• Case formulations on selected mental disorders by clinical psychologists and traditional health practitioners: a comparative analysis 

  Makgabo, Chuene Jones (2023)

  With the realisation that both the traditional and western health care systems are consulted in South Africa, the Traditional Health Practitioners Act, No 22 of 2007 was promulgated. In addition to the Act, there was ...
• Perceptions of climate change and impacts on subsistence farming: a case of Mutoko Community in Zimbabwe 

  Tayengwa, Dyke (2017)

  The study explored Mutoko community members’ perceptions of climate change and its impact on subsistence farming. Mutoko is a rural community situated in the eastern part of Zimbabwe. Focus group discussions were conducted ...
• The feminist theology and womanist theology, a comparative study 

  Nchabeleng, Solomon Pitsadi (2000)

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• Lived experiences of police officers dealing with domestic violence matters in Mankweng, Limpopo Province 

  Mkhonto, Ronny (2022)

  Several studies show that domestic violence is a global problem that the police deal with daily. Police officers are mostly being called upon to intervene during domestic violence occurrences. The police are considered ...
• The Reformed Apostolic Faith Mission of South Africa (1947-1988) 

  Moripe, Simon (1991)
• Factors that hinder the utilisation of intermediary social work support service to alleged child offenders in Mopani District, Limpopo Province 

  Makwala, Kelebogile Precious (2022)

  The study concentrated on factors that hinder the utilisation of intermediary social work support services to alleged child offenders in Mopani District. The study aimed to assess knowledge from probation officers in ...
• An evaluation of community safety initiatives on student safety at the University of Limpopo 

  Mothisi, Ronny (2022)

  The purpose of this study is based on an evaluation of community safety initiatives for student safety in the Limpopo Province, South Africa. The aim of this study was to evaluate community safety initiatives for student ...
• The impact of exercise on self-esteem, anxiety, and depression on first-year students at the University of Venda 

  Tshikovhele, Khodani Lucky (2022)

  Students who transition from school to tertiary institutions can experience stressors which lead to anxiety and depression. This can be alleviated by exercise. Limited research has been undertaken about exercise and ...
• An historical examination of the evolution of student activism at the University ff Limpopo (formely known as the University of the North),1968 to 2015 

  Vuma, Sethuthuthu Lucky (2022)

  The problem under investigation in this thesis is centred on the complex changes and transformation in student activism at the University of Limpopo (UL) during the period 1968-2015. The overreaching objectives of the ...
• Analysing South Africa's state capture controversy : an economic monopoly battle or not? 

  Semosa, Abel (2022)

  State capture in South Africa became the talk of the day in the mainstream media and social media alike. This was the case following state capture report (herein after referred to as ―the report‖) released by former public ...
• An exploratory study of psychological resilience factors associated with climate change adaptation by subsistence farmers in a rural community in Maruleng, Limpopo Province 

  Kgopa, Bontle Patience (2022)

  Climate change poses a major threat to both the well-being of people and the environment. Subsistence farmers are particularly affected because they rely on local supply systems that are sensitive to climate variation. ...
• An exploration of triple whammy oppression and its role in creating unsafe environments for black women in post-apatheid South Africa : a case study of Mankweng Community, Limpopo Province 

  Maleka, Pusheletso (2022)

  During the apartheid era in South Africa, Black women were mostly oppressed members of the population. They faced the triple whammy oppression of race, sex and class which prevented them from living their lives freely. ...
• Evaluating the effectiveness of a self-care programme for intervention in burnout and compassion fatigue among nurses working in critical care areas 

  Mokoti, Nare Jonas (2022)

  This thesis is about evaluating the effectiveness of a self-care programme for intervention in burnout and compassion fatigue among nurses working in critical care areas. A convenient sampling method of all the nurses who ...
• Coping guidelines for women who have experienced the psychological impact of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) in Ehlanzeni District 

  Nyathi, Charmain Sandra (2022)

  The study investigated the phenomena of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) in women in Ehlanzeni District, Mpumulanga, South Africa in order to develop coping guidelines. This is because, one in every four, or a quarter ...
• Perceptions of University of Limpopo 3rd year psychology students on the inclusion of men in gender-based violence prevention campaigns in South Africa 

  Maboga, Vhonani Ishmael (2022)

  Gender-based violence (GBV) has become a global epidemic and it affects those who are most vulnerable in society, predominantly women and children. Several causal factors have been identified, which include gender norms, ...
• Perceptions of principals and circuit managers on the need for school social workers at Mankweng Circuit, South Africa 

  Sibise, Katekani (2021)

  The need for school social work was first recognised in the 1940s in South Africa. And in recent years, researchers have shown interest in understanding social workers in school settings. In pursuit of adding to knowledge, ...
• Exploring perception of social workers of the utilisation of employee assistance programme services in Greater Giyani Municipality, Limpopo Province 

  Makhubele, Tlangeleni Glory (2022)

  Social workers are working with vulnerable, marginalised and abused clients on a daily basis. Hence, Employee Assistance Programme services are vital to nurture the emotional well-being of employees. The purpose of this ...
• An exploratory study into the experience and behaviors of students who use nyaope/whonga at the University of Limpopo 

  Mphahlele, Lucky Sibusiso (2020)

  The use and abuse of illicit drugs is a challenge which affects people on a global scale and South Africa. The use of a new street drug known as nyaope (whonga) has been on the rise in the country amongst the youth, ...
• An exploration of gender imbalances in management positions in higher education in South Africa : a case study of the University of Limpopo 

  Chidi, Itumeleng Maggie (2022)

  Education is of paramount value to the empowerment of women and also brings about positive change in our societies. Higher Education has since been in existence for so many years. Traditionally, its management structure ...
• An exploration of the exposure and effects of cyberbullying on students at the University of Limpopo 

  Mamorobela, Mahlodi Bethania (2021)

  In this study, the exposure and effects of cyberbullying on students at the University of Limpopo (UL) were explored. Furthermore, this study looked into the forms of cyberbullying that students were exposed to, the ...

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