• The prospects of international relations in Africa in the Covid-19 era : an analysis of sustainable development and trade integration 

  Sikhwari, Tshedza Tshivhasa (2024)

  International relations play an important role in tackling global challenges. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on international relations, creating uncertainty that diplomacy should closely monitor. The ...
• Online teaching and learning during Coronavirus-disease-2019 : case of the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice lectures' perceptions at the University of Limpopo 

  Msisinyane, Rivonongo Nyiko (2024)

  The outbreak of Coronavirus Disease-2019 (COVID-19) brought some changes in the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET), where South African Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) had to quickly transition to ...
• The role of ubuntu in conflict resolution : the case of the Malamulela and Vuwani conflict in Vhembe District, Limpopo Province 

  Risimati, Tlharihani Michael (2023)

  This thesis explores the role of Ubuntu in conflict resolution in the communities of Malamulele and Vuwani, located in Vhembe District of Limpopo Province, South Africa. Despite the decline in the current South African ...
• The effectiveness of community policing forum : a case of Ritavi Policing Area, Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Kwashu, Hennick (2023)

  The native residents of Dan and Petanenge villages under Ritavi Policing Area often witness increasing manifestations of contact crimes [Murder, Assault with the intention to inflict Grievous Bodily Harm (GBH), Gangsterism ...
• The relationship between alcohol abuse and attachment styles among undergraduate students studying psychology at the University of Limpopo, South Africa 

  Debang, Selaelo (2023)

  Background: Literature suggests that alcohol abuse is widespread among university students globally, including in South Africa. While extensive research indicates the impact of socio-economic factors on alcohol abuse, ...
• Perceptions of social workers in Ekurhuleni regarding reunification and de-institutionalisation services rendered by Hope and Homes for Children South Africa 

  Dolo, Mathabo (2023)

  The negative effects of institutionalization on children’s wellbeing and psychological adjustment have been extensively explored throughout the world, particularly in developing countries. Many children in residential ...
• Perceptions and treatment of migrants by the Ba-Phalaborwa Community : a social work perspective 

  Khumalo, Bonginkosi Mercy (2024)

  Migration to South Africa dates back to the discovery of diamonds and gold in 1867 and 1886 respectively.1 Thereafter, the country became a popular destination for migrants until the 1960s when its black citizens immigrated ...
• Lived experience of young females raised by social fathers : a case of Driekop Community, Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Rantho, Katlego Magdeline (2024)

  The number of children growing up in stepfamilies is rising globally. This rise is accelerated due to parental remarriage following divorce, death or immigration. Undeniably, children growing in these newly formed stepfamilies ...
• A Phenomenological study of home-based caregivers providing palliative care to terminally ill patients at Mahlathi Village, Mopani District, Limpopo Province 

  Mafuma, Ntwanano Melta (2024)

  Home-based caregivers are a very important part of multidisciplinary teams in the health profession. They work together with health professionals to ease the burden of care on hospitals by providing care to patients in the ...
• Towards an explanatory model of mental health ethics by Northern Sotho traditional health practitioners of Capricorn District, Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Moloantoa, Georgina Tukiso (2023)

  Traditional health practitioners are the first to be contacted for mental illness in many parts of Africa. The literature shows that there are more traditional health practitioners (THPs) than western-trained mental ...
• Psychological factors involved in the development of serial rapists in South Africa : a mixed-methods study 

  Mothapo, , Mapula Tryphosa (2024)

  The serial rape phenomenon has recently gained publicity in South Africa while receiving little academic or scientific attention. Scanty empirical research on serial rape is mostly on the criminological factors, with little ...
• Self-objectification and body dissatisfaction among the youth in Phalaborwa, Limpopo Province 

  Maanaso, Mokhosana Sylvester (2023)

  The prevalence and co-occurrence of self-objectification and body dissatisfaction have become a noteworthy concern the world over, breaking demographic and sociocultural barriers such race, age, gender, sexuality, ...
• Attitudes of parents towards paediatric palliative care : a medical social work intervention perspective in the Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Mogale, Rudzani Noria (2023)

  Case study design was used to explore parents’ attitudes towards paediatric palliative care in Limpopo Province, South Africa. Semi-structured in-depth face-to-face interviews were used as a main method of collecting ...
• Perceptions of community members in Lephalale Area, Limpopo Province, towards water conservation: towards the development of a psychological model 

  Seretlo-Rangata, M. L. (2023)

  Despite interventions by various governments to regulate water demand and address water scarcity, literature shows that billions of people across the world continue to struggle with access because not everyone contributes ...
• Psychological trauma experienced by emergency medical service personnel and its effects on marital satisfaction in Capricorn District 

  Ramulwela, Takalani Vincent (2012)

  This study investigates the psychological trauma (Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Secondary Traumatic Stress and Burnout) that is experienced by EMS personnel in their working environment and its effects on marital satisfaction. ...
• Disruptive behaviour disorders among Northern Sotho speaking children 

  Madileng, Lerato Dorothea (2006)

  Objective: The objective of this study was two fold: the first being to establish a relationship between the scales of Disruptive Behaviour Disorders rating scale, namely, Inattention, Hyperactivity/Impulsiveness, ODD, and ...
• The attitude of teachers and high school learners towards epilepsy in Mankweng Area (Limpopo Province) 

  Rakubu, Selaelo Michael (2011)

  The study aimed to determine the attitude of teachers and high school learners towards epilepsy in Mankweng area. Epilepsy is a common childhood neurological disorder, while school is the second most important social ...
• A critical historical exploration of the impact of black youth political activities on the community of Mogalakwena Local Municipality of Waterberg District in Limpopo Province, 1976-1994 

  Marotola, Malesela Shadrack (2017)

  This thesis focuses on youth political activities on the community of Mogalakwena Municipality, in the period 1976-1994. This period marks the intensity of the political struggle of black people against apartheid in ...
• Land dispossession and restitution in South Africa : a case study of the Ravele Community in Luvuvhu Valley, Limpopo Province (1890-1994) 

  Ramudzuli, Fhatuwani Eric (2022)

  Based on the Afrocentric perspective, this study explored the impact of landlessness that descended upon the Ravele Community after their forced removal from original Mauluma, around the Luvuvhu River and on western side ...
• Perceptions of rural communities on climate change and its economic impacts on the livelihood : a case of Motupa Community in Tzaneen, Limpopo Provine 

  Makwala, Nkomi Shaun (2020)

  Climate is a primary component of agricultural productivity, and as such, it influences the vulnerability of the households, communities and the broader economy. A heavy dependence on climate-sensitive economic sectors, ...

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