• Perception and willingness of youth to participate in the farming of HEMP (Cannabis Sativa L.) for biofuel : a case study of Polokwane Municipality, Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Mphahlele, Maremo Mahlogonolo (2024)

  South Africa's agricultural sector is facing energy crisis due to her high energy dependence on coal. This affects agricultural production, employment and economic growth. Hemp, a biofuel crop, is proposed as a potential ...
• Exploring factors affecting career mobility of female administrative staff at the University of Limpopo South Africa 

  Matlala, Daniel Kgahlela (2025)

  Most organisations have programmes that facilitate career mobility among the staff to retain valuable employees. Career mobility is often encouraged by the economic push-and-pull factors, as well as the opportunities ...
• Experiences of health care professionals on the implementation of Central Chronic Medicine Dispensing and programme at Bafokeng Health Centre, North West Province 

  Masakona, Mudindivhathu (2024)

  Introduction and background: Overcrowding in the health facilities has impacted the quality of health services that is rendered to patients. Different strategies aiming to reduce the number of patients at health facilities ...
• The changing world of work : work-life balance amongst women in leadership at selected South African institutions of higher learning 

  Maribe, Thakgatso Theresa (2025)

  In the African culture, women’s roles involved raising children, cooking, and cleaning, but today women have changed this and made a mark in the corporate world by occupying leadership positions. However, the world of work ...
• Critical analysis of the impact of violent strikes in South African workplace 

  Mathye, Dingaane (2024)

  Violent strikes in the South African workplace present a complex challenge with far-reaching implications for businesses, employees, and the broader economy. This research investigates the multifaceted impacts of such ...
• Examining factors affecting South Africa's wine exports to selected East African countries 

  Mabote, Mositli Lovedelia (2025)

  While developed countries represent South Africa’s largest wine export market, the projected global growth in wine exports is expected to originate from regional markets such as those in East Africa. However, no studies ...
• Investigating smallholder farmers' knowledge and perceptions on climate-resilient legumes in selected villages of Limpopo Province, South Africa : a case of tepary bean 

  Mokheseng, Palesa Cecilia (2024)

  Climate change is said to be a major hazard to global food security. Smallholder farmers from disadvantaged villages are more vulnerable to the effects of climates of change and this affects their agricultural productivity. ...
• Spelling errors by Grade 9 Sepedi Home Language learners in essay writing at Koloti Circuit, Capricorn North District, Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Mokgolobotho, Jacky Matome (2024)

  This study investigated the spelling challenges faced by Grade 9 Sepedi Home Language (SEPHL) learners when writing essays. The objectives of the study were to understand the cause of the spelling errors made among ...
• The implementation of teaching, learning and assessment policy in English First Additional Language : towards an intervention strategy, Capricorn District, Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Mengwai, Tonny Kolo (2024)

  Inconsistencies in the English First Additional Language (EFAL) teaching, learning and assessment policy implementation have brought frustration to policymakers, policy mediators, and policy implementers. The purpose ...
• An analysis of the interaction between the prices of crude oil and selected grains and oil seeds in South Africa (2018-2022) 

  Ledwaba, Kgabo Lucracia (2024)

  The intricate interlinkage of crude oil prices, grains and oilseed prices is an ongoing topic of debate. This study delves into the interaction between crude oil and selected grains and oilseeds prices in South Africa ...
• The nexus of employment and trade : case study of tomato sector in South Africa (1996-2018) 

  Mokgolobotho, Mpho Stelence (2024)

  Tomato is a significant commodity produced and traded by South Africa. The commodity plays an important role in job creation. South Africa is known as self sufficient producer of fresh tomatoes due to its resource endowments. ...
• Western-trained mental health practitioners' perceptions of patients' access to mental health services in Mashishing, Thaba Chweu Local Municipality, Mpumalanga Province, South Africa 

  Mokwena, Rethabile (2024)

  This study explored Western-trained mental health practitioners’ perceptions of patients’ access to mental health services. The study objectives were to establish what Western-trained mental health practitioners perceive ...
• The effects of mining operations in community development : case study of Mogalakwena Mine in the Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Hlungwane, Rosalia Given (2025)

  Mining operations are a necessity to the economic growth of the country as they bring about changes and deal with the triple challenges of poverty, unemployment, and inequality. Host communities and the country get ...
• The impact of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) on the teaching and learning of Economic and Management Science (EMS) in Grade 7 under Moletlane Circuit, Capricorn South Africa 

  Golding, Caroline Paseka (2024)

  The impact of ICT in schools has become important because it affects the day-to-day operations of schools. It improves and influences the effectiveness of teaching and learning. This study aims to establish the impact ...
• Thusong Service Centre and service delivery in Botlokwa Village, Limpopo Province 

  Motlatla, Lesetja Jack (2016)

  The emergence of democracy is South Africa which lead to the inauguration of African National Congress in power in 1994, came as panacea to unlock service delivery backlogs left by the apartheid government. In order to ...
• A critical analysis of retirement reform in South Africa 

  Sebopa, Tebogo Thankful (2025)

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• Spelling in essay writing by grade 10 Tshivenda home language learners at Mvudi Circuit, Vhembe East District, Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Mugwabana, Tshimangadzo Constance (2025)

  The study explores spelling challenges experienced by Grade 10 learners in Tshivenḓa home language essay writing. The study included 9 Grade 10 learners and 2 Tshivenḓa Home Language educators at Ḽiivha Combined School. ...
• Prevalence of hypertension and associated factors amongst chronic psychiatric patients on antipsychotics at Thabamoopo Hospital, Capricorn District, Limpopo 

  Phalane, Mmakoma Mary (2025)

  The purpose of this study was to determine the prevalence of hypertension and its associated factors amongst chronic psychiatric patients at Thabamoopo Hospital. This was a cross-sectional descriptive study which involved ...
• Evaluation of climate change influence on non-point source pollution in the Sand River Catchment, Limpopo, South Africa 

  Chuene, Tlhogonolofatso Abram (2025)

  Non-point source (NPS) pollution of freshwater resources is a major environmental concern as untraceable pollutants contribute to the deterioration of water quality which affects human, animal and environmental wellbeing ...
• An evaluation of community perceptions on the greater Letaba livelihoods for the community of Mariveni, Limpopo Province 

  Lekganyane, Mmamare Alice (2025)

  The perceptions of the community towards rivers as a source of livelihood are quite crucial not only for the derived socio-economic livelihoods but also for the effective management of rivers as perception is central to ...

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