• Semantic web-based healthcare framework for digital healthcare in a resource-constrained environment 

  Tonguo, Ludovic (2024-03)

  Information and communication technology (ICT) have significantly changed our daily life during the last 20 years. ICTs have advanced through research interventions to the point that they now impact every aspect of our ...
• Synthesis of magnetic nanoadsorbents derived from maize waste and their application for the adsorptive removal of selected heavy metal ions from wastewater samples 

  Mahlaule Glory, Louisah Mmabaki (2024-05)

  Over the past few years, heavy metal ion (HMI) pollution has become a crucial matter due to their threat to human health and ecological systems.,. Furthermore, HMIs have been reported to be hazardous, persistent, and in ...
• Long-term stability analysis of open pit mine slopes : a case study of Wearne mines in Limpopo 

  Netshithuthuni, Rinae (2024-02-23)

  The main objective of the study was to conduct a long-term stability analysis of the slope, which due to blasting and continuous mining activity may deteriorate in its strength and since there is very little slope stability ...
• A Persuasive Technology mHealth Self-Monitoring System for Intervention in Diabetic Patients Medical Adherence 

  Kgasi, M. R.; Chimbo, B.; Motsi, L.; Motsi, L (2024-07-23)

  The prevalence of chronic diseases like diabetes has caused unmeasurable strain on many health systems especially in developing countries. Chronically ill patients are traumatised by their incurable illnesses, which adversely ...
• Developing an integrated framework to assess South African small and rural municipalities’ readiness for smart city implementation 

  Mashau, Nkhangweni Lawrence (2023-11-14)

  In South Africa, small and rural municipalities are engulfed in service delivery issues. This affects large municipalities severely because people migrate from small and rural municipalities to big cities to access basic ...
• Digital health : a live healthcare console for public health in Gauteng, South Africa 

  Moonsamy, Wesley (2024-10-14)

  Access to quality, real-time information can enable a healthcare system to achieve tactical objectives, such as providing quality patient care, and strategic objectives, such as allocating scarce resources. Digital health ...
• Development of novel mesoporous magnetic adsorbents from industrial waste and their application for removal of lead and efavirenz in aqueous solutions 

  Kgoedi, Thabang (2024-02)

  Industrial waste materials have garnered increased attention as viable adsorbents that could be used for the extraction of heavy metals and organic pollutants from wastewater. This is primarily due to their abundant ...
• Federated social networking sites as a tool for elearning: a case of Midlands State University in Zimbabwe 

  Mugoniwa, Beauty (2023-11)

  The literature shows a surge in social networking sites, users of social networking sites, the frequency of visits to social networking sites and the time spent on each visit. This calls for a paradigm shift from asynchronous ...
• Differential evolution optimization algorithms and its application in machine learning based disease detection 

  Egling, Theodore (2024-08-29)

  Machine learning (ML) in healthcare is crucial for establishing and enhancing performant automated disease detection systems that can be used in medical practice. This dissertation aims to improve ML classifiers for disease ...
• Potential-dependent real-time multidrug sensing with screen printed manganese oxide electrode platform 

  Mokaba, Pheladi Lizzy (2024-02-23)

  Emerging pollutants (EPs) provide a new global water quality concern, potentially posing a major damage to human health and the surrounding. Pharmaceuticals, extensively used in both human and veterinary medicine, have ...
• Methods development for determination of neonicotinoid pesticides from selected vegetable oils using hplc-dad 

  Victoria, Sengane Musiiwa (2024-02-29)

  The neonicotinoid pesticides (NEOs) have been used over the years for plant protection. The use of these NEOs on crops and oil seed plants has led to vegetable oil and crop produce contamination. The four selected NEOs for ...
• Development of greener ultrasound and microwave-based sample preparation methods for spectroscopic determination of heavy metals in pet food samples 

  Ncube, Nomatter (2024-02-27)

  Contamination of pet food with heavy metals is a crucial problem worldwide and it results in adverse health effects on pets, massive recall of the product, damaging of the brand name and financial loss. Therefore, researchers ...
• Evaluation of microextraction methods followed by inductively coupled plasma optical-emission spectroscopy for the quantitave determination of mercury from selective fossil fuels and their derivatives 

  Kiwanuka, Mxolisi Junior (2024-02-29)

  Microextraction sample preparation methods are miniaturized formats which contributes to green approaches in Analytical Chemistry. They are mainly characterized by the minimum use of organic solvents. The aim of this ...
• Usability guidelines for business intelligence banking reports: a mixed methods study in the South African banking industry 

  Lebotsa, Pheladi Annah (2024-02)

  Business intelligence (BI) reports are vital for the success of the banking industry, since these reports give data-based insights to the end-user groups from different business units to inform operational, strategic and ...
• Development of nafion/ palladium nanofiller as nanocomposite membrane for fuel cell applications 

  Mothibi, Mokone Constance Selina (2024-01)

  The nanocomposite membranes were fabricated by incorporating palladium nanoparticles into Nafion® matrix to develop suitable membrane to be used as polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) in Direct Methanol Fuel Cell (DMFC). ...
• Analysis of a mathematical model of malaria transmission 

  Gizachew Tirite Gellow (2023-12-12)

  In this thesis, we analyze a mathematical model for the spread of malaria that consists of ten components. The human host population is divided into two main categories: semiimmune, which included all individuals who ...
• Towards a framework for enhancing employees' cybersecurity policy awareness in financial institutions 

  Thamae, Reneuoe Caroline (2024-07-06)

  In an era marked by technological reliance and the escalating frequency of cyberattacks, prioritising cybersecurity has become imperative for organisations, particularly in the financial sector. The safeguarding of financial ...
• Breakup dynamics of a neutron-halo system at sub-barrier incident energies 

  Sithole, Tapuwa (2024-02)

  The understanding of the nuclear breakup dynamics at sub-barrier incident energies, remains a hot subject in Nuclear Physics. In this dissertation, the breakup of the weaklybound neutron-halo 11Be nucleus impinging on a ...
• Characterization of the structural, optical and electrical properties of ZnO:re3+/FWCNT/P3HT nanocomposite for possible application in organic solar cells 

  Qotso, Angelina Seithati (2023-01)

  The structure, morphology, optical, and electrical characteristics of rare earth (RE) metal ions, few-walled carbon nanotubes (FWCNT) and zinc oxide (ZnO) nanocomposite for possible applications such as electron acceptor ...
• Controllable preparation and application of porous carbon-based electrode materials 

  Zong, Shuang (2024-01)

  With the growing demand for energy storage and conversion technologies, porous carbon-based materials (PCMs) have garnered widespread attention due to their excellent electrical conductivity, high surface area (SSA), and ...

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