Priviledge Cheteni
Biographic Data
| ID | 342937 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Priviledge Cheteni |
| GIVEN NAMES | Priviledge |
| FAMILY NAME | Cheteni |
| SIGNATURE | CHETENI P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Fort Hare |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1301-9486 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Financial inclusion and cryptocurrency adoption in South Africa
This study examines the factors contributing to cryptocurrency adoption in South Africa. This study utilized an exploratory research design that applied a qualitative technique. 10 key informants were selected using purposive sampling from organizations involved in the bitcoin industry in South Africa. The study demonstrates that the adoption of cryptocurrencies in the country is influenced by factors such as financial inclusion and access, innov…
Applied theatre as a tool for social transformation: Examining its impact on learners affected by gang violence
Research indicates a significant correlation between fractured family structures and gang involvement, with children from unstable homes facing heightened risks of untreated mental health issues like depression and anxiety, which can predispose them to gangsterism. This qualitative study explored the impact of forum theatre interventions in Helenvale, Gqeberha, engaging 16 participants aged 12–14 from two local primary schools, with balanced gend…
Theatre for social change: Resolving xenophobic conflicts through theatre intervention in South Africa
The ongoing discussions about the wave of xenophobic attacks against African immigrants by South African citizens are extremely sensitive and have deepened the rift between South Africans and immigrants from other African nations. The South African government has taken clear steps, mainly through media channels, to distance itself from the alarming actions of vigilante groups that have recently targeted and killed many African immigrants under th…
Inflation targeting and the rapid expansion of the South African economy
Since the country implemented an inflation‐targeting strategy 20 years ago, both actual and expected inflation in South Africa have decreased. However, economic growth has remained at its lowest compared to a decade ago. It is unclear if whether inflation targeting is solely to blame for this decline or whether it has been successful in stabilising other macroeconomic variables and growth. The main objective of this study is to investigate whethe…
The Water Emergency in Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa: A Climate Change or Governance Crisis
Ethical leadership and sustainable development in South Africa: Pathways to a Resilient Future
The intersection of ethical leadership and sustainable development has become increasingly critical in South Africa’s complex socio-economic landscape. The study identifies key ethical leadership practices that have contributed to successful sustainable development initiatives through focus group discussions with 35 key stakeholders from the government, non-governmental organisations, and businesses. The findings highlight that ethical leadership…
Revitalizing folklore for HIV/Aids messaging in South Africa: The impact of theatrical storytelling on public health communication
The scourge of HIV/AIDS has continued unabated in most parts of Southern Africa despite the muted success achieved in the past two years. Thus, the threat of high HIV/AIDS remains a constant reality as the country remains top of the list in HIV/AIDs prevalence in the world. This paper examines the potential use of storytelling and other complementary cultural artifacts – an indigenous form of education that has served generations of indigenous Af…
Theatre as a catalyst for addressing gang violence in Helenvale
Indigenous Knowledge in Entrepreneurship and Cultural Tourism in the Rural Areas
This study investigates the influence of indigenous knowledge systems on indigenous entrepreneurship and sustainability practices. Through a deductive approach, qualitative data was collected from fifteen business owners using systematic random sampling. Extensive one-on-one interviews and focus group discussions were conducted to gather in-depth perspectives. The findings reveal that a significant proportion of the entrepreneurs actively incorpo…
An Application of the Corporate Virtue Scale to Assess Managers’ Perceptions of Ethical Behaviour in Public Organizations and Service Provision
A strong ethical culture is the key to any organization’s long-term success. The purpose of this research was to investigate the link between an organization’s ethical culture and its effect on workers’ well-being, as well as to test the construct validity of the Corporate Virtue Scale (CEV). In South Africa’s Buffalo Municipality, 277 managers from different government agencies made up the sample. The eight-factor CEV scale was validated through…
Economic impact of government intervention in response to covid-19 in selected sub-Saharan African countries
This article provides insights into the economic impact of government actions in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in selected Sub-Saharan Africa countries, purposively selected. A fixed-effect modelling approach was utilised drawing on Oxford COVID-19 Government Response Tracker (OxCGRT) database from January 21 to September 17, 2020, in South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Tanzania and Uganda. Key findings entail those announcements of government lo…
Youth Participation in Agriculture in the Nkonkobe District Municipality, South Africa
In this paper, a binary logistic model was used to analyse the determinants of youth participation in agriculture in the Nkonkobe Municipality in South Africa. A total of 140 youth were purposively selected for the study to complete a survey. The results show that the variables; youth programmes, programme availability, and resources were statistically significant in explaining the factors that affect youth participation in agricultural activitie…
Indigenous Knowledge in Entrepreneurship and Cultural Tourism in the Rural Areas
This study investigates the influence of indigenous knowledge systems on indigenous entrepreneurship and sustainability practices. Through a deductive approach, qualitative data was collected from fifteen business owners using systematic random sampling. Extensive one-on-one interviews and focus group discussions were conducted to gather in-depth perspectives. The findings reveal that a significant proportion of the entrepreneurs actively incorpo…
Youth Participation in Agriculture in the Nkonkobe District Municipality, South Africa
In this paper, a binary logistic model was used to analyse the determinants of youth participation in agriculture in the Nkonkobe Municipality in South Africa. A total of 140 youth were purposively selected for the study to complete a survey. The results show that the variables; youth programmes, programme availability, and resources were statistically significant in explaining the factors that affect youth participation in agricultural activitie…
Youth Participation in Agriculture in the Nkonkobe District Municipality, South Africa
In this paper, a binary logistic model was used to analyse the determinants of youth participation in agriculture in the Nkonkobe Municipality in South Africa. A total of 140 youth were purposively selected for the study to complete a survey. The results show that the variables; youth programmes, programme availability, and resources were statistically significant in explaining the factors that affect youth participation in agricultural activitie…
An Application of the Corporate Virtue Scale to Assess Managers’ Perceptions of Ethical Behaviour in Public Organizations and Service Provision
A strong ethical culture is the key to any organization’s long-term success. The purpose of this research was to investigate the link between an organization’s ethical culture and its effect on workers’ well-being, as well as to test the construct validity of the Corporate Virtue Scale (CEV). In South Africa’s Buffalo Municipality, 277 managers from different government agencies made up the sample. The eight-factor CEV scale was validated through…
Economic impact of government intervention in response to covid-19 in selected sub-Saharan African countries
This article provides insights into the economic impact of government actions in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in selected Sub-Saharan Africa countries, purposively selected. A fixed-effect modelling approach was utilised drawing on Oxford COVID-19 Government Response Tracker (OxCGRT) database from January 21 to September 17, 2020, in South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Tanzania and Uganda. Key findings entail those announcements of government lo…
Revitalizing folklore for HIV/Aids messaging in South Africa: The impact of theatrical storytelling on public health communication
The scourge of HIV/AIDS has continued unabated in most parts of Southern Africa despite the muted success achieved in the past two years. Thus, the threat of high HIV/AIDS remains a constant reality as the country remains top of the list in HIV/AIDs prevalence in the world. This paper examines the potential use of storytelling and other complementary cultural artifacts – an indigenous form of education that has served generations of indigenous Af…
Theatre as a catalyst for addressing gang violence in Helenvale
Indigenous Knowledge in Entrepreneurship and Cultural Tourism in the Rural Areas
This study investigates the influence of indigenous knowledge systems on indigenous entrepreneurship and sustainability practices. Through a deductive approach, qualitative data was collected from fifteen business owners using systematic random sampling. Extensive one-on-one interviews and focus group discussions were conducted to gather in-depth perspectives. The findings reveal that a significant proportion of the entrepreneurs actively incorpo…
Theatre for social change: Resolving xenophobic conflicts through theatre intervention in South Africa
The ongoing discussions about the wave of xenophobic attacks against African immigrants by South African citizens are extremely sensitive and have deepened the rift between South Africans and immigrants from other African nations. The South African government has taken clear steps, mainly through media channels, to distance itself from the alarming actions of vigilante groups that have recently targeted and killed many African immigrants under th…
Inflation targeting and the rapid expansion of the South African economy
Since the country implemented an inflation‐targeting strategy 20 years ago, both actual and expected inflation in South Africa have decreased. However, economic growth has remained at its lowest compared to a decade ago. It is unclear if whether inflation targeting is solely to blame for this decline or whether it has been successful in stabilising other macroeconomic variables and growth. The main objective of this study is to investigate whethe…
The Water Emergency in Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa: A Climate Change or Governance Crisis
Ethical leadership and sustainable development in South Africa: Pathways to a Resilient Future
The intersection of ethical leadership and sustainable development has become increasingly critical in South Africa’s complex socio-economic landscape. The study identifies key ethical leadership practices that have contributed to successful sustainable development initiatives through focus group discussions with 35 key stakeholders from the government, non-governmental organisations, and businesses. The findings highlight that ethical leadership…
Financial inclusion and cryptocurrency adoption in South Africa
This study examines the factors contributing to cryptocurrency adoption in South Africa. This study utilized an exploratory research design that applied a qualitative technique. 10 key informants were selected using purposive sampling from organizations involved in the bitcoin industry in South Africa. The study demonstrates that the adoption of cryptocurrencies in the country is influenced by factors such as financial inclusion and access, innov…
Applied theatre as a tool for social transformation: Examining its impact on learners affected by gang violence
Research indicates a significant correlation between fractured family structures and gang involvement, with children from unstable homes facing heightened risks of untreated mental health issues like depression and anxiety, which can predispose them to gangsterism. This qualitative study explored the impact of forum theatre interventions in Helenvale, Gqeberha, engaging 16 participants aged 12–14 from two local primary schools, with balanced gend…
Political science (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Development economics (2 works) · Innovation and Socioeconomic Development (2 works)