• Bridging the readiness gap: Zimbabwe’s AI capacity for economic development

  

  Bibliographic Title: Dube, Z.L., Moyo, F., Mjimba, V., Murai, T. & Ndlovu, M.E. (2025) Bridging the readiness gap: Zimbabwe’s AI capacity for economic development. <i>African Journal of Advances in Engineering and Technology</i>. 1(2):73-92.
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• Disease priorities and rapid diagnostics testing preferences among community members in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa: a formative qualitative study

  

  Bibliographic Title: Madonsela , T., Naiken, L., Mwamba, C.P., Anjali, S., Maritim, P., Tshazi, A.P., Bemer, M., Lauff, A., Morton, J., Van Heerden, A., Humphries , H. & Drain, P.K. (2025) Disease priorities and rapid diagnostics testing preferences among community members in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa: a formative qualitative study. <i>BMJ Open</i>. 15(11):Online.
  Output Type: Journal Articles
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• Is Zimbabwe’s education system disaster-ready&amp;#63; evaluating risk reduction strategies in Binga district schools

  

  Bibliographic Title: Lunga, W., Ziweya, M., Kaifa, J.M., Musarurwa, C., Magampa, M., Baloyi, C. & Moyo, A. (2025) Is Zimbabwe’s education system disaster-ready&amp;#63; evaluating risk reduction strategies in Binga district schools. <i>Frontiers in Sustainability</i>. November:Online.
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• South African municipal performance through the lens of Batho Pele principles: a public perspective

  

  Bibliographic Title: Tyania, M., Davids, Y.D., Lubinga, S., Roberts, B.J., Sausi, K., Sanchez , D. & Magai, M. (2025) South African municipal performance through the lens of Batho Pele principles: a public perspective. <i>Journal of Social Sciences</i>. 24(3):1-22.
  Output Type: Journal Articles
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• Ubuntu and the willingness to sacrifice human rights during the COVID-19 pandemic

  

  Bibliographic Title: Bohler-Muller, N., Davids, Y.D., Mchunu, N. & Roberts, B. (2025) Ubuntu and the willingness to sacrifice human rights during the COVID-19 pandemic. South African Review of Sociology . November:Online.
  Output Type: Journal Articles
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