• Developing a cybersecurity framework for the banking sector of Namibia 

  Nawa, Eva-Lisa Tuwilika (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2021-08-20)

  The banking sector represents a vast assortment of firms, agencies and institutions with operations ranging from small community banks to massive international corporations. Managing the banking sector in Namibia presents ...
• Investigating the potential of Moringa Oleifera for agribusines development and rural youths’ self-employment in the Livingstone rural areas. 

  Kwaambwa, Esther Lombe Chitoshi (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2020-06-22)

  First, I give glory and honour to the Lord God Almighty. I would like to express my gratitude and give my extended appreciation to Dr Thinah Moyo and Dr Julius Manda for their guidance right from the first day that this ...
• Communal cattle husbandry practices and their impact on market participation: a case study of FSP farmers from Zambezi region in Namibia 

  Akashambatwa, Clifford Lubinda (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2016)

  Cattle play an important socio-economic role in the livelihood of communal farmers in Namibia. This study examines the socio-economic determinants of adoption of improved livestock management practices among communal ...
• Production frontier of small scale pearl millet farmers under conservation agriculture in northern Namibia 

  Montle, Bonolo Pontsho (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2016-10)

  Pearl millet is a major staple food crop of Northern Namibia dominantly produced by small scale farmers. This paper examines technical efficiency of smallholder pearl millet farmers under Conservation and Traditional ...
• The Effect of Training on Cattle Farmers’ Productivity and Efficiency: A Case of Kunene region, Namibia 

  Abraham, Emilie Mekondjo (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2020-02)

  Despite the importance of cattle and the enormous economic contribution to the country, communal cattle farmers seldom earn increased return on investment because of their adherence to their traditional system of farming. ...
• Investigating the effects of smallholder cowpeas farmers' management practices on soil fertility: A case study of the Kavango region, Namibia 

  Katjana, Johannes Katjana (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2020-10)

  The declining trend of soil fertility of smallholder farms due to continuous land cultivation is a factor that limits crop production and threatens food security. Improving soil fertility is a major concern for the farmers, ...
• Ecology of resident Temminck's Pangolin (Smutsia Temminckii) in Central Namibia 

  Prediger, Kelsey Anne (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2020-05)

  Pangolins are the most trafficked mammals worldwide and as Asian species’ numbers have drastically declined, African pangolin species have been increasingly targeted for the illegal wildlife trade. Due to their nocturnal ...
• Global export competitiveness of Namibian hides and skins. 

  Mawenge, Gideon (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2020-11)

  Globalisation increases competitive pressure and technological changes. Agribusiness in developing economies experiences these new challenges in an attempt to globalise their operations. These challenges have a continuous ...
• Drivers of human-carnivore conflict in Epupa and Okanguati conservancies, Kunene region Namibia.[Unpublished master's thesis]. Namibia University of Science and Technology. 

  Iiyambula, Ailla-Tessa Nangula (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2021-09)

  Habitat fragmentation has increased the prospect of human and wildlife encounters consequently resulting in conflict. In an agriculture-focused landscape, conflict occurs when wildlife including carnivores destroy property ...
• Relationship between the location and causes of motor vehicle accidents on the B1 road, Windhoek to Rehoboth, Namibia. 

  Cloete, Carolie (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2019-04)

  Motor Vehicle Accidents (MVAs) are fast becoming the leading cause of death globally. In 2010, one person died every 25 seconds due to an MVA. Namibia was highlighted in 2008 as the country with the highest accident‐related ...
• Developing technology to strengthen resilience in san children to reduce school dropouts. 

  Kays, Rosetha (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2020-01-30)

  School dropouts have been a concern in Namibia, especially among San learners. Thus this research focused on developing a mobile counselling platform for Grade seven (7) primary school learners in Donkerbos village. The ...
• Designing a data exchange model for EPMS and EDT systems in the directorate of special programmes of the ministry of health and social services [MOHSS]. 

  Kandume, Puyeipawa, N (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2021)

  Interoperability of health information systems (HIS) is a major challenge in many developing countries and Namibia is no exception (Nengomasha, Abankwah, Uutoni, & Pazvakawamba, 2018). In Namibia, the MoHSS has failed ...
• Developing Persuasive Strategies to Facilitate Use of Mobile Health (mHealth) applications for Stress Management among NUST students. 

  Akinmoyeje, Benjamin Akintunde (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2020-07-30)

  Unmanaged stress negatively impacts the health of students and it has a tendency of leading to mental health disorders. Hence, the alarming statistics on stress - induced conditions in Namibia calls for concern. Unmanaged ...
• Determining the medical readiness of game rangers in the Namibian austere Environment. 

  Bauer, Cornelia (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2020-04)

  Wildlife poaching provides a serious threat to conservation and eco‐tourism development. Antipoaching activities have led to increased poacher‐ranger conflicts which have caused injuries and deaths on both sides. Rangers ...
• Developing a quality assurance system for emergency medical care service delivery in Namibia. 

  Diergaardt, Brandon (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2020-07)

  Prehospital emergency care is an ever-evolving profession that requires constant review and improvement of services delivered. The evaluation of quality service delivery in the Namibian EMS setting has never been studied ...
• Application of social media analytics to business intelligence in Namibia. 

  Shehu, Mohammed (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2019-04)

  Social media use within the business and branding spheres has exploded globally over the past few years. While Namibian SMEs are actively involved in social media marketing, there is a lack of deeper knowledge of audience ...
• Analysis on survival rate of premature and critically sick new-born babies admitted at Windhoek central hospital (WCH), Namibia. 

  Kashele, Selma Ndapandula (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2020-02)

  Prematurity is the major cause of neonatal death world-wide, Namibia included. In Namibia, the neonatal mortality has increased dramatically from 19 deaths per 1000 live births in 2000 to 30 deaths per 1000 live birth in 2014.
• Comparative nutritional analysis of tylosema esculentum (marama bean) germplasm collection in Namibia. 

  Mataranyika, Paidamoyo N. (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2019-10)

  Malnutrition is a medical condition caused by an unbalanced diet, typically characterised by stunting, wasting and underweight in children. Worldwide, malnutrition causes approximately 45% of all deaths among children under ...
• Assessing the epidemiology of sharps injuries amongst nursing students: a case of selected national health training centres. 

  Ndjitaviua, George (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2020-10)

  Sharps Injuries (SIs) are a major occupational health and safety issue facing health care professionals today. According to Shiao, McLaws, Huang and Guo (2002), nursing staff are at greatest risk, especially nursing students ...
• Fertility and pregnancy outcome among women undergoing assisted reproductive technology treatment in Windhoek, Namibia. 

  Lucas, Adão Francisco (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2020-04)

  Infertility is a worldwide burden that requires attention, and yet has been largely unappreciated and understudied, particularly in sub-Sahara Africa where there is a high prevalence. The stigma of infertility among African ...

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