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  • NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (NDA) AND 
    MAWELA, LERATO PRUDENCE (2011-05-17)
    This study investigates the factors that contribute to poor community participation in development projects implemented at the Ha-Makuya area of the Limpopo province of South Africa. The NDA as a statutory body responsible ...
  • National Security Policy: The Case of Botswana 
    Malebang, Gabriel Gosiame Goitsemodimo (2011-05-13)
    This study examined the rationale for formulating a national security policy for Botswana. The study probed the various ways in which national security is conceptualised by different actors in Botswana. These range from ...
  • NATURE AND EXTENT OF SCHOOL VIOLENCE IN THE GAUTENG 
    Libago, Ndinannyi Justice (2011-05-05)
    Incidents of school violence are frequently reported in the South African media. Due to these media reports, school violence is increasingly perceived as a major problem in South Africa. It is hard to evaluate media ...
  • The nature of the relationship between Leadership Style and its impact on Engagement in the South African Banking Sector 
    Pillay, Allen Perumal (2012-11-21)
    The aim of the study was to determine the nature of the relationship between leadership style and engagement and to understand what the drivers of engagement may be. This was envisaged to assist in interventions that may ...
  • Negotiated environmental agreements in the water sector 
    Bowler, Karin (2011-03-22)
    Negotiated Environmental Agreements (NEAs) combine elements of regulation, self-regulation and co-operative relationships. NEAs aim to improve dialogue between stakeholders and encourage pro-active behaviour within ...
  • Negotiating the Debt Portion of the Port of Maputo Privatisation 
    Johnstone, Gordon (2011-10-07)
    Public Private Partnerships are becoming a key trend with regard to the provision of infrastructure in the Southern African region, as evidenced by the increasing number of Public Private Partnership transactions taking ...
  • Non-governmental organizations and local governance 
    Belete, Gebremedhin (2011-03-18)
    The basic principles of democratic governance may have been captured in policy documents but do not guarantee the transformation to an equitable and socio-economically viable society in South Africa and other ...
  • NON-RESPONSE TO RESEARCH SURVEYS 
    Lurie, Ruth (2011-05-12)
    A survey’s external validity is reliant on sample randomness and size. The sample size is the result of the minimum required and the response achieved. Much attention has been given to response in a commercial setting. ...
  • Obstacles to broad Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment (EBPP) adoption in South Africa 
    Dawson, Hilton (2011-04-01)
    The current processes practised by numerous billers, in the creation and distribution of bills and the subsequent payment or query of these bills by customers, is costly and inefficient. With the continued strides being ...
  • THE OPERATOR’S PERCEPTION ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE TAXI RECAPITALISATION PROGRAMME 
    Kgamanyane, Helen Lindiwe (2012-12-04)
    An efficient and advanced public transport is essential to any world class economy. The taxi industry in South Africa has emerged dominantly as a service provider of choice over bus and train. This industry is predominantly ...
  • Opportunities under the Clean Development Mechanism and Barriers to Investment. 
    Beck, Nigel Darnley (2011-03-18)
    The need to reduce the global carbon footprint and mitigate the adverse effects of global warming led to the Kyoto Protocol, an international action plan set up under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate ...
  • The Order of Customer Acquisition of Financial Services in South Africa 
    NGWENYA, Mthunzi Abednigo (2012-11-20)
    Acquisition pattern analysis (APA) of nancial services is a fairly new eld with most of the empirical research having been conducted in developed economies, and few research in developing economies. These studies looked ...
  • Organisational challenges in the formulation process of a Mineral Resource Management Systems Strategy in South Africa 
    Andersen, Donovan Cedric (2011-11-22)
    A case study conducted on the challenges encountered during the formulation process of a systems strategy to facilitate an organisational change within the mining environment. With the economic climate of 2009 many ...
  • Organisational Cultural Conditions and Creativity and Innovation in the South African Media Industry 
    Crwys-Williams, Geraint (2012-02-13)
    Many organisations turn to innovation as a potential source of quick additional profits, or in the hope that the sudden surge of creative focus will deliver to the business a powerful new element of competitive advantage ...
  • ORGANISATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS OF THE EDUCATION DISTRICT IN CURRICULUM DELIVERY 
    Sadie, Stephen (2011-10-20)
    The district plays a key role in the education system. It is one of the few places that can drive systemic reform in schools, yet even the legislation is silent on the powers of the district. Not only have districts been ...
  • ORGANISATIONAL STORYTELLING 
    du Preez, Anché (2011-04-05)
    Literature suggested that little documented and published research had been done on the role of storytelling within management development (Greco 1996, McKenna 1999, Jardi and Pounder 2001). The purpose of this research ...
  • THE ORIGINS OF FINANCIAL PROVISIONS IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN SCHOOLS ACT 
    Bembe, Nomfundo Patience (2011-11-22)
    This research investigated the emergence on of financial provisions in the South Africa Schools Act (SASA). This was motivated by the need to understand key issues that helped to shape education policies in postapartheid South ...
  • Outcasts from Justice 
    Parry, Sarah (1981-05-01)
  • Outsourcing of Facilities 
    Schilder, Peter A. (2011-06-10)
    Outsourcing is widely regarded as a powerful business process that can be employed to streamline an organisation’s operations. This study explores the outsourcing of Facilities Management in the South African Private ...
  • OUTSOURCING WITHIN THE SOUTH 
    McCosh, John (2011-05-13)
    As a result of increased competition, an increasingly business environment causing fluctuating hotel occupancies, South African hotels have had to rely more on outsourcing activities to remain competitive. The aim of ...

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