• 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 ...
• Lecturers’ perspectives on the readiness to implement online teaching and learning at one selected TVET college in Johannesburg 

  Mokgatlhe, Phenyo Charlotte (2024-09)

  The purpose of this research study was to explore lecturers’ perspectives on the readiness to implement online teaching and learning at one selected TVET college in Johannesburg. The study followed the qualitative approach ...
• A GIS-based approach to analyse potable water acccessibility in Langeloop Village in Ehlanzeni District Municipality, Mpumalanga 

  Mathaba, K. M. (2024-01)

  Potable water accessibility is fundamentally a human right, crucial for sustaining life and ensuring the well-being of individuals and communities. However, in rural areas, people struggle to find enough clean water to ...
• The perceptions of youth on the prevention of substance use disorder in the Cape Flats: suggestions for social work practice 

  Mudzikitiri, Patience (2023-06-30)

  Youth participation is a recognised strategy in the prevention of substance abuse. Different preventative strategies require a concerted effort involving various stakeholders to prevent and reduce substance abuse. This ...
• Investigating the relationship between job satisfaction and organisational citizenship behaviour in a South African financial service organisation 

  Rammutla, Mohlago Maria (2024-02)

  Orientation: In the 21st century, organisations are grappling with the challenges of competitive resource markets. Work environments are marked with significant changes due to globalisation, corporate restructuring and ...
• A penological study of the role of nongovernmental Organisations in the Rehabilitation and reintegration of offenders 

  Labane, Aaron (2022-02-28)

  The usage of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in criminal justice can help to alleviate the problem of overburdening professionals like parole officials and probation officers. They can also help with a task that ...
• An evaluation of policing participation of communities in informal settlements in Mamelodi, Gauteng 

  Tuge, Michael Molefe (2024-10-28)

  The purpose of this study was to evaluate the participation of informal settlements residents in sector policing in Mamelodi East, situated in the CoT, this was used as the guiding study aim. Whereas, the objectives of ...
• Grade 9 technology teachers’ use of dialogue to enhance learners’ communication competence in Tshwane South District 

  Swaratlhe, Motshidisi Ellen (2024-11-11)

  The use of dialogue in teaching and learning is important for learners as it enhances communication competence needed within educational settings and beyond. This qualitative study explored the Grade 9 Technology teachers’ ...
• Examination of Archival Public Programming Initiatives at the Limpopo Provincial Archives 

  Salphina, Manganye Maite (2021-02)

  The South African legislation, the National Archives and Records Service Act (Act no 43 of 1996), underscores the fact that public archives should focus its public programming endeavours around activities designed to reach ...
• Ascension of women to senior management positions : a case of the Department of Water and Sanitation, Gauteng province 

  Ngwenyama, N. P. (2024-05-07)

  Inherited colonial and patriarchal laws have created barriers for women to gain entry to employment opportunities and hierarchically advance to senior management positions (SMS). Although government is making strides in ...
• Assessing the integration of fourth industrial revolution technologies into drought early warning systems for agricultural disaster risk management 

  Masupha, Elisa Teboho (2024-07-28)

  The agricultural sector, particularly in developing countries, is highly vulnerable to drought occurrences, which often result in substantial socio-economic losses. In southern Africa, drought frequency has tripled over ...
• Teachers’ experiences in managing sexual harassment among learners in secondary schools, Seshego Circuit, Limpopo province 

  Adepeju, Okelola Adedayo (2024-06-28)

  This study, titled ‘Teachers’ Experiences in Managing Sexual Harassment Among Learners in Secondary Schools, Seshego Circuit, Limpopo Province, was conducted with the purpose of probing the experiences of teachers in dealing ...
• Crossbearers as the messianic generation: towards a black radical Christology 

  Africa, Obakeng (2024-05-15)

  South Africa is in crisis, and theologians have been grappling with the theological significance of this state of affairs. In the realm of black theology, many have expressed concern around the discursive malaise this ...
• The life of John Dunn, with special reference to Zululand 1879-1897 

  Shields, Charles (1939-10)

  The lives of some men are so transmogrified after death as to represent them rather as their mothers believed them to be instead of the mortals that they really were. The opposite seems to be the fate of John Dunn, whose ...
• Effects of Rhus lancea and Celtis africana on short-term intake rate, nutrient digestibility, blood metabolites and rumen bacteria in Nguni goats as a model for feeding captive wildlife herbivores in zoological gardens 

  Phiri, France (2024)

  The study assessed Rhus lancea and Celtis africana as browse species for concentrate selectors in captivity, using indigenous Nguni male goats as a model. The first experiment involved ten indigenous Nguni male goats, each ...
• Best practice guidelines to address barriers to treatment completion for patients with drug-resistant tuberculosis in Ethiopia 

  Ahmed Reshid Tusho (2022-11)

  Purpose: The purpose of this study was to develop best practice guidelines to address barriers to treatment completion of patients with drug-resistant tuberculosis (DR-TB) in Ethiopia. Method: This study utilised a research ...
• The role of the media on the development of Black Consciousness, identity and social change: a study of the 1976 and 2015-2016 student uprisings in South Africa 

  Leshilo, Mase Sephetha Masemenya (2024-07)

  This study explores the role of media on the development of consciousness in student activists of the 1976 and 2015-2016 student movements in South Africa. It explores how media exposure influenced their consciousness, ...
• Aspects of substantial compliance and strict compliance as applied to demand guarantees 

  Sikobi, Nkanyiso (2024-02-23)

  Demand guarantees are essential for purposes of commerce and are used to secure the performance of the contractor. South African courts have held that demand guarantees are akin to letters of credit. Despite the independent ...
• The mediating effect of job satisfaction on the relationship between HRM practices and employee retention within a South African national government department 

  Selane, Caroline Masepase (2024-02)

  Employee retention is crucial for organisational efficiency, but South Africa's government departments face challenges as skilled employees often seek more lucrative private sector opportunities. This study explores the ...
• Occurrence of food-borne diseases among patients presenting at a health facility in the O.R. Tambo District, Eastern Cape Province, South Africa 

  Ndlame, Nandisa Nonopa (2024-02-29)

  Outbreaks of food-borne disease (FBDs) are frequent in South Africa. However, although notifiable, they are poorly investigated and not often reported. Consequently, there is limited understanding of the burden of FBDs ...

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