Midlands State University Institutional Repository
Welcome to the Midlands State University Institutional Repository, an open access digital archive that collects, maintains, disseminates and distributes the research output produced by members of the Midlands State University (MSU) community. The electronic archive promotes the intellectual output of MSU in line with the Education 5.0 doctrine to advance research innovation and industrialisation.
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- 49 Projects
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Critical reflections on the contribution to democratic deliberation of a typical conversational rhizome on twitter: a case study of Professor Jonathan Moyo’s selected tweets.
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bachelor thesis
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The impact of cash flow management on the profitability and sustainability of small to medium sized enterprises
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Article
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The ‘socialness’ of online social media: Conversations with selected Midlands State University students.
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bachelor thesis
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The Zimbabwe Museum for Human Science (ZMHS) and the preservation and communication of cultural heritage
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bachelor thesis
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Reportage of artisanal mining and environmental issues in Zimbabwe by The Sunday News and The Standard from 2017 to 2018
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bachelor thesis
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Factors affecting the adoption and integration of ICT as a pedagogical tool in rural primary schools
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bachelor thesis
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An Analysis of Nyaradzo Funeral Service’s Tree Planting Programmes in Rural and Urban Areas: Insights from Zvishavane Urban and Chivi Rural Communities
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research article
Embodied social work in Zimbabwe: the body as a sensory tool in frontline practice
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review article
Challenges Facing African Social Work Researchers in Integrating Indigenous Research Ethics: Towards Ethical Reconstitution Through Decolonial Cooperation
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research article