• DESIGNING A BRING YOUR OWN DEVICE SECURITY AWARENESS MODEL FOR MOBILE DEVICE USERS IN NAMIBIAN ENTERPRISES 

  Shihepo, Ester (NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 2023-05-30)

  The phrase Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) also known as Dual-Use Devices is a mutual practice which has increased employees’ access to new mobile technologies and a rising trend within many organisations. The concept refers ...
• Efficient hybrid deep reinforcement learning mechanism for distributed denial of service attack detection in software defined networks 

  Musa, Gabriel, Precious (NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 2022-05)

  The Internet architecture remains fixed since its invention but the Software Defined Network (SDN) comes with more flexibility, innovation, and programmability aspects being a very promising network architecture. ...
• FRAMING OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN NAMIBIAN NATIONAL NEWSPAPERS: AN ANALYSIS OF THE NAMIBIAN, NAMIBIAN SUN AND NEW ERA 

  MUSHAYAVANHU, KUDAKWASHE (NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 2022-01)

  Media plays a central role in communicating risks to the public during outbreaks of infectious diseases. Since Covid-19 was first discovered, media has played a critical role in providing health information and people ...
• A RECEPTION ANALYSIS OF SELECTED CARTOON MESSAGES ON COVID-19 BY UPPER PRIMARY SCHOOL LEARNERS AT HIGHLANDS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL IN WINDHOEK 

  MUNDODZI, FAITH (NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 2022-01-31)

  This study investigated how cartoon message interpretation on Covid-19 influenced learners understanding and dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic and to establish learners’ knowledge of Covid-19 and exposure to Covid-19 ...
• Investigating Stakeholder Engagement in Public Relations Practices of two Namibian Universities (The International University of Management and Namibia University of Science and Technology 

  Iita, Ndamonako (NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 2021-04)

  The purpose of the study was to establish the effectiveness of Public Relations Departments of IUM and NUST in stakeholder engagement. The main objective was to investigate the extent of stakeholder engagement by IUM ...
• ASSESSING THE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE PUBLIC RELATIONS PRACTICES OF THE GOVERNMENT INSTITUTION PENSION FUND (GIPF) OF NAMIBIA 

  KAPENDA, JAIRUS JULIUS (NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 2022-01)

  Social media have a significant role as a communication tool used by public relations practitioners in disseminating and sharing information as well as obtaining feedback from clients. When used effectively as a ...
• AN EXAMINATION OF ETHICAL ISSUES CONFRONTING OPERATIONS OF SELECTED HYBRID MEDIA ORGANISATIONS IN THE DIGITAL AGE IN NAMIBIA 

  ZVIYITA, ITAI (NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 2021-12)

  This qualitative study examined ethical issues confronting operations of selected hybrid media organisations in the digital age in Namibia. It specifically used the cases of Namibia Media Holdings and The Namibia, which ...
• INVESTIGATING THE IMPLICATIONS OF COVID-19 ON THE SUSTAINABILITY OF THE PRINT MEDIA IN NAMIBIA: A CASE STUDY OF THE NAMIBIAN, CONFIDENTE AND NEW ERA 

  MARE, HILARY (NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 2021-11)

  Using case studies of The Namibian, New Era and Confidente newspapers, this study set out to investigate the implications of Covid-19 on the sustainability of Namibian newspapers, measures being employed by these ...
• EXAMINING STAKEHOLDERS’ VIEWS ON THE IMPLICATIONS OF THE DELAYED ENACTMENT OF THE ACCESS TO INFORMATION BILL ON MEDIA REPORTING IN NAMIBIA 

  Matty, Fidel (NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 2021-07)

  The purpose of the study was to examine stakeholders’ views particularly the views of print media members on the implications of the delayed enactment of the Access to Information Bill on media reporting in Namibia. ...
• An investigation into how the Namibian print media industry is coping with contemporary economic conditions. 

  SHIHEPO, TIMOTEUS N. (NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 2021-07)

  This study provides an investigation into how Namibia’s print media industry is surviving under the current economic crisis, which has been affecting the country since 2016. This is done, firstly through examining how ...
• AN AUDIENCE ANALYSIS OF HOW THE YOUTH FACT-CHECK ‘FAKE NEWS’ CIRCULATED ON SOCIAL MEDIA IN OMBILI AND HOCHLAND PARK, NAMIBIA 

  HANGULA, RAFAEL. N (NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 2021-07)

  The proliferation of "fake news” have massive implications, especially at the times of elections. People who live in marginalised communities are the most exposed to fake news and least armed to decode coordinated ...
• EXAMINING THE EFFECT OF ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE ON THE CAPABILITY OF PUBLIC RELATIONS PRACTITIONERS TO MANAGE SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS: A CASE OF SELECTED STATE OWNED ENTERPRISES IN WINDHOEK, NAMIBI 

  Mufaro, Nesongano (NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 2021-10)

  Social media has had a significant impact on the practice of public relations since the emergence of digital media. Organisations around the world have had to embrace social media platforms to support or facilitate ...
• INVESTIGATION INTO NEWSPAPERS’ ADHERENCE TO COPYRIGHT REGULATIONS IN NAMIBIA 

  ADETONA, David, Adefore (NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 2021-07)

  This study sought to investigate how Namibian newspapers are adhering to copyright laws and regulations, especially in the era of media convergence. It also investigated how selected mainstream media organisations are ...
• AN EXPLORATION OF THE PERCEPTIONS OF THE PUBLIC RELATIONS PROFESSION AMONG SELECTED CORPORATE ORGANISATIONS IN WINDHOEK, NAMIBIA 

  NTEMWA, ANGELA KACHANA (NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 2022-01)

  Public relations (PR) is seen as an intrinsic part of every organisation because it provides the opportunity to monitor, have dialogue, and respond to issues that affect key publics of the organisation. PR practitioners ...
• Is language a barrier to public’s participation in the law-making process? An analysis of Namibia Broadcasting Corporation’s live broadcasting of Namibia’s Parliamentary proceedings in the official language. 

  Kooper, Immanuel (NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 2022-01)

  This study investigated the issue of language as a barrier to the rights of the public's participation in law-making process and the impact of the live broadcasting of Parliamentary proceedings by the Namibia Broadcasting ...
• 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 ...
• Factors influencing the adoption and redesign of the ewallet service in Namibia. 

  Sheya, Maria Namupala (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2019-02)

  The use of mobile phones in everyday life has increased dramatically in recent years, making mobile phones a very integral part of our lifestyle. Namibia is amongst 105 countries with more cellular subscriptions than ...
• Designing an algorithm that can influence children’s behaviour online and raise their cyber security awareness. 

  Kavikairiua, Jennyphar (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2020-12-18)

  The Internet offers children incredible opportunities by enhancing their communication, social connections and technical skills. But it can't just guarantee them a secure environment. With no experience and knowledge, ...
• A persuasive souvenir system (PSS) to increase Namibian museums turnout using RFID technology. 

  Nashandi, Ndinelago Tupopila (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2020-01-20)

  i DECLARATION I, Ndinelago T Nashandi, hereby declare that the work contained in the thesis for my Master in Computer Science, entitled ‘A Persuasive Souvenir System (PSS) to increase Namibian museums turnout using RFID ...
• A HIERARCHICAL COOPERATIVE INTRUSION DETECTION METHOD IN AD-HOC WIRELESS NETWORKS 

  Ankome, Teresia (Namibia University of Science and Technology, 2020-01)

  In recent years, ad-hoc wireless networks have experienced an increase in popularity and usage due to their flexibility and the ability to provide connectivity from anywhere, at any time. Ad-hoc wireless network provides ...

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