-15)
    South Africa is experiencing a high HIV/AIDS prevalence rate. This has a negative bearing on the development of the country and improvement of the lives of the citizens. A positive corporate response to HIV/AIDS is hailed ...
  • Hlophe JP and the current politics of the South African Judiciary 
    Klaaren, Jonathan (2009-10-05)
    The aims of this paper is to provide an overview of judicial politics and an understanding of these politics.
  • A Holistic Conceptual Framework 
    Padayachee, Kovilyn (2011-06-02)
    Location technology can be applied in many situations of daily life and is impacting many areas of business. The ability of business to deliver meaningful services to mobile users is greatly increased by knowing the ...
  • Human factors impeding strategy 
    Naidoo, Colin (2011-05-31)
    In the current global economy successful implementation of a formulated strategy is essential to gain competitive advantage. Success in business is manifested more in the ability to implement ideas and strategies rapidly ...
  • HYDROCARBON EXTRACTION, HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS AND 
    Hla, Tin Aung (2011-04-15)
    The present military government of Myanmar (Burma) has been under worldwide condemnation for its gross human rights violations and suppression of democratic forces in the country since 1988 when it took over state power ...

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