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Date Issued:  [2020 TO 2024]
Date Issued:  2022

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12022Discontinuation of contraceptives among adolescent girls aged 15-19 years in Nigeria: a descriptive analysis.Ojoniyi, Olaide Olawumi.  ; Ogujiuba, Kanayo Kingsley.  ; Stiegler, Nancy. 
22022Does social investment influence poverty and economic growth in South Africa: a cointegration analysis?Ogujiuba, Kanayo Kingsley.  ; Mngometulu, Ntombifuthi. 
32022Exchange rate volatility, inflation and economic growth in developing countries: panel data approach for SADC.Olamide, Ebenezer Gbenga.  ; Ogujiuba, Kanayo Kingsley.  ; Maredza, Andrew. 
42022Interaction of unemployment, socioeconomic factors and demographic dividend in South Africa: issues and policy options.Nkhumeleni, Mpho.  ; Stiegler, Nancy.  ; Ogujiuba, Kanayo Kingsley. 
52022Monetary policy, external shocks and economic growth dynamics in Eat Africa: an S-VAR model.Olamide, Ebenezer Gbenga.  ; Maredza, Andrew.  ; Ogujiuba, Kanayo Kingsley. 
62022The role of district municipalities in service provision in South Africa: dissecting challenges faced by Ehlanzeni District Municipality.Magagula, Douglas N.  ; Manyaka, Rasodi Khutšo.; Mukonza, Ricky M.; Moeti, Kabelo.
72022Susceptibility of Nigerian adolescents to pregnancy and use of modern contraceptives.Ojoniyi, Olaide Olawumi.  ; Ogujiuba, Kanayo Kingsley.  ; Stiegler, Nancy. 
82022Ubuntu philosophy and African indigenous knowledge systems: insights from decolonization and indigenization of research.Bhuda, Thulisile Monicca.  ; Marumo, Phemelo.
92022Which demographic quintile benefits from public health expenditure in Nigeria: a marginal benefit analysis.Ogujiuba, Kanayo Kingsley.