University of Zimbabwe e-Theses

Credit risk management strategies and loan delinquencies in highly innovative (digital) banks: The case of steward bank.

Semwayo, Brian (2021-05)

The main objective of the research study was to analyze the effectiveness of credit risk management strategies and loan delinquencies in highly innovative and digitized banks. The research used Steward bank as a case ...

An analysis of state cooperation and enforcement of International Humanitarian Law (IHL) by the International Criminal Court in non-state parties in Africa.

Chidzenga, Chrispen (2020)

Impunity continues unabated within the international system despite dedicated measures aimed at punishing the offenders. Since the Nuremberg Military post WWII, dedicated initiatives to guarantee international peace and ...

“A state of permanent indebtedness”: A critical analysis of the laws governing debt financing by state owned entities in Zimbabwe.

Chinhengo, Tungamirai (2020)

Trade and the environment : Environmental assessments of regional trade agreements and policies for Zimbabwe.

Chirwa, Monalisa (2020)

Environmental provisions have become a common inclusion in trade agreements. Their incorporation is somewhat far-reaching, and more comprehensive in a manner complimentary to the main trade liberalisation provisions. At ...

An analysis of the corporate rescue proceedings in the Zimbabwean insolvency act (chapter 6:07).

Damioni, Albert (2020)

Re-imaging presidential election petitions : A comparative analysis of the approach of Zimbabwean and Kenyan jurisdictions to presidential petitions.

Jiti, Webster (2020)

“Information communication technology and the right to privacy”: A critique of the current legal framework in Zimbabwe.

Murinda, Lazarus (2020)

The new insolvency act [chapter 6:07] and the protection of the right of employees : Gloom or glory for the Zimbabwean employee?

Marwa, Oliver (2020)

The new Insolvency Act (Chapter 6:07) guarantees limited rights of workers in their capacity as creditors and as employees. In doing so, there is a convergence of insolvency law and labour law. These are legal disciplines ...

The business judgement rule in terms of section 54 of the companies and other business entities act [chapter 24:31: Its implications on director liability.

Mazonde, Tafadzwa F. (2020)

Due to the high rate of corporate failure Zimbabwe is now characterized by low foreign direct investment, low capacity utilization and high reliance on imports which has created a huge trade deficit further driving the ...

“Contaminating the clean halls of justice” : An assessment of the impact of judicial corruption on the administration of justice in Zimbabwe.

Mutevedze, Munamato (2020)

Corporate rescue under insolvency act [chapter 6:07] : Progress but some puzzles.

Tabana, Tymon (2020)

The new Insolvency Act (Chapter 24:03) replaced judicial management as a business rescue strategy with corporate rescue proceedings. For most of its existence, judicial management had been criticised on many grounds and ...

Addressing genocide through international humanitarian law response mechanisms : A case study of Rwanda

Danana, Brighton (2020)

This study investigated the fabric of international humanitarian law response mechanisms, given the obtaining status quo wherein a lot of „grave‟ breaches to humanitarian concerns are manifest, an aspect largely attributable ...

"Pro-creditors, anti-debtors?" A critical assessment of the extent to which Zimbabwean insolvency laws protect interest of creditors and debtors

Zvobgo, Tatenda (2020)

A human rights centered approach to labor law : analysing international labor law to address the decent work deficit in Zimbabwe

Sigauke, Victoria K. (2019)

The convergence of international norms targeted at individual protection formulates part of the most substantial advances of modern international law. The consideration herein is two-fold with international labor law on ...