MSMEs are fundamental to both developed and developing countries because of their effect on national gross domestic product, innovation, creation of employment and reduction of poverty, however, access to finance remains a global challenge for the sector. As a result, this study sought to explore the barriers impeding MSME access to finance in Mbabane Eswatini. Moreover, the objectives of the study were to establish the relationship between collateral, financial literacy, information asymmetry, firm & owner or manager characteristics and access to finance for MSMEs. Additionally, four research questions and four null hyotheses were derived from the research objectives. The mixed…
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The monitoring and evaluation (M&E) system concept guides Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) in tracking project implementation progress, assessing project performance and the achievement of development objectives. The research problem suggests some inconsistencies and gaps in NGO M&E systems to the detriment of projects effectiveness. This study therefore sought to undertake a comparative analysis of the adoption and effective application of the M&E system theories by local and international NGOs, and the contributing factors. The research employed a qualitative case study approach to generate in-depth evidence from the lived experiences and expert views of purposively sampled M&E and project staff drawn from…
It was critical to examine very closely issues associated with the transparent human resource policies, rules, laws, and employee engagement in 5 selected companies found in Zimbabwe. The immediate attention is to focus on some companies in Zimbabwe which did not have transparent human resource policies, rules and laws and its relationship on employee engagement at workplace. Some of these companies are unable to facilitate systems of high production and effective control of operations as seen in financial gazettes. However, some companies in Zimbabwe are expected to have these human resource policies, procedures and manuals but did not make them…
Unicaf proudly announces its successful participation in the Mombasa Global Business Conference held from December 4th to 8th. The conference, aimed at unlocking the potential of youth and women in enterprises and enhancing their engagement in the Africa Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) market, served as an exceptional platform for Unicaf to reinforce its commitment to empowering African youth and women. During the conference, Unicaf marked a significant milestone by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Mokaya Leadership Consulting Center. This strategic alliance holds immense promise in furthering our mission to…
In an era marked by unprecedented advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), a Unicaf-organised event titled “Are You AI-Ready?” brought together key stakeholders from diverse sectors of the economy in Zimbabwe. The event, held at a local hotel, aimed to initiate discussions around the country’s preparedness to harness the potential of AI technologies. The event, which attracted an overwhelming response, saw more than 120 attendees, including representatives from prominent organizations such as ZMDC, Netone, Econet, Compulink, NBSZ, Mukuru, Corious Law Firm, DMH Law firm, FBC bank, and Dicomm McCain. Notably, Netone, a leading mobile…
The study on the comparative evaluation of the environmental impacts assessment’s signficance in Zambia, South Africa and Zimbabwe’s economic development was conducted in order to demystify mixed insights among Zimbabwean Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) interested parties regarding its importance and to develop an EIA cost estimation model. This study had significant impact on EIA interested parties in terms of reshaping their EIA perceptions. All these stakeholders had varying concerns regarding EIA costs, delays in projects implementation and the impact on economic growth. The motive for this investigation was to explore the association amid environmental impact assessment and economic…
Are you looking to take your career to the next level? Pursuing a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree can help you develop the skills, knowledge, and network needed to succeed in the business world. In this article, we’ll explore the benefits of pursuing an MBA degree and why it’s a smart investment for your career. Advantages of an MBA Degree An MBA degree is a versatile credential that can open up a wide range of career opportunities. With an MBA, you can pursue a variety of roles in different industries, from management consulting to investment banking to entrepreneurship.
Unicaf University in Uganda was honored to participate at the 98th District Rotary Conference held at the Las Vegas Hotel in Mbarara from 27th-29th April, 2023. The conference brought together close to 2,000 Rotarians and guests from the district to share successes in project implementation and to reconnect for another year of service. During the conference, the Unicaf University team showcased its range of degree programmes, designed to meet the needs of students from around the world. Attendees had the opportunity to learn about the University’s programmes in Business, Education, Health, and…
The demand for Master of Business Administration (MBA) graduates has been steadily increasing in recent years, driven by the ever-growing complexity of the business world and the need for highly skilled professionals. MBA programmes provide students with a comprehensive understanding of various aspects of business, including finance, marketing, operations, and strategy, enabling them to excel in their respective fields. Among the many institutions offering MBA programmes, UNICAF stands out as a leading provider of quality education that equips students with the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in today’s competitive job market. MBA graduates are highly sought-after by…