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  • THE USE OF COMMUNAL LAND TENURE SYSTEMS IN 
    MAMETJA, MADIE ANGELINA (2011-05-13)
    The Department of Land Affairs has been given a constitutional mandate to redistribute 30 per cent of agricultural land from white farmers to black people in South Africa. Since its inception, land reform has been ...
  • THE USE OF HEARING PROTECTION 
    HANSIA, MOHAMMED RASHAAD (2011-04-13)
    Background Studies indicate that exposure to harmful sound levels are common in industrial workers. Noise induced hearing loss (NIHL) is a consequence of long term exposure to excessive levels of noise and results in ...
  • The use of listed debt by real estate companies in South Africa. 
    Chathley, Ajay Singh (2011-03-28)
    This research report aims to identify the factors which influence the decision for real estate companies, to utilise listed debt as a source of finance. The researcher conducted a content analysis on the responses to 15 ...
  • THE USE OF MARKETING INTELLIGENCE IN 
    TSEDU, TAKALANE ROSE (2011-06-23)
    The purpose of this study was to determine whether business executives used the generation, dissemination and responsiveness principles of marketing intelligence, as an indication to measure the degree of market orientation ...
  • The Use of Metrics for Measuring Marketing Effectiveness in South African Organisations 
    Laing, Andrew Charles (2012-09-10)
    Marketing managers are under increasing pressure to justify their marketing spend and show how this expenditure results in organisational growth. The perception that marketers are unaccountable is driving companies to seek ...
  • THE USE OF MOBILE CELLULAR PHONES IN MICROENTERPRISES 
    Tsotetsi, Khopotso (2011-06-23)
    This report presents the findings of an applied research study designed to explore the use of mobile cellular phones in micro-enterprises based at Pretoria. In particular, the report, considers the core research question: ...
  • THE USE OF PHARMACOECONOMICS AS A DECISION MAKING TOOL IN 
    NAIDOO, PRENISHA (2011-05-31)
    The high cost of healthcare is of major concern to healthcare providers throughout the world. Globally there has been an increase in the use of pharmacoeconomic tools to help providers to make healthcare reimbursement decisions ...
  • Use of the Efficient Frontier Method In Unit Trust Portfolio Selection 
    Mugivhi, Thomas Vhutshilo (2011-07-14)
    This paper investigated whether optimal market portfolios delivered returns superior to those of existing unit trust portfolios over a five-year period. Three sets of unit trust portfolios were used for the research and ...
  • The use of traditional project 
    Clayton, Beverley Alice (2011-04-18)
    Project management was, in its formative stages, found only in specific industries like defence and technology. It has more recently become common across many sectors and has been, formally or informally, adopted as ...
  • Using destination branding to attract 
    McLaughlin, Jennifer (2011-06-15)
    The objective of this research was to understand the role played by destination branding in attracting South African filmmakers to the province of Gauteng. This was done by analysing the perceptions of Gauteng as well ...
  • USING SCENARIO PLANNING TO MANAGE 
    Kisuule, Namugaya Irene Flavia Kangawaza (2011-04-19)
    Over the past three years, violent protests have erupted throughout South Africa with regards to dissatisfaction of service delivery by government. A major component of the required services is housing. As the economic ...
  • Using the Multiplicative Competitive Interaction Model of Market Share for Petroleum Brands in South Africa. 
    Beard, David (2011-03-18)
    This purpose of this research is to investigate the appropriateness and effectiveness of using the Multiplicative Competitive Interaction (MCI) model to simulate the market share of the competitors in the South African ...
  • Validating the corporate entrepreneurial assessment instrument in South Africa 
    Alcock, Simon (2011-03-10)
    The Corporate Entrepreneurship Assessment Instrument (CEAI) was developed in North America to measure the attractiveness of the internal environment of companies to corporate entrepreneurs. The objective of this research ...
  • THE VALIDITY OF EXPLORATORY 
    Maddern, Kevin Richard (2011-05-13)
    The purpose of this research was to determine the impact that ordinal data (Likert type responses) has on principle axis method exploratory factor analysis, and whether these results could be improved through first ...
  • VALUATION AND MANAGEMENT OF PATENTS BY KNOWLEDGE-INTENSIVE ORGANISATIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA 
    Njamela, Owen Lungile (2011-10-14)
    Intellectual property (IP) is important for the success of organisations in the knowledge-based economy as a basis for competitiveness and growth. The increase in commercial demand for IP and in transactions involving IP ...
  • Valuation of Plant & Equipment by the Industrial Development Corporation in South Africa (IDC) 
    Chadyiwa, Tinotonga (2012-09-10)
    This research was primarily aimed at identifying and reviewing the use of depreciation factors when undertaking valuation of plant and machinery assets, particularly those under security. This will guide the changes that ...
  • VIABILITY FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF MUNICIPAL POLICE SERVICES (MPS) 
    DIKGARE, MATHUNYA KENNETH (2012-11-20)
    The Constitution of the Republic of South Africa (108 of 1996) recognized the importance of Municipal Policing. As a result, the South African Police Services Act was amended to allow municipalities to establish their own ...
  • The Viability of an International Financial Services Center in Johannesburg 
    O’Connell, Geoffrey John (2011-10-19)
    The urban decay which has set into the inner city of Johannesburg is compared to the decrepit conditions of the Dublin docklands area in the 1960s. The establishment of the Dublin International Financial Services Centre ...
  • THE VIABILITY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT INFORMAL SETTLEMENT 
    MALOKA, J NKOANA (2011-05-16)
    The South African local government is under constant criticism for its inability to deliver low cost housing to poor citizens who do not own houses, and who end up living in hazardous environments such as shallow mine ...
  • The Viability of Under-Serviced Area 
    HAO, LI (2011-04-13)
    In 2001, Under-Serviced Area Licence (USAL) policy was introduced in South Africa. The basic objective and requirement of USAL policy is that all Private Telecom Operators (PTOs) should increase telecommunication penetration ...

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