Library - Selected African Holdings

Library - Selected African Holdings

Michigan State University

Selected items with African Origination


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MSU: Michigan State University · 1988

This paper briefly examines the context of rural growth points in Zimbabwe since Independence (1980). It examines prospects for rural industrial and commercial growth in the light of a highly …


MSU: Michigan State University · 1988

This article is a descriptive and analytical account of journalism practice and professional training in Ghana. It assesses some of the factors which have affected the development of the profession …


MSU: Michigan State University · 1988

This article examines Nigeria's need for improved agricultural production and underscores the strategic importance of the country's rural economy. It profiles the Nigerian non-literate farmer, critically re-examines the concept of …


MSU: Michigan State University · 1988

This paper attempts to trace the historical development of social security in Zimbabwe and to explore the possible options for developing a comprehensive social security system. The paper postulates that …



MSU: Michigan State University · 1988

Traditional approaches to rehabilitation of disabled people have emphasised segregated institutional care, and have largely neglected the need both to integrate people with disabilities into their wider community, and for …


MSU: Michigan State University · 1988

This analysis of the responsibility and ethics of six Nigerian daily newspapers addresses two major questions. First, what is the dominant ethical philosophy of the Nigerian press as indicated in …


MSU: Michigan State University · 1988

This articles examines viewer preference for two TV stations in Nigeria, ABS/TV and N.T.A., with the aim of determining the more preferred of the two stations, determining their programmes ratings, …


MSU: Michigan State University · 1988

This a case study of the Nigerian communication situation which examined the efforts by this developing country towards the mobilisation of domestic resources to finance communication industry. The study revealed …


MSU: Michigan State University · 1988

The Southern African Customs Union (SACU) is comprised of Botswana, Lesotho, Swaziland (BUS) and South Africa and until 1975 when Botswana withdrew to establish her own central bank, all the …