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  1. An investigation into enterprise business solutions' contribution towards decision-making for the Motor Vehicle Accident Fund

    … being used for decision-making within the MV A Fund. The study sample consisted of 61 respondents. Data was collected from a sample of all employees in the MV A Fund, Windhoek, Namibia. A questionnaire was used as the instrument for data collection and analysis was done using SPSS. Results …

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  2. Analysing the effectiveness of sustainable leadership in public enterprises: A case study of the Motor Vehicle Accident Fund

    … Public Enterprises with a special focus on the Motor Vehicle Accident Fund. The study intended to answer the problem of leadership in terms of sustainability in the organisation. The purpose of the study was to explore issues of sustainable leadership in terms of how leaders groom subordinates …

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  3. An assessment of the effectiveness of performance based reward systems on employee performance at the Motor Vehicle Accident Fund in Namibia

    … resource managers, must properly manage. The MVA Fund introduced the rewards and recognition policy and Performance Management Policy in 2015 and 2016 respectively. A mixed methods approach consisting of both interpretivist, and positivist approaches was imperative for this study as it also …

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  4. Modelling factors affecting the severities of injury from motor vehicle traffic crashes in Namibia using the 2009-2016 National Road Safety Council data

    Motor Vehicle Traffic Crashes (MVTC) are one of the leading causes of death and disability in the world, especially in developing countries. Despite Namibia having a well- developed road network, MVTC are the third highest cause of death in the country with 23.9 per 100 000 MVTC fatality rate …

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