• Style in M. T. Mmileng's novels: Lehudu, Mangomo and Matlhogole 

  Ngwenya, Mapule Magdeline (2002-10)

  The aim of this study is to endeavour to analyse the language and style in M.T. Mmileng's novels. The s tudy will focus on how the writer uses language to convey his thoughts, emotions and feelings communicable. The ...
• The significance of the Musanda language in Venda: a diglossia 

  Khuba, Asnath Elelwani (1993-06)

  The musanda language is spoken by the members of the royalty in Venda, who form part of the Venda nation as a whole, and hold the ruling power. Besides learning the musanda language, which is their first language1 they ...
• Towards inclusive archives thorough collection of sports athletic memories at Gauteng Provincial Archives repository 

  Matshotshwane, Joseph Ramochichi (2022-06)

  Many archival scholars in South Africa and elsewhere lament of archives repositories that continue to reflect the activities of colonial masters, while excluding the memories of the previously marginalised. This is also ...
• The state of the indigenous languages in Kroonstad secondary schools 

  Matube, Sello John (2000-01)

  This study focuses on the extent to which the indigenous languages are used among Kroonstad secondary schools. This is prompted by the declaration of the South African constitution that the indigenous languages be ...
• A phenomenon of language usage in Siwisa's plays with specific reference to satire and irony 

  Guzana, Z. (Zingiza) (1997-10)

  This study is aimed at examining and analysing the use of Satire and Irony in Xhosa plays. It is approached from the angle of its usefulness in showing society its demerits in a very humble manner with no intention to ...
• Indigenous knowledge intermediate phase learners in a rural area have of rainfall : a case study of intermediate phase learners in rural KwaZulu-Natal 

  Ndlovu, Ntsibeng (2001-10)

  The aim of this study is to find out what indigenous knowledge intermediate phase learners in a rural area have of rainfall. The case study was conducted at the Nondweni area at Nqutu. The study relates to the new ...
• The state of the Zulu novel in the post war era with emphasis on C.T. Msimang novels 

  Lebuso, Phindile Cecilia (1993-11)
• Prospects and challenges of revitalising a cross-border language : a study of Chichewa in Zimbabwe 

  Mubonderi, Believe (2021-12)

  The study discusses the prospects and challenges of revitalizing a cross-border language in the Zimbabwean context. The researcher selected ChiChewa for this study because it is one of the prominent cross-border languages ...
• Public art in relation to social systems : a case study of #rhodesmustfall 

  Darries, Mouroodah Sulayman (2022-09)

  The recent trend in removing statues of controversial figures from history prompts a need to consider a revisionist approach to studying publicly sited artworks, particularly when the social dynamic engages public art in ...
• Africanisation and reformation of the African international investment landscape : towards a new continental investment agreement 

  Mhlongo, Lindelwa Beaulender (2021-11-14)

  Many African states have now regained their independence, however, sustainable economic development and relations remain a dream. The African powerhouse is hosted at the African Union (AU) and it is aimed at achieving ...
• African business leadership: Perspectives from aspiring young leaders 

  Lerutla, Dr Matete; Steyn, Renier (AOSIS Publishing, 2021-05-31)

  Orientation: Although a lot is written about leadership in Africa, little empirical research has been conducted and published in prominent academic journals, which comprehensively and specifically define the concept of ...
• Problems encountered in the teaching of Northern Sotho at colleges of education in Lebowa 

  Ntsoane, Legohu James (1992-08)

  The preparation of young persons to be effective Northern Sotho teachers in volves a multitude of problems with often elusive solutions. It is the Northern Sotho problems that form the starting point and the core of ...
• The intersectionality of religion, race and gender at the time of COVID-19 pandemic: A South African reflection 

  Mothoagae, Itumeleng D; Mavhandu-Mudzusi, Azwihangwisi Helen (2021)

  This paper presents the intersectionality of religion, race, and gender during the COVID-19 pandemic from a South African perspective. Though COVID-19 has affected every area in South Africa, the intersectionality of ...
• The evaluation of emergency mental health practices in the treatment of mental health patients at emergency scenes in South Africa 

  Myburgh, Deon Karl (2022-02)

  Background: Emergency care providers regularly manage mental health patients in a pre-hospital environment. The effective treatment of the mental health patient is dependent upon the competency of the emergency care provider. ...
• Decolonising management education? a multi-stakeholder analysis 

  Nukunah, Chimene Nkouamou Tankou Epse (2022-01-31)

  Calls to decolonise the curriculum in South Africa became screams during the #FeesMustFall and #RhodesMustFall movements in 2015 and 2016. Universities superficially scrambled to respond to these screams. However, five ...
• Traditional and modern speech styles: their implications for the future development of the Zulu language 

  Nyembe, Nokufuna Maria (1997-10)

  This is a study based on language variation in Zulu, in the Northern Kwazulu-Natal region. It is important however, to note that speech styles do occur in other Black communities. The main purpose of this study is to ...
• The Impact of the Extended Family on One's Marriage: An African Study 

  Baloyi, Elijah (UKZN, 2014-03)

  While for Mbiti" death takes life while marriage creates life, another African proverb says “A man without a wife is like a vase without flowers”. This articulation puts marriage not only at the centre of human life, but ...
• Critical reflections on polygamy in the African Christian context 

  Baloyi, Elijah (2012-11)

  Polygamy is a phenomenon often associated with African people. In almost all African societies, polygamy is an acceptable and valid form of marriage – in fact, monogamy has been associated with people of lower social ...
• The Prevalence of Women Sexual locking in a Gender Violence Context – A Pastoral perspective 

  Baloyi, Elijah (UV/UFS, 2016)

  Marriage is highly regarded in Africa. Many taboos and rituals were put in place to ensure that marriage endures for as long as the couple lives. Any attack on marriage was rendered as a great enemy that deserved to be ...
• Development of an indigenous language through crowd-sourcing on social media 

  Ngoepe, Mpho; Shaku, Kganathi; Letsoalo, Napjadi (National Library of South Africa, 2022-06-30)

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