ResearchSpace is the institutional repository of the University of KwaZulu-Natal which was developed to increase the visibility, availability and impact of its research output. It was also created to disseminate and manage digital materials created by researchers of the institution. Please visit ResearchSpace Libguide for detailed information.
Visit these sites to verify the archiving policy of the article you intend to submit:
Materials on Research Space can be used for study and research and therefore can be copied/downloaded etc., for personal use ONLY. Any form of copying for distribution purposes requires copyright permission from author/university.
Communities in ResearchSpace
Select a community to browse its collections.
Recently Added
-
Credit referencing, bank lending methodologies and SME access to finance in Ghana.
(2021)Academic as well as policymakers acknowledge the importance that access to credit to entrepreneurs plays in stirring the economic growth and development in both developed and developing countries. Despite the increasing ... -
Measuring the impact of Covid-19 on banking sector returns, profitability, and liquidity in South Africa.
(2022)Abstract available in PDF. -
Impact of higher electricity tariffs on the profitability of electricity supply and distribution companies in Namibia.
(2022)This paper presents the effect of increased electricity tariffs on the profitability of electricity supply and distribution companies in Namibia. The Namibian electricity tariffs regarding time-of-use, setting and pricing ... -
The role of pervasive skills in the academic and professional preparation of Accounting students in the University of KwaZulu-Natal.
(2022)The accounting profession has changed dramatically over the past few years. Some perceive the changes that have taken place to have possibly resulted in an added focus on pervasive (or soft skills) in the profession. ... -
The role of public participation for the implementation of local economic development policy in urban municipalities: a case study of the Egodini Mall in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe.
(2021)The parley of this study unfolds in conformity with the ascension that citizen participation in policy and planning process within the local government is of importance. The rationale of this dissertation is to examine ...
RSS 1.0