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101. | An assessment of social protection and the living conditions of the elderly: A study of Omatunda village, Ohangwena region
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102. | Monitoring tools for lifelong learning and adult education activities in Namibia
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103. | Anthropomorphism and social issues in selected Namibian children's literature
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104. | Measuring youth poverty in Namibia: An application of a multidimensional, multilevel modelling approach
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105. | The effect of pharmacist-provided discharge counselling on medication knowledge and adherence among patients with cardiovascular diseases at Windhoek central hospital, Namibia
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106. | Investigating the impact of microfinance institutions' products on the growth of SMEs in Katutura, Namibia
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107. | The power of information and coping with albinism
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108. | An empirical analysis of the effect of fertility on maternal health status in Namibia
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109. | An investigation of factors that affect investment decisions in the tourism sector in Namibia
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110. | Supply of water in urban cities of Namibia: The case of Windhoek
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111. | An Analysis of a teacher education programme at a Namibian tertiary institution
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112. | The appropriateness of the girl-child initiation training in the Zambesi region of Namibia
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113. | History, Politics, Culture
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114. | Teaching methods in Science Education in Finland and Namibia
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115. | Labour broking in Namibia and South Africa compared, using the International Labour Organisation agency work regulation as a benchmark
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116. | The resources available at home in Windhoek urban settings in Namibia and their implications for early literacy learning at school
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117. | Effects of the shortage of midwives on performance and quality of care, in maternity ward, Rundu Intermediate hospital and Nyangana district hospital, Kavango East region
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118. | Student based factors influencing academic performance at the University of Namibia School of Medicine
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119. | Cowpea production challenges and contribution to livelihood in Sub-Sahara region
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120. | Children's early encounters with literacy in Windhoek urban preprimary schools in Namibia
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121. | Desperate mobilities: Literary representations of migration, displacement and diaspora in an elegy for easterly by Petina Gappah and we need new names by Noviolet Bulawayo
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122. | Could China's journey of malaria elimination extend to Africa?
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123. | Stakeholders' perceptions of the outcomes of translocated Eland in Nyae Nyae conservancy, Namibia
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124. | Expressions of exile and homecoming: A critical analysis of the selected Namibian poetry in English
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125. | An exploration of the effective use of electronic voting machines in electoral processes in the Khomas region of Namibia
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126. | Investigating the crowd-out effects of tobacco and alcohol expenditure on household resource allocation in Namibia
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127. | An investigation into the effects of personal and occupational psychosocial problems on work performance among uniformed police officers: A case study of Windhoek police station
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128. | An educational programme to support the caregivers of adolescents living with HIV regarding disclosure in Oshikoto region, Namibia
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129. | Anti-bullying intervention programme and guidelines for secondary schools in Namibia
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130. | Assessment of compliance to Tobacco products control Act of 2010 after its implementation at public premises of Oshakati town, Namibia
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131. | Analysing the fiscal sustainability of Namibia's old age grant
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132. | An analysis of the impact of transport infrastructure development on economic growth in Namibia
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133. | Assessment of challenges faced by start-up entrepreneurs in accessing funding in Namibia: Case of Windhoek
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134. | An analysis of financial development and economic growth nuxus evidence the South Africa development community
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135. | An assessment on the usage of internet services at Omaheke regional library
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136. | An empirical analysis of the effects of fertility on maternal health status in Namibia
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137. | An assessment of landlessness and its impact on social and economic development: A case study of the Omaheke in Namibia, 1990 - 2015
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138. | Experiences of the implementers of the school feeding programme in two schools in the Zambezi region, Namibia
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139. | Challenges facing school teachers and principals in managing and implementing the revised curriculum in Ompundja circuit in Namibia
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140. | The feminisation of poverty and victimhood in Dangaremba's print oeuvre: Cyclical evocations of nervous conditions, survival, and agency
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141. | Investigating the relationship between non-bank financial sector development and economic growth in Namibia
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142. | Investigating the impact of microfinance institutions' products on the growth of SMES in Katutura, Namibia
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143. | An analysis of determinants of effective tax administration: Inland revenue department, Namibia
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144. | Assessing the effects of financial literacy on the performance of small and medium enterprises in Windhoek
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145. | An analysis of effects of economic growth on the financial performance of Namibian listed companies
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146. | Investigating Mathematics teachers' strategies for addressing grade 12 learners' challenges in algebra in Katima Mulilo circuit in Zambezi region, Namibia
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147. | Estimating income-related health inequalities associated with tobacco and alcohol in Namibia
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148. | An assessment of the relationship between money supply and economic growth in Namibia
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149. | The political economy of the Namibe corridor
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150. | Assessing the impact of Wildlife on vegetation cover change, Northeast Namibia, based on MODIS satellite imagery (2002'2021)
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151. | Cities of entanglements: Social life in Johannesburg and Maputo through ethnographic comparison
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152. | Benguela community/ UNAM wind power demonstration project'Experiences in implementation
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153. | GPS collars in studies of cattle movement: Cases of northeast Namibia and north Finland
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154. | Gender perspectives in Namibia's communal land: Exploring women's hindrances to equitable land ownership
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155. | ICT Adaption at rural public library
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156. | An assessment of Namibia's counter terrorism preparedness and strategies
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157. | An investigation into the impact of stress on the members of the Namibian Police: A case study of police officers at Katima Mulilo Police Station
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158. | An investigation into the use of smartphones in accessing electronic resources at the University of Namibia
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159. | A comparative study on the use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in cataloguing and classification of library materials at University of Namibia (UNAM) and Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST)
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160. | The gendered experience of graduate unemployment: An exploration into the experiences of university graduates in Windhoek
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161. | Farm workers' resistance to exploration: A case study of the workers at Aussenkehr Karas region, Namibia
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162. | Multilingualism in the lecture room: An investigation of translanguaging by UNAM Main Campus lecturers in content subjects in Windhoek, Namibia
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163. | Nurses as working mothers and their social reproductive roles: An exploratory study of nurses in Windhoek, Namibia
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164. | Assessing the ulisation of information and communication technologies in inclusive classes in the Oshana region of Namibia
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165. | Public engagement in sustainable urban development: From engagement to co-creation through a smart city approach, Windhoek, Namibia
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166. | Gender equity and impedes of career progression in the nursing profession in Khomas region of Namibia
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167. | Understanding the perpetrators of violent crimes against women and girls in Namibia
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168. | Indigenous medicinal knowledge of the San people: The case of Farm six, northern Namibia
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169. | Living conditions among people with disabilities in developing countries
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170. | Income poverty and inequality in Namibia
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171. | Experiences and perceptions of HIV/AIDS and sex among people with disabilities in Windhoek, Namibia
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172. | Core concepts of human rights and inclusion of vulnerable groups in the disability and rehabilit policies of Malawi, Namibia, Sudan and South Africa
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173. | Dislike for schooling as risk factor for teenage pregnancy: Development of a hypothesis using data from a study conducted on understanding factors associated with teenage pregnancy
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174. | Overview and analysis of socio-economic and fisheries information to promote the management of artisanal fisheries in the BCLME region - Angola
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175. | Barrier on access to archives by people with disabilities and inclusive solutions: A review of literature
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176. | An analysis of women participation in peacekeeping missions since the implementation of UNSCR 1325: A case study of the Namibian Defence Force
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177. | Arts education for enhancing holistic child development in resource-challenegd pre-primary schools in the Kunene region
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178. | Experiences of adult learners with visual impairment in adult education programme: A case of upper primary phase in Omusati region, Namibia
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179. | Teachers and learners'perceptions on the significance of heritage studies in the Junior Secondary school curriculum: A case of Kunene region, Namibia
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180. | An investigation into the relationship between oil prices and economic growth in Namibia
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181. | An investigation of the determinants of public health expenditure in SADC
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182. | Teachers' strategies to combat disruption in classrooms: A case study of primary schools in the Otjozondjupa region
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183. | Challenges Oshikwanyama first language teachers face in implementing reading comprehension skills at six selected schools in the Khomas region
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184. | Constructing ethos through mottos and mission statements: Exploring the meanings of school mottos in Ohangwena region, Namibia
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185. | The type of support that family literacy programme graduate parents give to their first graders of formal school in Oshana region
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186. | Classroom management strategies employed by novice teachers in secondary schools in the Oshana region in Namibia
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187. | An ecological adjusted random effect model for violent and property crime in Windhoek (2011-2016)
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188. | Maternal role in daughters' sexual health development in Khomas region: Namibia
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189. | Towards the reduction of vulnerabilities and risks of climate change in the community-based tourism, Namibia
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190. | "When men beat women": A critical examination of the literary presentation of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in the anthology We must choose life (2008) by Elizabeth Ikhaxas (Ed.)
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191. | Fuctions of Oshiwambo proverbs: An analysis of Oshikwanyama and Oshindonga proverbs
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192. | An analysis of the (re)constructions of gender identities through language use on selected Facebook pages of Namibian youth: A case study of the University of Namiia's postgraduate students
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193. | Urban water management challenges and achievements in Windhoek, Namibia
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194. | Indigenous knowledge systems for local weather predictions: A case of Mukonchi chiefdom in Zambia
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195. | The Namibian bioeconomy: Transformation to a sustainable society?
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196. | The Owambo campaign memorial in context: Who is being commemorated
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197. | Indigenous knowledge systems for local weather predictions: A case of Mukonchi chiefdom in Zambia
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198. | Becoming reflective practitioners: Mathematics student teachers' experiences
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199. | Understanding unwanted pregnancy from the perspectives of the Namibian male youth
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200. | No safety net in the face of climate change: The case of pastoralists in Kunene region, Namibia
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