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PROFILE OF POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS

The number of post-graduate students currently registered in the Department is as follows:

  • Honours students: 12 at Alice and 6 at East London
  • Masters students: 5 at Alice and 3 at East London

The research titles and output of the postgraduate students are as follows:

Current Research Title:  Masters (M.Com)

 

Candidate

Topic (Tentative)

Supervison(s)

1

M Maphosa

Determinants of FDI: A comparison of South Africa and Zimbabwe

M. Ncube

2

M Ngatiane  

The Impact of Financial Liberalisation and Financial Reform on Growth in Zimbabwe

N.Odhiambo/P.Takaendesa

3

F Mahuni  

Public Sector Efficiency: The Case of the Eastern Cape

P. Smit

4

S Malumisa  

A Comparison of the Determinants of Private Investment in Zimbabwe and South Africa

A Tsegaye

5

P Makhetha  

The Impact of HIV/AIDS on Economic Growth in South Africa

M. Ncube

6

N Dwesini  

The Incidence of Poverty in the Eastern Cape.

M. Ncube

7

S Nyakudya  

Does Public Investment Crowd out or Crowd in Private investment? A Case of Zimbabwe

N.Odhiambo/P.Takaendesa

8

K Stemele

Labour Demand in the South African Transport Sector

P. Smit

Research Output: Masters (M.Com)

 

Candidate

Topic

1

U Masonda

Empirical Evidence on the Stability of Demand for Money in Zimbabwe: An Application of Co integration and Error-Correction Modelling

2

S Rukwava

Determinants of Investment and Economic Growth in Zimbabwe

3

S Muzamba

Determinants of Inflation in South Africa and Zimbabwe: A Comparative Analysis

4

P Takaendesa

Financial Development and Economic Growth: the case of Two Sub-Saharan African Countries

5

T Tokwe

The Determinants of Investment in Transport Infrastructure in South Africa (Pending)

Research Output: Honours (B.Com, Hons)

 

Candidate

Topic

1

S. Nyakudya

Does public investment crowd out or crowd in private investment: A case study of Zimbabwe

2

N Hofert

Does Wagner’s Law Adequately Explain the Causal Effect Between Gross National Product and Government Expenditure in Post-Apartheid South Africa?

3

M Ngatiane

Impact of money supply growth on inflation: A case study of Zimbabwe

4

K Stemele

Labour demand in South Africa’s transport industry

5

TE Makhotla

The impact of foreign Aid on Economic Growth of Lesotho

6

M Maphosa

The impact of foreign direct investment on economic growth of Zimbabwe

7

JK Khiba

The impact of inflation on economic growth of Lesotho

8

D Oyedemi

Causes of unemployment in Nigeria (Pending)

9

MA Obaray

Constraints on Small Enterprise Growth

10

MR Obaray

Employee Motivation and the Use of Incentives

11

G Parkin

Foreign Direct Investment and the value added in the Automotive Industry

12

D Hompashe

Production and Efficiency of Public Education Sector in South Africa

13

B Russel

The Relationship Between Resource Capacity and Learner Performance in Eastern Cape Public Schools

14

N Mathomane

The Impact of Investment on Transport Infrastructure and Equipment on Economic Growth

15

Z Ngxishe

Demand for Public Transport in the Eastern Cape (Fort Beaufort, Alice, King William’s Town and Bisho)

16

PM Makhetha

The Impact of Fuel Prices on Economic Growth in South Africa

17

LJ Mathebula

Demand for Cars in South Africa