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Financial Barriers and Incentives Influencing Counsellors’ Adoption of Artificial Intelligence Therapy Solutions: A Thematic Analysis of Secondary Data

Sustainable Business and Society in Emerging Economies
Purpose: Coopting artificial intelligence techniques on mental health therapy appears essential. It brings benefits such as effective delivery service, improved accessibility, and decreased operational costs to business.
Onesmo Guti, Abigail Salema, Shillar Chinjanja, Winnie Tinonetsana   +3 more
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Influence of Forensic Investigation of Suspicious Procurement activities on the Reduction of Public Procurement Scandals in Zimbabwe

Journal of Business and Social Review in Emerging Economies
Purpose: The public procurement system is fundamental to all governments. Unfortunately, it remains highly susceptible to fraud, collusion, and bid rigging.
Onesmo Guti, Ophias Kurauone, Shillar Chinjanja, Sipiwe Sibanda   +3 more
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A contemporary examination of instructional leadership activities and distributed leadership practices in elementary education

International Journal of Educational Management and Development Studies
While the success of schools is often attributed to the efforts of principals, it is important to determine how schools can embrace distributed instructional leadership to enhance academic performance among learners.
John Tenha, Chipo Makamure
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Inclusion of Lablab Bean (lablab purpureus) in Dairy Cows’ Diets among Southern African Smallholders: Effect on Milk Production- A review

Bulletin of University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine Cluj-Napoca. Animal Science and Biotechnologies
Dairy production among smallholder farmers has been continually stalled. The sector experiences several constraints chief among them high cost of feed, underutilization of forage legumes as supplement and insufficient feed during the dry season ...
Enock MUTEYO, Nobbert T.N NGONGONI, Edmore MASAMA   +2 more
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Teacher Development During and Beyond COVID-19: Perspectives from Zimbabwe

Teacher Education through Flexible Learning in Africa, 2022
The purpose of the study is to examine how Zimbabwe teacher educators can develop pre-service and in-service teachers to teach effectively during the COVID-19 pandemic  and beyond.
Leonorah Nyaruwata
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Age Selectivity among Labour Migrants (Majoni Joni) From South-Eastern Zimbabwe to South Africa during a Prolonged Crisis

African Human Mobility Review, 2021
Focusing on unskilled Zimbabweans, this paper assesses the influence of the prolonged Zimbabwean crisis (2000–2016) on age differences in migration to South Africa.
Dick Ranga
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THE MODERATING ROLE OF JOB SATISFACTION AND GENDER ON THE EFFECTS OF LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT ON SERVICE DELIVERY IN A MUNICIPALITY IN SOUTH AFRICA [PDF]

Business Excellence and Management
This study examined the moderating role of job satisfaction and gender on the relationship between leadership development and service delivery in a municipality in South Africa.
Lungisani Webster HLOPHE, Regis Misheal MUCHOWE, Ashnee RAJLAL, Mailos MUMPANDE   +3 more
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Can social marketing undo the COVID-19 infodemic? Predicting consumer preventive health behavior in the marginalized communities in Zimbabwe

Cogent Public Health, 2023
: This study focuses on predicting preventive health behavior in the marginalized communities in Zimbabwe. The aim of the study was to investigate the determinants of consumer preventive health behavior based on the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19 ...
Phillip Dangaiso, Forbes Makudza, Sinothando Tshuma, Hope Hogo, Nyasha Mpondwe, Courage Masona, Upenyu Sakarombe, Tendai Nedure, Regis Muchowe, Gift Nyathi, Knowledge Jonasi, Tendai Towo, Tendai Manhando, Daniel Tagwirei   +13 more
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Economic contribution of agritourism in Zimbabwe: An empirical study

Journal of Tourism, Culinary, and Entrepreneurship
Agritourism is an important economic driver that has contributed significantly to the economies of most developed countries. However, the significance of the contribution of agritourism has been minimally explored in the developing world context ...
Rudorwashe Baipai, Vitalis Basera, Richard Baipai, Catherine Paada Kwinje, Brighton Hurombo   +4 more
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Invisibilising the victimised: churches in Manicaland and women's experiences of political violence in national healing and reconciliation in Zimbabwe [PDF]

Journal for the Study of Religion, 2017
Zimbabwe's political history from 2000 to the present epoch has been characterized by violence. This violence reached its peak in 2008 when ZANU PF was defeated at the polls by the opposition party, MDC-T.
Molly Manyonganise
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