Interrogating Cosmopolitanism and The Stranger in Tendai Huchu’s The Maestro, The Magistrate & The Mathematician (2015) by Cristina Riaño Alonso

“…This article analyses Tendai Huchu’s novel The Maestro, The Magistrate & The Mathematician (2015) in the light of cosmopolitan theory, drawing from Ulrich Beck’s conceptualisation of the cosmopolitan society and Vince Marotta’s notion of the figure of the cosmopolitan stranger. …”
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Developing a culturally-adapted intervention for depression and poor adherence to art in Zimbabwe: The Tendai study by K. Kidia, D. Machando, T. Bere, P. Nymayaro, J. Magidson, K. Machpherson, R. Araya, C. O'Cleirigh, S. Safren, D. Chibanda, M. Abas

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The <i>Chinshō Yasha-hō</i> 鎮將夜叉法 and the Adaptation of Tendai Esoteric Ritual by Pei-ying Lin

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Sources of Japanese Buddhist Philosophy of Education: Saichō (最澄, 766/7–822) on Study, Reflection, and Cultivation by Ryotaro Kusumoto

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Task-sharing with lay counsellors to deliver a stepped care intervention to improve depression, antiretroviral therapy adherence and viral suppression in people living with HIV: a study protocol for the TENDAI randomised controlled trial by Kimberley Goldsmith, Barbara M Barrett, Dixon Chibanda, Melanie Abas, Conall O’Cleirigh, Walter Mangezi, Primrose Nyamayaro, Rebecca Jopling, Tarisai Bere, Samantha M McKetchnie, Calvin Fitch, Emily Saruchera, Thabani Muronzie, Denford Gudyanga, James Hakim, Steven A Safren

“…This paper describes the protocol for a 2-arm parallel group superiority 1:1 randomised controlled trial, to test the effectiveness and cost effectiveness of the TENDAI stepped care task-shifted intervention for depression, ART non-adherence and HIV viral suppression delivered by lay interventionists.Methods and analysis Two hundred and ninety people living with HIV aged ≥18 years with probable depression (Patient Health Questionnaire=&gt;10) and viral non-suppression (≥ 1000 HIV copies/mL) are being recruited from HIV clinics in towns in Zimbabwe. …”
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Woman and Power in Gukanshō: Japanese Female Sovereigns by V. A. Fedianina

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PROMOTING STAKEHOLDER CONFIDENCE IN THE ZIMBABWE’S BANKING SECTOR by Tendai MANHANDO, Tendai TOWO

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Large Firms as Threats to Small Business Survival in South Africa: An Exploratory Literature Review by Tendai Makwara

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Studying intergenerational processes in 21st century rural African societies by Douglas Tendai Phiri

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Hierarchical forecasting of tourist arrivals at the Victoria Falls Rainforest, Zimbabwe. by Tendai Makoni, Delson Chikobvu

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Ujuzi: Ring removal: A critical emergency procedure by Amit Chandra, Tendai Muchedzi

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Modelling tourism demand volatility using a seasonal autoregressive integrated moving average autoregressive conditional heteroscedasticity model for Victoria Falls Rainforest arri... by Tendai Makoni, Delson Chikobvu

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Review of disaster management training: A case study of a South African university by Olivia Kunguma, Tendai Mapingure

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The prevalence and burden of urogenital schistosomiasis: a case study of Mount Darwin and Makoni Districts in Zimbabwe by Tatenda Sibanda, Tendai Makwikwi

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Modelling international tourist arrivals and volatility to the Victoria Falls Rainforest, Zimbabwe: Application of the GARCH family of models. by Makoni Tendai, Delson Chikobvu

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Rural Women Entrepreneurship in South Africa: Issues and Challenges by Gift Donga, Tendai Chimucheka

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The effect of managerial competencies on the performance of small and medium enterprises in Makana Municipality, South Africa. by Mercy S. Ncube, Tendai Chimucheka

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Statistical modelling of Zimbabwe’s international tourist arrivals using both symmetric and asymmetric volatility models by Delson Chikobvu, Tendai Makoni

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Reading the Fear of (Not) Returning to Zimbabwe by Oliver Nyambi, Tendai Mangena

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Taking on the challenge: small, micro and medium enterprises (SMMEs) and socioeconomic development in South Africa. by Tendai Makwara (DBA Candidate)

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