Vol. 35 (2016) | ESARBICA Journal: Journal of the Eastern and Southern Africa Regional Branch of the International Council on Archives

Published: 2017-03-10

Critical success factors in electronic document and records management systems implementation at the Ministry of Trade and Industry in Botswana

Olefhile Mosweu

1-13

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Management of email as electronic records in state universities in Zimbabwe: findings and implications for the National Archives of Zimbabwe

Delight T Sigauke, Cathrine T Nengomasha, Samuel Chabikwa

14-29

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Perceptions of user studies as a foundation for public programming activities by archivists from east and southern Africa

Nampombe Saurombe, Patrick Ngulube

30-46

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Public programming in the archival literature: revelations from a content analysis of the subject matter

Omwoyo Bosire Onyancha

47-66

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Recordkeeping in Zimbabwe in colonial and post-independence contexts

Violet Matangira

67-89

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Minorities and the Zimbabwean archival endeavour

Samuel Chabikwa

90-102

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‘Pushing the boundaries of interpretation’: The link between the nature and purpose of missionary records and the underutilisation of the Roman Catholic missionary archives on south-western Zimbabwe

Barbara Mahamba

103-111

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A historical account of backlog challenges at National Archives of Zimbabwe and the access implications

Livingstone Muchefa, Tafadzwa Chigodora

112-119

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Critical success factors in electronic document and records management systems implementation at the Ministry of Trade and Industry in Botswana

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Management of email as electronic records in state universities in Zimbabwe: findings and implications for the National Archives of Zimbabwe

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Perceptions of user studies as a foundation for public programming activities by archivists from east and southern Africa

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Public programming in the archival literature: revelations from a content analysis of the subject matter

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Recordkeeping in Zimbabwe in colonial and post-independence contexts

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Minorities and the Zimbabwean archival endeavour

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‘Pushing the boundaries of interpretation’: The link between the nature and purpose of missionary records and the underutilisation of the Roman Catholic missionary archives on south-western Zimbabwe

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A historical account of backlog challenges at National Archives of Zimbabwe and the access implications

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