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State-Owned Enterprises play a strategic role in national development through the provision of critical infrastructure and public services. However, many state-owned enterprises in developing economies continue to experience operational, financial, managerial, and institutional challenges that...

This study aims to investigate Zambia’s manufacturing finance, drawing lessons from Newly Industrialised Countries (NICs), with a view to generate policy prescriptions that may navigate Zambia’s manufacturing finance to its optimal level. The study has four objectives: to determine the NICs on...

The purpose of this study was to develop a marketing strategy model that could enhance performance in particular the sales growth of MSMEs in Zambia. The study was conducted out of the need to understand the role played by the marketing strategies on performance of MSMEs in Zambia taking into...

The thesis examined the legal, regulatory and institutional aspects of developing and promoting a vibrant regional securities market in the Eastern and Southern African Region (COMESA Region) through cross-border trade in securities. The study argues that cross-border trade in securities in the...

This study examined the impact of leadership style on organisational performance of State-Owned Enterprises in Zimbabwe. The Descriptive and Explanatory research method was adopted. The findings of this study pointed out that a close relationship exists between leadership style and performance of...

The study assessed the impact of upstream supply chain coordination on the performance Zimbabwean agro processing organisations and developed a framework that can bridge existing gaps in the coordination of supply chains in the country to gain competitive advantage and improve organisational...