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Experiences of youths involved in sports betting during the COVID-19 pandemic: Insights from Rujeko, Masvingo Urban

Sebata, Gift; Chidindi, Eveline; Mataruse, Innocent; Dube, Nhlanhla (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

The meteoric rise and exponential growth of sports betting all over the world in contemporary years is undeniable. Its popularity has spread like wildfire and ultimately pervaded people from all walks of life. Ultimately, ...
Challenges faced by preschool owners and parents during Covid19 in Oodi-Matebele Village, Botswana

Dzirikure, Lillian; Matewe, Bothwell (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

COVID-19 is a global health pandemic that affected the social, economic and the mental well-being of people. The study investigated the psycho-social experiences that preschool owners and parents encountered during COVID-19. ...
The promotion of ethical practice among local Council officials Chiredzi Town Council, Zimbabwe

Jena, Fortunate; Marongere, Herbson; Hickonicko, Beatrice; Zingi, Godwin, K. (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

The research seeks to explore the efforts implored by Local Authorities to improve ethical standards in Zimbabwean Local Authorities. The researchers employed a mixed method approach that is combining both qualitative ...
Employing Role-play in teaching ChiShona literature at ‘O’ level in Zimbabwe

Machibaya, Etwin (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

Educators agree that active teaching helps learners to think analytically, communicate effectively, develop an understanding of others and the self. This can only be accomplished through the practice of using teaching ...
Friendship Buddies’ Experiences in Supporting Peers with Common Mental Health Needs at a Local University in Masvingo, Zimbabwe.

Chinhanho, Wilfred; Matewe, Bothwell; Mataruse, Innocent; Chigevenga, Rosemary (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

Friendship Buddies are lay or semi-professional health workers who narrow the treatment gap for common mental health disorders by addressing the mental health needs of their peers. This study explored the experiences of ...
Human Resource Management in Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs). A Literature Review

Mubango, Hazel; Nyamubarwa, Willard (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

Literature in the discipline of Human Resource Management (HRM) is mostly based on research conducted is large, formal and established firms. However, most people in developing economies like Zimbabwe are employed by the ...
Informal trading as a rural livelihood strategy at Nemamwa Growth Point, Masvingo.

Hickonicko, Beatrice (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

Zimbabwe has been experiencing a high unemployment rate because of the contraction of the formal economy which has resulted in a significant proportion of Zimbabweans engaging in informal trading to earn their livelihoods. ...
Psychosocial challenges faced by mortuary workers. A case of a funeral assurance company in Harare.

Mukwesha, Kudzai; Matewe, Bothwell (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

The study interrogated psychosocial challenges faced by mortuary workers working in a Funeral Assurance Company. This was motivated by the need to establish the psychosocial challenges faced by mortuary workers, which has ...
Post-independent economic policies and their impact on health care delivery in Zimbabwe

Zingi, Godwin, K. (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

Post-independent economic policies have had a bearing on health delivery outcome in Zimbabwe. The primary function of health systems is to provide high-quality and universal health services. At the same time, through their ...
Covid-19 and Disabilities in Higher and Tertiary Institutions in Zimbabwe.

Mago, David (Great Zimbabwe University, 2022-12)

This study was motivated by the fact that despite all the interventions by government and NGOs in aiding students with disabilities during pandemics and disasters, the assistance is usually inadequate to cater for the needs ...

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