An assessment study on the main drivers affecting smart city development : a case study of Mt Hampden, Zimbabwe / Tatenda L. Chakahwata.

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Chakahwata, Tatenda L [author]

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Mayisa, J [supervisor]

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HT166 CHA

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A dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Bachelor of Science Honours degree in Property Development and Estate Management.

Undergraduate

Includes bibliographical references.

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