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Juornal articles published by University of Limpopo, Published annualy in september
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Faculty of Humanities [716]
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International Conference on development Finance & Economic Transformation Conference
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Institutional Outputs [2159]
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IPADA
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Conference proceedings of the South African Association of Public Adimistration and Management (SAAPAM) Limpopo Chapter
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he collection contains and preserves rare special materials and other digital assets
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UL Research Collection [179]Publications by the Universtiy Community
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(Bangladesh Journal of Medical Science, 2020-10)Concealed pregnancy is a public health concern with risks to girl-education as well as maternal and child health. This paper focuses on concealed pregnancy amongst adolescents attending schools in Limpopo province of Sou ...
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(Pan African Medical Journal, 2020-02-18)Introduction: annually, many people die due to being exposed to secondhand smoke (SHS) which they experience at a number of premises that include health institutions. Scientists agree that there is no safe exposure level ...
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(2019)Skin bleaching has become a growing norm in South Africa among black women. Well-known South African celebrities such as Kelly Khumalo and Khanyi Mbau are associated with lightening their skin. In West Africa, the ...
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(2019)This study provided a comparative analysis of the effects of trade liberalisation on economic growth in South Africa and Nigeria in the period1995 – 2015. In order to achieve the aim, autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) ...
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(HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies, 2016)African Initiated Churches (AICs) are not yet recognised as relevant actors of community development interventions. While it has been acknowledged that many of them provide coping mechanisms in adverse environments, support ...
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