• The intellectualisation of African languages : the case of the University of Limpopo 

  Letsoalo, Alydia Modjadji (2021)

  Some research has been done on the intellectualisation of African languages. However, African languages are still not used enough in academia; in fact, they are undermined. They need to be developed into languages of ...
• Essay writing errors of english FAL FET rural learners in Mopani West District, Limpopo Province : an analysis 

  Mailula, Maphefo Rebecca (2021)

  The study explored essay writing errors of English First Additional Language (EFAL) FET rural learners. The aim of the study was to analyse essay writing errors of the EFAL FET learners in rural schools. EFAL Grade 11 ...
• Teaching strategies employed to develop language proficiency of grade 4 learners : the case of Toronto Primary School 

  Malatji, Molatelo Mary (2021)

  The purpose of this study was to explore strategies employed by teachers to develop language proficiency of Grade 4 learners. Qualitative case study was adopted to identify and describe the effectiveness of strategies ...
• An exploration of the handling of grammatical structures by Limpopo Province EFAL teachers in FET Phase 

  Mashiane, Mmetlane Valery (2019)

  This study explores the handling of grammatical structures by the Limpopo Province (LP) English First Additional Language (EFAL) teachers in the Further Education and Training (FET) phase. The problem is that the ...
• Knowledge, practice and attitudes of primary school children towards healthy diet in Dikgale Village, Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Modjadji, Shapul Edith Ladygay (2019)

  The aim of this study was to investigate knowledge, attitudes and practices of primary school children towards healthy diet in Dikgale Village, Limpopo Province, South Africa. This study was an intervention study at ...
• Gender stereotypes in Tsitsi Dangarembga's Nervous conditions and Buchi Emecheta's The joys of motherhood 

  Mohlamonyane, Ntala Norman (University of Limpopo, 2021)

  The primary aim of this study is to examine gender stereotypes and their profound impact on the socialisation of females and males. Further, it analyses the extent to which these stereotypes inform the relations and ...
• Exploring contextual factors affecting first entering students' motivation to learn English at the University of Limpopo 

  Moleke, Heritage (2021)

  This study aimed to explore contextual factors affecting first entering students' motivation to learn English at the University of Limpopo (UL). It has utilised a qualitative approach and also adopted an exploratory ...
• An exploration of the influence of Khelobedu dialect on standard Sepedi : the case of students writing in a Sepedi classroom context of the University of Limpopo 

  Letsoalo, Mmaranti Pamla (2021)

  This study explores the influence of the Khelobedu Dialect on Standard Sepedi with a special focus on the students’ writing. A classroom is a space where students need to feel the confidence to take part in classroom ...
• Perception of health beliefs and the spread of Tuberculosis (TB) in the Mokopane Area, Mogalakwena Municipality 

  Mashishi, Lesiba Peter (2021)

  This study was prompted by the number of people who die daily from tuberculosis (TB) in the study area. The study investigated the perceptions of Mokopane residents, and their level of understanding and knowledge of the ...
• Essay writing of English FAL Rural Learners in Mopani West District, Limpopo Province : an analysis 

  Mailula, Maphefo Rebecca (University of Limpopo, 2021)

  The study explored essay writing errors of English First Additional Language (EFAL) FET rural learners. The aim of the study was to analyse essay writing errors of the EFAL FET learners in rural schools. EFAL Grade 11 ...
• The intellectualisation of African languages : the case of the University of Limpopo 

  Letsoalo, Alydia Modjadji (2021)

  Some research has been done on the intellectualisation of African languages. However, African languages are still not used enough in academia; in fact, they are undermined. They need to be developed into languages of ...
• Newsroom gatekeeping and attitudes of community newspaper editors towards citizen journalism 

  Mahlangu, Johanna Charlotte (2021)

  Citizen journalism has the potential to enhance the state of community newspapers. The emergence of digital media brought about the concept of citizen journalism, allowing ordinary citizens to practice journalism similar ...
• Communicating a public moral argument : a textual analysis of Svetlana Alexievich's Zinky Boys : Soviet voices from the Afghanistan war 

  Nagel, Pieter Samuel (2021)

  This thesis explored the narratives of Soviet survivors of the Soviet-Afghanistan War that lasted from 1979 to 1989. The purpose of this exploration was to gain an understanding of the individual arguments that these ...
• The significance of english for specific purposes approach for first year law degree students at the University of Limpopo 

  Moremi, Katlego Tennic (2021)

  The purpose of this study was to investigate the significance of English for Specific Purposes (ESP) approach for the first year Law Degree students at the University of Limpopo. Qualitative, ethnographic research was ...
• Nkanelo hi vurhonwani, ku ka ku nga fani ka swin'wana eka tidikixinari ta Xitsonga ta ririmimbirhi hi ku kongomisa eka swivumbeko swa makhiro na mayikhiro 

  Machete, Hlupheka Amos (2021)

  The main aim of this study is to analyse some of inconsistencies found in the macro- and micro structural elements of Xitsonga bilingual dictionaries. These dictionaries have more inconsistencies in them. The researcher ...
• The use of the internet for students' performance at institutions of higher learning 

  Baloyi, Nhlayisi Cedrick (2021)

  This study focuses on the use of the internet for students’ academic performance at institutions of higher learning. Various internet applications including search engines, online library resources and social media are ...
• An exploration of knowledge retention strategies : the case study of National Institute for Occupational Health (NIOH) 

  Nkuna, Bongani Bright (2021)

  Knowledge retention involves capturing knowledge in an organisation, so that it can be used later, after the employees left the organisation either due to retirement, resignations, or death. The organisation has invested ...
• Ku oviw ka timfanelo ta vaxinuna eka matsalwa ya mitlangu lama hlawuriweke (abuse of men's rights in selected Xitsonga drama text) 

  Madalane, John (2021)

  The purpose of this study is to examine the violation of men’s rights in selected Xitsonga drama texts. The study is guided by qualitative approach. The approach involves collecting and analysing non - numerical data to ...
• The use of Polokwane Municipal Library services : a case of study of Moletji Public Library 

  Tjale, Matshidisho Caroline (2021)

  Information is an important element in the lives of citizens. Public libraries are drivers of access to information and knowledge, regardless of age, gender, race and political inclination. Entities such as public libraries ...
• Depiction of women by Sepedi poets from selected poems 

  Ramohlale, Motswiri Isaac (2021)

  This study focused on identifying and analyzing the perceptions of Sepedi poets on women. This qualitative, descriptive research was conducted to determine if there were any discrepancies between role perceptions and role ...

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