15 Jul 2026Open access
Do Social Grants Reduce Household Food Insecurity in South Africa: Moderated Mediation Analysis of Income PathwayPublisher siteSocial Sciences, Food Security and Health in Diverse Populations
UniversitiesSteven Henry Dunga
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In poverty, education, and child welfare
Steven Henry
Dunga
Scholar“Research focused on Poverty, Education, and Child Welfare and adjacent fields.”
Vaal University of Technology
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Poverty, Education, and Child Welfare×22Income, Poverty, and Inequality×14Urban and Rural Development Challenges×12Microfinance and Financial Inclusion×7Homelessness and Social Issues×7
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4 works19 May 2026Open access
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Trade openness and manufacturing-led industrialisation in small economies: evidence from MalawiPublisher siteCogent Economics & Finance, Global trade and economics
25 Mar 2026Open access
Determinants of access to potable water in South Africa: A household level analysis of wellbeingPublisher siteE-Journal of Humanities Arts and Social Sciences, Child Nutrition and Water Access
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