| CHALLENGES IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND SERVICE DELIVERY IN LEPELLE-NKUMPHI MUNICIPALITY, LIMPOPO PROVINCE | Aklilu ASHA, Kagiso MAKALELA | 1–15 |
| THE GOVERNMENT REFORM ON HEALTHCARE FACILITIES FROM THE STANDPOINT OF SERVICE QUALITY PERFORMANCE | Bambang SUBİYAKTO, Sebastian KOT | 16–31 |
| EFFECT OF DISAGGREGATED COUNTRY RISK SHOCKS ON FINANCING DECISIONS OF THE JSE LISTED FIRMS | Edson VENGESAİ, Paul-francois MUZİNDUTSİ | 32–49 |
| THE IDENTIFICATION OF THE KEY SUB-INDUSTRIES AMONG COASTAL METROPOLITAN CITIES OF SOUTH AFRICA: AN APPLICATION OF THE LOCATION QUOTIENT TECHNIQUE | Ferdinand NİYİMBANİRA, Maria Elizabeth EGGİNK, Rachel NİSHİMWE-NİYİMBANİRA | 50–70 |
| INVESTIGATING THE HUNGARIAN MONEY DEMAND FUNCTION: POSSIBLE IMPLICATIONS FOR MONETARY POLICY | Heinrich NEL, Derick BLAAUW, Anmar PRETORİUS | 71–87 |
| TOURISM AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN THE AFRICAN CONTEXT | Kaitano DUBE | 88–102 |
| CONTEXTUALISING STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION IN THE GOVERNANCE OF HARARE’S INFORMAL ECONOMY SECTOR | Linos MAPFUMO, Sybert MUTEREKO | 103–118 |
| THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GOVERNMENT DEBT AND STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF ESKOM | Lerato NKOSİ | 119–134 |
| FEMALE ENTREPRENEURS’ BUSINESS TRAINING AND ITS EFFECT ON VARIOUS ENTREPRENEURIAL FACTORS: EVIDENCE FROM A DEVELOPING COUNTRY | Natanya MEYER, Luzaan HAMİLTON | 135–151 |
| AN ANALYSIS ON THE ANTECEDENTS OF YOUNG EMPLOYEES’ EARNING POTENTIAL IN SOUTH AFRICA | Precious MNCAYİ, Jacques DE JONGH | 152–171 |
| THE INFLUENCE OF SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT ON THE PERFORMANCE OF SMALL TO MEDIUM ENTERPRISES IN SOUTHERN GAUTENG | Osayuwamen OMORUYİ, Mba Eucharia AKUOMA | 172–188 |
| THE IMPACT OF DISAGGREGATED COUNTRY RISK ON THE SOUTH AFRICAN EQUITY AND BOND MARKET | Rethabile NHLAPHO, Paul-francois MUZİNDUTSİ | 189–203 |
| THE IMPACT OF MICROFINANCE PROGRAMME PARTICIPATION ON HOUSEHOLD FOOD SECURITY IN MALAWI | Miss Tikhala CHİLİMBA, Hannah DUNGA, Chengedzai MAFİNİ | 204–222 |
| THE EFFECT OF ECONOMIC GROWTH AND EXCHANGE RATE ON IMPORTS AND EXPORTS: THE SOUTH AFRICAN POST-2008 FINANCIAL CRISIS CASE | Thomas HABANABAKİZE | 223–238 |
| RURAL ECONOMIES AND LIVELIHOOD ACTIVITIES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: EXPLORING PROSPECTS OF THE EMERGING CLIMATE CHANGE CRISIS | Thanyani Selby MADZİVHANDİLA, Ferdinand NİYİMBANİRA | 239–254 |