• Physical Sciences teachers’ adoption of 21st century computer-based instructional strategies in teaching chemical reactions in Grade 11 

  Gwebu, Mkhubo Isaac (2019-12)

  There is a general consensus regarding the value of computer-based instructional strategies for science education, however the implementation of related pedagogical practice in South African rural schools continues to ...
• Lay community healthcare workers' perspectives concerning the origins, dynamics and recovery from substance addiction 

  Olivier, Corna (2020-09-14)

  This research report focuses on lay community healthcare workers' perspectives on the origins and dynamics of substance addiction and recovery. Individual, semi-structured interviews were conducted with five lay healthcare ...
• Direto tsa Bapedi 

  Mokoena, Catherine Lekgoletsi (1999-01)

  This research project is an investigation of the Bapedi clan praises as a sub-genre ofpraise­poetry. The rationale behind the project is to fill the gap in our knowledge base of the Bapedi, and in a broader context, of ...
• Grade 10 science learners’ behavioural intentions related to good practices of solid waste management in Vosloorus, Gauteng 

  Mavuso, Zanele Nkosikhona (2022-03-31)

  This research explored the behavioural intentions of Grade 10 science learners towards solid waste management. The research relied on the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) to determine such intentions and determine if ...
• An asessment of the investigation of corruption cases in the Eastern Cape Buffalo City municipality 

  Patso, Mvuzo (2022-11-10)

  Corruption has become endemic in South Africa. The purpose of this study was to assess the investigation of corruption cases in the Eastern Cape Province. The province is considered as the poorest and most disadvantaged ...
• An assessment of security measures at the maritime ports of entry in Durban and Cape Town, South Africa 

  Munyai, Mkateko Phillis (2022-10)

  This research was conducted because of the increase in national, cross border and international threats at Maritime Ports of Entry in South Africa. The purpose of the study was to improve security at Maritime Ports of Entry ...
• Strategies for the early detection of leprosy contacts in South Ethiopia 

  Kebede Tefera Betru (2022-11)

  Nationally the existence of leprosy type grade II disability at the time of diagnosis suggests a subtly delayed diagnosis. The goal of this study was to determine the primary factor influencing the Leprosy Prevention ...
• Mediated representations of violence against women (VAW) in the South African public broadcasting service: a study of cognitive effects of gendered communication 

  Manala, Thabile Keletso (2022-09-12)

  This research seeks to investigate, in an explanatory nature, how South Africa’s broadcast media represents the narrative of gender equality amid the culture of violence against women (VAW) within this society. Feminist ...
• Teachers’ attitudes towards the use of Information and Communication Technology in inclusive primary schools 

  Nyathi, Dumisiwe Dorcas (2022-10-07)

  The integration of ICT remains a major barrier in education, negatively affecting the teaching and learning process in inclusive schools in South Africa. The purpose of the study therefore was to provide a deep understanding ...
• The role of principals in learners’ behaviour in Motheo district secondary schools, Free State province 

  Mohokare, Sekhuthe Jim (2021-11-10)

  The aim of the study was to investigate the principals' roles on learners‟ behaviour in Motheo district secondary schools in the Free State province. The study was guided by the invitational theory of practice due to its ...
• The drug-crime relationship : an exploration of the influence of substance abuse on crime committed by female offenders incarcerated at the Johannesburg and Kgosi Mampuru correctional centres in South Africa 

  Monyepao, Dikoetje Frederick (2022-05-31)

  This study explored the relationship between criminality and substance use. The aim was to discover the influence of two variables, gender and drug type, in the drug-crime nexus. Although research on the drug-crime ...
• The intertextuality in seTswana: the novels of D P S Monyaise and M T Mmileng 

  Manyaka, Ntshavheni Johannes (1992-08)

  All men, in the vertiginous moment of coitus, are the same . All men who repeat a line from Shakespeare are William Shakespeare, (Worton and Still, 1990:13) The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship, ...
• An exploration of the policing of religious extremism in South Africa 

  Gabela, Muziwandile (2023-02)

  This is a qualitative research which is a practical or pragmatist world-view method, utilised all over the world that affords the researcher flexibility in terms of techniques, methods and procedures for the research. It ...
• Support for learners with reading difficulties in foundation phase in Magakala circuit 

  Makonko, Rebiditswe Caroline (2022-09-30)

  The study aimed to explore how teachers support learners with reading difficulties in the Foundation Phase. This qualitative study was conducted in five primary schools. In each school, three foundation phase teachers were ...
• Exploring the errors committed by grade 11 learners in Euclidean geometry problem-solving 

  Phaliso, Lunga (2022-10)

  The aim of this study was to explore the types and the causes of errors committed by learners while solving Euclidean geometry problems. Learners experience challenges in geometric problemsolving due to errors based on ...
• Child care and contact evaluations : psychologists' contribution to the problem-determined divorce process in South Africa 

  Themistocleous, Nicola (2017-06)

  Disputes concerning care and contact arrangements for the minor children of divorcing couples present special challenges for professionals in the legal and psychological professions. Care and contact (custody) disputes, ...
• The concept 'Governance' in Public Administration 

  Louw, Valery Nicoline (2012-06)

  Governance has become a leading theme in policy development discourse and social science scholarship. Although the phenomenon is well established in South Africa, and despite the popularity of the phenomenon among ...
• Grade 10 learners’ academic experiences of learning parabolic functions in schools of Vhembe district of Limpopo Province 

  Mudau, Takalani Lesley (2022-11-22)

  The objective of this study was to determine Grade 10 learners' academic performance in learning parabola functions. Furthermore, the study sought to unearth errors that learners make when learning parabola functions and ...
• The systems psychodynamics of voluntary turnover 

  McComb, Calum Bruce (2022-11-08)

  The cost of voluntary turnover to organisations has prompted extensive research into the phenomenon over the past 70 years. Much of the initial research focused on predicting why individuals leave, with limited studies ...
• An irregular expenditure governance strategy for South African state-owned entities 

  Dlulane, Babalo (2022-10-25)

  National government’s efforts to prevent irregular state expenditure have mainly focussed on the municipal environment, although there has been an increase in irregular expenditure by stated-owned entities (SOEs). This ...

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