• Rethinking communication about 'Black Tax" a deconstruction of media and capitalist framings of African communalism 

  Boima, Maite Abigail (2024)

  ‘Black Tax’ is a colloquial term that refers to financial responsibility carried by Black South Africans who send remittances and other commodities to their nuclear and extended family (Carpenter & Phaswana, 2021: 2). It ...
• Framing femicide : critical discourse analysis of the Sunday Times and Sowetan print media newspapers 

  Mphahlele, Kgothatso Shaun (2025)

  Introduction – Framing Femicide is an intervention through the convergence of politics and the media. This study set out to critically analyse how print media ‘frames’ femicide as a social phenomenon by placing at the ...
• Challenges on the adoption of electronic commerce by supermarket retailers in Limpopo, South Africa 

  Mogano, Charlene Tempe (2024)

  The present study aimed to investigate the hurdles hindering the acceptance of electronic commerce (e-commerce) among supermarket retailers in Limpopo, South Africa. Specifically, the objectives were to discern the ...
• Organisational justice, workplace cyber incivility and organisational commitment at a selected higher education institution in Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Monama, Lethabo Raesetja (2025)

  The rapid technological advancements in the 21st century presented new challenges for higher education institutions because academic staff members had to adapt to remote work. Organisational Justice plays an important role ...
• The effect of influencer marketing on consumers' purchasing intentions in the Capricorn District Municipality : the generational perspective 

  Raphela, Maite Violet (2025)

  This study aimed to assess the impact of influencer marketing on the purchasing intentions of consumers from Generations X, Y, and Z within the municipality of the Capricorn district. Specific objectives were: (1) to explore ...
• Ex-situ conservation strategies in South African indigenous goat genetic resources 

  Chokoe, Tlou Caswell (2025)

  The study was undertaken to investigate the genetic adaptation in South African communal indigenous goat populations using the socio-economic status, phenotypic traits, Illumina SNP50K data, and conservation strategies ...
• Evaluation of hospital-acquired infections prevention and control programme for nurses in the public hospitals of Limpopo Province 

  Ranoto, Lebitsi Queen (2025)

  Background: Hospital-acquired infections (HAIs) are a critical global health challenge, posing risks to patient safety and increasing healthcare costs. Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) programs are vital for reducing ...
• Effect of edible plant-based wax on postharvest greening and sprouting of potato tubers 

  Manamela, Juliet Makalla (2025)
• The effect of investment and economic growth on unemployment in South Africa 

  Mahlare, Mayvel Kutlwana (2025)

  Unemployment is one of the triple challenges that South African economy is currently facing. The combination of foreign investment and domestic investment can be utilised to decrease the level of unemployment in a country. ...
• The implication of electricity shocks and selected governance indicators on growth prospects : a comparative analysis between South Africa and China 

  Makgoba, Ouma Priscilla (2025)

  This study investigated comparatively the implications of electricity shocks and governance indicators on economic growth in South Africa and China for 1995 to 2021 period. The two economies have been facing a slow growth ...
• Evaluating the right of healthcare workers to strike as essential workers 

  Ntlama, Ramasela Johanna (2025)

  Globally, doctors and nurses play an important role in the provision of healthcare. Nurses are the backbone of the medical profession. Although it is everyone’s constitutional right to strike, this is a limited right for ...
• Tithekiniki ta switlhokovetselo leswi hlawuriweke swa TP Magaisa 

  Malamule, Tsakani Joyce (2025)

  The title of the dissertation is Thematic Techniques in T. P. Magaisa’s Selected Poems. The aim of the study is to evaluate the thematic techniques used in T. P. Magaisa’s selected poems. The study attempts to explore, ...
• Critical legal perspective on the interplay of solid waste management and the human rights in South Africa : lessons from Kenya and England 

  Mashiane, Katlego Frans (2025)

  study explores the interplay between environmental protection and human rights, specifically within the realm of solid waste management in South Africa. It presents a historical exposition and shows how the apartheid ...
• Green dynamic capabilities and performance of hospitality firms in selected municipalities in Limpopo and Gauteng Provinces, South Africa : a moderated mediated model 

  Chidi, Mokgaetji Mpho (2025)

  Tourism, including the hospitality industry, plays a significant role in creating jobs, eradicating poverty and preserving natural resources to enhance South Africa’s economic growth. However, despite the positive contributions ...
• Bayesian modelling of malaria cases through the elicitation of prior distribution 

  Sehlabana, Makwelantle Asnath (2025)

  Climate change plays a critical role in shaping both the geographic spread and intensity of malaria outbreaks. Recent research demonstrates that climaterelated factors surpass epidemiological, socio-economic, and ...
• Exploring the role of municipal public accounts committee in enhancing accountable service delivery : the case of Makhado Local Municipality in Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Malange, Tshinanne Maria (2025)

  The municipal public accounts committees (MPACs) within the South African local municipalities requires much capacity building to enhance their role to hold public officials accountable for the public accounts as well as ...
• Experience of female learners in Grade 12 Physical Science classes in the selected rural and urban schools of the Capricorn District in Limpopo Province, South Africa: improving theory and practical offering 

  Mphasha, Sebina Elisa (2025)

  The experience of female learners in Physical Sciences classes is a topic that has been neglected by researchers in the past. However, with the advent of feminist movements, the topic has gained momentum. There are numerous ...
• Developing technology teachers'creative teaching skills through the integration of educational technologies in honours programme in a South African university 

  Nkosi, Praygod Bonginkosi (2025)

  The advancement of technology continues to significantly influence classroom practices, modifying the ways in which teaching, and learning occur. However, many teachers are often left behind in this transformation, resulting ...
• Centring men : towards a model of male-focused communication campaign for addressing gender-based violence in South Africa 

  Ralepelle, Glardio Matlatse (2025)

  Gender-based violence (GBV) has become one of the most widespread human rights abuses, with a staggering prevalence rate in the world. Young girls and women are the ones mostly impacted by GBV, which is mostly inflicted ...
• The enforcement of corporate responsibility in the South African mining industry 

  Ralefatane, Dorcus Mapula (2025)

  This mini-dissertation dealt with the enforcement of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in the South African mining industry. The study discovered that CSR is more of a voluntary act rather than a legally enforceable ...

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