The study assessed the adoption of SE by Zimbabwean companies and the effect of such on performance, 2012-2015. The results reveal that firms surveyed demonstrated varying intensities of adopting innovation, risk taking, organizational learning, acceptance of risk, flexibility and successful...
Download PDF ↓The study explored a model of an entrepreneurial university that would be adopted by countries in least developed economies, Malawi in particular. The study provides a critical insight on the multi-dimensional view of an entrepreneurial university from the context of universities in least...
Download PDF ↓The study examined business sustainability and the challenges facing Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in selected districts in Zambia. The study adopted a mixed methods approach and primary data was collected using a Survey Questionnaire and Focus Group Discussions. Major findings of the study...
Download PDF ↓This study assessed the role of entrepreneurial action in influencing growth of rural farm enterprises in selected districts in Zambia. A mixed methods design based on non-parametric and thematic data analysis and approaches were employed. Study results postulated that entrepreneurial actions...
Download PDF ↓Aim: The purpose of the study was to determine the relationship of gender, owner characteristics (owner age, motivation, education level, skills and experience, hours worked per day and family ownership) and business characteristics (business location and business sector) on business performance...
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