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ZJBEM_Vol_4_Issue_1_(1)-3-10-24[1].pdf
The advent of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) and the internet has
revolutionalised the manner in which governments and citizens interact as well as service
delivery models. Digital tools have the potential to promote sustainable…

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ZJBEM_Vol_4_Issue_1_(1)-3-37-49[1].pdf
This article that made use of the utilitarian framework of analysis, focused on Ignatius Chombo,
a former Zimbabwean Minister of Local Government, who issued an order granting debt
amnesty to residents of the 92 local government councils in the…

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ZJBEM_Vol_4_Issue_1_(1)-3-81-91[1].pdf
The study aimed to assess the significance of Information and Communication Technology in
enhancing supply chain resilience and improve disaster response in humanitarian organisations
in Zimbabwe. The population for this study comprised 160…

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ZJBEM_Vol_4_Issue_1_(1)-3-109-118[1].pdf
African cities, due to substantive urban growth, have faced the challenge of urban deterioration
which has contributed to city unattractiveness and low business opportunities over the years.
Previous studies have indicated that urban decay is a…

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ZJBEM_Vol_4_Issue_2,_2_September_2025-11-23[1].pdf
Public entities in Zimbabwe have been experiencing frequent corporate failures that are
attributed to endless scandals that include embezzlement of funds, unscrupulous rewarding of tenders and nepotism. The primary objective of the study was,…

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ZJBEM_Vol_4_Issue_2,_2_September_2025-33-42[1].pdf
State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) represent a crucial component of the national economy in Zimbabwe, yet they are beset by systemic operational challenges that affect their performance and reputation. There have been concerns about the effectiveness of…

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ZJBEM_Vol_4_Issue_2,_2_September_2025-43-54[1].pdf
The government of Zimbabwe has continued with the economic management of protectionism since independence in 1980, which was being used by the former colonial government. The new black government embarked on huge expenditure on capital…

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ZJBEM_Vol_4_Issue_2,_2_September_2025-80-92[1].pdf
Access to water and sanitation services is a global crisis, however, it is more prominent in poor and disadvantaged communities, especially in developing countries. This paper adopts a qualitative discourse analysis approach to examine collaborative…

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ZJBEM_Vol_4_Issue_2,_2_September_2025-107-121[1].pdf
This article, grounded in decentralisation theory, examined the determinants of poor service delivery in Zimbabwe’s local government system, against a backdrop of chronic underperformance and growing public discontent. Using a survey-based…

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ZJBEM_Vol_4_Issue_2,_2_September_2025-122-134[1].pdf
Poor governance practices have remained entrenched in both the public and private sectors despite the adoption of various legal frameworks and institutional measures aimed at promoting corporate governance practices. A close analysis of the focus of…

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ZJBEM_Vol_4_Issue_2,_2_September_2025-204-214[1].pdf
Despite repeated reform efforts, corruption remains deeply entrenched across key institutions. Zimbabwe is now ranked 160 out of 180 in terms of the perceived levels of public sector corruption. Whilst the cost of corruption has remained un-assessed…

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ZJBEM_Vol_4_Issue_2,_2_September_2025-215-228[1].pdf
The study investigated the opportunities and challenges associated with data-driven urban governance in Zimbabwean cities, focusing on Harare, Bulawayo and Mutare. It employed a qualitative, descriptive research design, drawing on document analysis…

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ZJBEM_Vol_4_Issue_2,_2_September_2025-229-247[1].pdf
This study sought to evaluate the effects of unemployment on youth career development in Gokwe Rural Community, Zimbabwe. Employing a mixed-methods explanatory sequential design, the research involved a population of 375 individuals, with a final…

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ZJBEM_Vol_4_Issue_2,_2_September_2025-248-269[1].pdf
This study traced graduates of the Zimbabwe Open University (ZOU) Faculty of Commerce (FACOM) from year 2000 to year 2015 to assess curriculum relevance, graduate outcomes, and labour market alignment. A total of 150 self-administered questionnaires…

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