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IJSSAR Volume 4, Issue 3, September 2026


Analysis of Sociodemographic, Lifestyle and Environmental Characteristics of Newly Diagnosed Tuberculosis Patients in Windhoek, Namibia

Milka Musuuo & Omotayo Awofolu
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Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), Psychological Distress, And Well-Being Among Adolescents: Testing Measurement Invariance And Structural Relationships Across Gender In Gauteng, South Africa

Oluwaseun Emmanuel Omopo & Jace Pillay
PAGES: 14-29 Download PDF

Perspectives on Teaching Sesotho Home Language Content and Didactics Modules among Lecturers of Select Universities in South Africa

Pinki Mohanoe
PAGES: 30-49 Download PDF

Factors Influencing Financial Literacy among Retirees in Zanzibar, Tanzania: A Theory of Planned Behaviour Perspective

Juma Omar Juma
PAGES: 50-66 Download PDF

Adoption of Emerging Technologies in the Hospitality Industry: Evidence from Five-Star-Rated Hotels in Zanzibar, Tanzania

Samwel Savunyu, Jacqueline Korir & Sawe Belsoy
PAGES: 67-83 Download PDF

Instructional Leadership in Sub-Saharan Africa: A PRISMA 2020 Systematic Review of Empirical Evidence and Research Gaps (2000-2026)

Baemedi Monthusi Kaisara, Lebogang Tlalenyane & Baganetsi Moranda
PAGES: 84-109 Download PDF

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