The State-Owned Enterprise (SOE), to be trusted and accountable to the public, they need to implement effective governance processes that are beneficial to the stakeholders, particularly the government, which is a major ...

The paper examines the factors behind electoral violence in Malawi. The holding of regular free, fair and credible elections is a litmus test for determining whether an elected government is truly legitimate, credible and ...

The purpose of land reform in South Africa was to correct the injustices of the apartheid era where millions of blacks were dispossessed of their land. A major challenge has been the failure of many projects on land reform ...

This paper argues that accountable waste management practice is increasingly becoming a challenge to many utility organisations. As a case in point, the South African Post Office (SAPO) by the very nature of its business ...

Current development understanding in both policy and academic circles espouses that secure tenure has a significant contribution to poverty alleviation for small-scale farmers. It is under these auspices that the Fast Track ...

The effects and role of household industries and skills development in alleviating poverty and leading to local economic growth remain an area of concern. Skills development, as one of the pillars of economic growth, has ...

English First Additional Language is a gateway subject as well as a language of learning and teaching to most learners in South Africa. It is marked externally in final National Senior Certificate examination. Manual methods ...

The internal control is defined as a process designed to provide assurance regarding the achievement of the entity's objectives through the coordinated efforts of everyone within the entity. This paper relied on Auditor-General ...

The paper investigates the attitude and effects of students towards cultural diversity in the University of Limpopo, Turfloop Campus. During the apartheid regime, blacks were discriminated against by white people and they ...

The aim of this paper is to examine how organisations use e-technology in their operational processes to create value. E-technology is defined as the devices, mechanisms or networks such as internet, intranet and/or extranet ...