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An investigation into the success factors of employee engagement in Zimbabwe's mining sector . Mushati, Rumbidzai (2019-03) The aim of the study was to investigate the success factors of employee engagement in Zimbabwe's Mining Sector. The study was motivated by the high turnover of skilled and technical staff at the rate of 60%.
The University of Zimbabwe Institutional Repository (UZ eScholar) is a digital service that collects, preserves, and distributes scholarly content produced by the University of Zimbabwe community.UZ eScholar contains journal articles, book chapters, postgraduate thesis/dissertations, conference papers, pre-prints, working papers, technical reports, progress reports, project reports, among others.
UNIVERSITY OF ZIMBABWE FACULTY OF SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS The Impact of Trade Credit Use on Corporate Profitability: The Case of Manufacturing Firms Listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (2009-2017) By GUMBO, NOEL (R1611245) Dissertation submitted in Partial Fulfilment of the Requirements of the Master of Science Degree in Economics
TITLE. LEVEL & YEAR. 1. Constance Chifamba. A comparative study of the influence of formal and non-formal career guidance on career realisation. DPhil 2015. 2. Cleophas Chidhakwa. Quality management practices in rural schools in the mashonaland provinces of Zimbabwe: Implications for policy.
IONS5.1 IntroductionsThis study is focusing on fostering competitiveness through cost minimization strategies evidenced through paint. companies in Zimbabwe. The previous chapter discussed the research findings and the major aim was to identify the impact of cost minimization strategies on competitiven.
nce in Economics (MEC) final year student at the University of Zimbabwe. I am carrying out a research in partial fulfillment of MEC on the topic entitled "Determinants of informal sector part. cipation; A case of Glenview, Harare Metropolitan Province, Zimbabwe." The information obtained during this survey will be u.
A DISSERTATION SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 2016 GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY OF ZIMBABWE SUPERVISOR: PROFESSOR C. MANYERUKE . 1 DEDICATION I dedicate the entire effort to the grace of God that sustained me throughout the study.
Influence of digital era leadership on small to medium enterprises (SME) growth in Zimbabwe . Chisveto, Tinashe P.T(2023-06) This study examined the influence of digital era leadership on SMEs growth in Zimbabwe. The study was prompted by limited adoption of digital technologies in leadership processes among SMEs.
Zimbabwe DISSERTATION METHODOLOGY QUANTITATIVE ☒ INTAKE (YEAR/MONTH) 2017 JANUARY REGISTRATION NO. STUDENT NAME R174088B SITHOLE ARNOLD DISSERTATION SUBMISSION DEADLINE SUBMISSION DATE 30 AUGUST 2019 30 AUGUST 2019 This statement should be completed and signed by the student producing the dissertation. Declaration and Statement of Authorship: 1.
UNIVERSITY OF ZIMBABWE FACULTY OF LAW AUGUST 2020 . ii ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I am greatly indebted to all persons who assisted me in the preparation of this dissertation. Space and time permitting I would have identified all of you by name. Professor Lovemore Madhuku, thank you. Your efforts in supervising me when working