• Managing Technological Innovations for Sustainable Development: Lessons From the Ventilated Improved Pit (VIP) Latrine and Biogas Technologies in Lesotho 

  Hlalele-Leduka, Moliehi G.; Leduka, Resetselemang C. (Lesotho Social Sciences Reviews, 2008)

  Widespread concern with the concept and practice of sustainable development since the1980s has given rise to debates on how new green technologies, often cherished for theirenvironmental sustainability, ...
• Effects of pine trees on soil properties and spatial variation of plant species 

  Seithleko, Monyane E. (Lesotho Social Sciences Reviews, 2008)

  Scattered trees within a range have been observed [in other climatic regions] to improve soilfertility and to influence the distribution and number of plant species in an area. Littleresearch has been done ...
• Evanescent Exiles: The Story of Diverse Groups of Émigrés in Lesotho 

  Nyawo-Shava, V. Z. (Lesotho Social Sciences Reviews, 2008)

  Statistically, worldwide, an estimated 90 million migrants live and work outside their countryof origin, having left their homes in search of protection, security, greener pasture and asustainable livelihood, (Mattes, et ...
• A Dechristenized Concept of Molimo as an Object of Worship in Basotho IndigenousReligion. 

  Rakotsoane, Francic C.L. (Lesotho Social Sciences Reviews, 2008)

  When the first Christian missionaries arrived in Lesotho and discovered that Basotho calledthe object of their worship Molimo, they immediately identified this being with the Divinitythey had come to preach to Basotho about ...
• The Influence of Perceived External Factors on Entrepreneurial Intentions 

  Khaola, P.; Mofommere, M. (Lesotho Social Sciences Reviews, 2006)

  Many research studies in entrepreneurship confirm that entrepreneurship is an intentional,expectancy-based behaviour that can be influenced by many contextual factors. However,many intentions-based models do not evaluate ...
• A Theoretical Approach to Tax Evasion 

  Ronan, Nessan J; Ramalefane, Nthoto Rose (Lesotho Social Sciences Reviews, 2008)

  Tax evasion is a world-wide problem. This paper explores this phenomenon from aneconomic and a social psychological perspective. Both theoretical and empirical studies arereviewed to discover ...
• From Bank Credit to Economic Growth in Lesotho: A Punctuated Process+ 

  Motelle, Sephooko I. (Lesotho Social Sciences Reviews, 2008)

  The literature on economics is replete with the finance-growth nexus. However, the positionof the literature is ambiguous on the causal relationship between economic growth andfinancial development, ...
• Resource-Use Efficiency in Underutilized Crops: The Case of Roselle in North-WesternNigeria 

  Bamire, H.M. (Lesotho Social Sciences Reviews, 2008)

  This study evaluated resource-use efficiency in Roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa) production inKebbi and Sokoto states of Nigeria. The study was undertaken through a field surveyconducted during the ...
• The roles and responsibilities of the government and the churches in Lesotho’seducational provision: Stakeholders’ perceptions 

  Khama, Dira (Lesotho Social Sciences Reviews, 2008)

  This article examines the perceptions of key stakeholders on the roles and responsibilities ofthe government and the churches in Lesotho’s educational provision. It argues thateffectiveness in social ...
• A Review of the Status and the Promotion and Protection of the Right of Older Peopleto Food and Nutrition 

  Nyanguru, A.C. (Lesotho Social Sciences Reviews, 2008)

  Food is a basic human need that affects people’s quality of life and their ability to contributesocially and economically to the family and the community. Food insecurity for older peoplehas been recognized and yet very ...
• Rational Planning Models Versus Naturalistic Approaches: Some Varying Views AndConsiderations 

  Khati, M. V.; Khati, T.G. (Lesotho Social Sciences Reviews, 2008)

  The paper discusses both rational/strategic and naturalistic planning models and decision-making processes. It outlines opposing views by proponents of either of the two planningstrategies. Their arguments are usually on ...
• Globalization: Saviour or Carrier of Death for Third World Countries’ Economies? 

  Chitereka, Christopher (Lesotho Social Sciences Reviews, 2008)

  Globalization: Saviour or Carrier of Death for Third World countries’ Economies?According to the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (1998), globalization refers to theopening up of the world economy. It is the deregulation ...
• On Why Lesotho Needs a Competition Policy 

  Mohapi, Powell L. (Lesotho Social Sciences Reviews, 2008)

  Competition policy has until recently been a phenomenon of industrialized countries.Changes in the international economic environment in the form of globalization andderegulation ...
• The Lesotho Textile and Clothing Industry and the United States Africa Growth andOpportunity Act: A long Term Development and Poverty Reduction Scheme? 

  Kapa, Motlamelle Anthony (Lesotho Social Sciences Reviews, 2008)

  The Lesotho’s textile and clothing sector has in recent years witnessed unprecedented growthand has arguably contributed to poverty reduction and increased export volumes for thecountry, thanks to the Africa ...
• The Mazruiana Perspectives on Conflict and Violence in Africa 

  Juma, Laurence (Lesotho Social Sciences Reviews, 2008)

  This article attempts to discern from Ali Mazrui’s vast anthology ideas on violence andconflict in Africa. It offers a measured critique of Mazrui’s prescriptions, such asconfederation, ...
• Gender and Household Vulnerability in Rural Momo Division of Cameroon 

  Tanga, Pius T. (Lesotho Social Sciences Reviews, 2008)

  The feminisation of poverty is rooted in the underlying precarious conditions of female-headed households which are looked upon as the poorest of the poor. The socio-economicconditions of female-headed households have ...
• Ethical Attitude: Unethical Action 

  Ronan, Nessan J; Matsoha, John (Lesotho Social Sciences Reviews, 2008)

  This paper reports on an empirical study of the ethical attitudes and surrogate actions ofbusiness students at the National University of Lesotho. The Argyris & Schon espousedtheory versus theory in use model was used ...
• Perceptions of Business Opportunity Recognition, Entrepreneurial Attitudes andIntentions 

  Khaola, Peter P.; Thetsane, Regina (Lesotho Social Sciences Reviews, 2008)

  Based on the data provided by 206 respondents, the current study employs the logisticregression, chi-square (X2) and a series of ANOVA and Mann-Whitney U tests to confirm thatprior knowledge (work ...
• The Youth and Environment Management in Lesotho: The Case of The NationalEnvironment Youth Corps (NEYC) 

  Mashinini, V. I. (Lesotho Social Sciences Reviews, 2001)

  The Government of Lesotho launched the National Environment Secretariat (NES) in 1994 asthe institution mandated to implement Agenda 21 of the Rio Summit of 1992, in Lesotho. Onbehalf of the Government of Lesotho, the ...
• Community-Based Crime Prevention Strategies In The Mountain Areas of Lesotho:Social Capital Deficiencies And Implications For Sustainable Livelihood 

  Makoae, Kelebohile; Makoae, Mokhant`so G. (Lesotho Social Sciences Reviews, 2001)

  The problem of stock theft in the mountain areas of Lesotho bordering the Republic of SouthAfrica is one of the major challenges facing both the government of Lesotho and thecommunities affected. ...

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