South Africa is a paradox; on the one hand, it is one of the most unequal countries in the
world. Half of all South Africans continue to live in poverty, economic growth has stagnated …

The present study attempts to analyse the empirical relationship among economic growth,
labour, capital, education, health and greenhouse gas emission. For empirical estimations …

Despite the successful transition into democracy in South Africa, poverty and inequality
levels remain consistently high for an upper-middle-income country. The pace of human …

The impact of tourism on gender equality at the national level remains unclear. This study
conducts a comparative analysis of tourism and gender equality in emerging economies …

This report provides a holistic understanding of the current supply and demand for skills in
South Africa, and represents one of the first attempts to analyse how the two interact to …

The aim of the article is to study the relationship between vocational training costs and
economic benefits at different levels of economic relations. In the structure of labour costs in …

China's domestic labor market has limited demand for tertiary graduates due to an
unbalanced industrial structure, with a weak contribution to economic performance over the …

In the context of China's new stage of economic development, this study examines the role
of higher education in China's high quality economic development (HQED) strategy from a …

If higher education is to deliver education to students that prepares them for the demands
and challenges of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR), new flexible curricula and teaching …

This paper examines three interrelated factors outside of formal provision of technical and
vocational education and training (TVET) in sub-Saharan Africa that have undermined TVET …