Voicing African Voices

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Ephraim Matanda

Ephraim Matanda

Ephraim Matanda holds a Master of Science (MSc) Degree in Finance and Investment from the National University of Science and Technology, Zimbabwe (NUST, 2008), a Bachelor of Science Honours Degree in Economics from the University of Zimbabwe (UZ, 2003) and a Certificate in Education (Mathematics, Secondary, 1989) from Gweru Teachers' College. He is a senior lecturer in Banking and Finance in the School of Commerce at Great Zimbabwe University (GZU), Masvingo, Zimbabwe. He has researched and published on banking, finance, financial management and strategies.

African Studies Social Sciences

Modern Business and Financial Risk Management

by Ephraim Matanda

A Sustainable Development ApproachThis book is on business and financial risk management in all forms of business organisations, both public and private in nature.…

African Studies Social Sciences

Development Economics for Developing Economies: What Africa needs?

by Ephraim Matanda, Hlupeko Dube, Munyaradzi Mawere and Misheck Diza

This book offers a fresh perspective on development economics, specifically tailored to the unique challenges and opportunities facing developing economies. Drawing on the historical experiences…

African Studies Media & Communication Studies Social Sciences

Research Methods and Statistics for Cross-Cutting Research

by Ephraim Matanda and Munyaradzi Mawere

Handbook for Multidisciplinary Research This book is on research methods and statistics for cross-cutting research. Framed from a multi-disciplinary perspective, the book presents and…

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