• Forecasting hourly solar irradiance in South Africa using machine learning models 

  Mutavhatsindi, Tendani (2020-08-12)

  Solar irradiance forecasting is essential in renewable energy grids amongst others for back-up programming, operational planning, and short-term power purchases. This research study focuses on forecasting hourly solar ...
• Effects of water shortage on the health of women at Mpheni Village, Vhembe District 

  Mabolani, Vutlhari Olive (2020-02)

  Water shortage is a situation wherein there is inadequate, unreliable and unaffordable water for a healthy life. Two third of the world’s women do not have access to safe and clean water. Water shortage is caused by droughts, ...
• Management of water resources and impacts of climate change in the Upper Pungwe River Basin 

  Gumbo, Anesu Dion (2019-10)

  Developing countries are largely characterized by rural-based communities often settled in headwater catchments whose livelihoods are dependent on natural resources available. As the climate changes, hydrological regimes ...
• Factors contributing to antiretroviral treatment non-adherence among caregivers of children under five years of age, Vhembe District, South Africa 

  Lithole, Takalani Julia (2019-11)

  HIV/AIDS is the world’s leading cause of premature death in children under five years. The promoters of an AIDS free generation predict a situation in which children living with HIV/AIDS readily have access to antiretroviral ...
• The occurrence and distribution of microplastics in surficial sediments and fish in a South African reservoir 

  Mbedzi, Rendani (2020-02-05)

  Microplastics have become a major environmental concern globally due to their potential impacts on ecosystem function. They are known to be ubiquitously present, persistent and bio−accumulative, yet ecological impacts of ...
• Assessing the effects of invasive and native leaf litter decomposition dynamics in agricultural water impoundments 

  Mutshekwa, Thendo (2020-02)

  Leaf litter contributes to the functioning of aquatic ecosystems through allochthonous inputs of carbon, nitrogen and other elements. In many freshwater ecosystems, leaf litter inputs are among the most important cross-ecosystem ...
• Perceptions of health care workers regarding risk of exposure to infection in tuberculosis units at a selected hospital in the Vhembe District, South Africa 

  Mmbara, Fhatuwani Godfrey (2019-08)

  Health Care Workers (HCWs) in tuberculosis (TB) units spend most of their time with TB infected patients. This increases their risk of contracting the tuberculosis disease from their work environment. The purpose of this ...
• Insectivorous bat diversity in relation to proximity and type of water source at two sites in the Limpopo Valley, South Africa 

  Nelufule, Murunwa (2019-11-25)

  Water availability plays an important role in the habitat requirements of bats. Previous studies have shown that water bodies (both natural and artificial) are used by bats and other animals for drinking water and foraging. ...
• Spatial variability of soil biological and chemical indicators in selected soils in South Africa 

  Lenyanyabede, Khutso (2019-11)

  Understanding the spatial variability of selected soil fertility indicators could make it possible to optimize the use of agricultural inputs with the reduction of economic and environmental risks. The aim of this study ...
• The legality of land expropriation without compensation in South Africa: A comparative in international legal approach 

  Mawere, Joshua (2020-09-21)

  The focal problem anchoring this study, is that there is no consensus on the legality of expropriating land without compensation in South Africa in light of international and regional laws. Therefore, the study examines ...
• Spatial variability of aggregate stability, size distribution, erosion and runoff in selected soils in South Africa 

  Mabasa, Hlayisani Zacharia (2019-11)

  Soil erosion and runoff are a major threat to soil productivity since it is associated with the removal of the top layer, depletion of essential plant nutrients, and reduces infiltration of water into the soil. Soil aggregate ...
• The impact of cattle grazing on a recently rehabilitated grassland ecosystem in an open cast coal mine in Mpumalanga, South Africa 

  Thovhakale, Ndivhuho Duke (2020-08-26)

  This study was about the impact of cattle grazing on recently rehabilitated site at a former opencast coal mine in Mpumalanga, Witbank coalfield. The area has been rehabilitated by backfilling and levelling of spoil material, ...
• Evaluation of potential acid mine drainage: A case study of the Albert Silver Mine, Mpumalanga Province, South Africa 

  Ngomane, Stanley Simob (2020-09-21)

  Generally, mining produces mine wastes that contain sulfide minerals that have potential to produce acid mine drainage. Albert Silver Mine conducted mining of the silver-sulfide bearing ore from 1885 to 1914. However, at ...
• An Assessment of Teacher - Parent Collaboration in Promoting Quality Teaching and Learning in the Foundation Phase: A Case Study of Sibasa Circuit Primary Schools, Limpopo Province 

  Murunwa, Ndifelani Bridgette (2020)

  The South African legislation through the constitution and the South African Schools Act (SASA) of 1996 allows for parents make meaningful contribution towards their children’s school activities. In many countries, including ...
• The Impact and Determinants of the Qualitative Characteristics on the Usefulness of Financial Reporting: Some Evidence from Selected JSE-Listed Firms 

  Sinthumule, Orifha (2020-05-20)

  The objective of financial reporting is to provide useful information about, the financial position, financial performance and cash-flow position of an entity, to the users of its financial statements. For countries that ...
• Development of a GIS database prototype for effective solid waste management in Thohoyandou CBD and its environs, Limpopo Province 

  Netshaulu, Murendeni (2020-02)

  The biggest environmental challenge affecting developing countries is the rapid growth of solid waste and its consequent poor management. Management of waste requires data from different entities associated with solid ...
• Assessing the variations in alien plant communities within powerline corridors: A case study of Fundudzi and Khakhu Powerline Corridors 

  Ligege, Mukondi Olga (2020-08)

  Human activities such as the use of powerline servitude corridors for the secure transmission and distribution of electricity alter natural landscapes and change vegetation patterns, and may also encourage the spread of ...
• Knowledge of female students regarding the human papilloma virus (HPV) and vaccines at selected University in the Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Mushasha, Matodzi Pertunia (2020-02-24)

  Background: The Human papillomavirus (HPV) is the virus that is transmitted sexually. It can be spread through genital contact and can also be transmitted through skin to skin contact. HPV if not detected and treated early ...
• Communication as a management function with specific reference to University of Venda 

  Muthadzwi, Tshililo Rachel (2020-07-03)

  This study investigates Communication as a management function with specific reference to University of Venda. The study was carried out at the University of Venda in South Africa and it covered a cross section of personnel ...
• Factors contributing to alcohol abuse and health effects among the youth at Makhado Municipality, South Africa 

  Mudau, Mbavhalelo Delco (2020-02)

  Lately, the abuse of alcohol amongst youth has become a global problem, resulting in individual, social and economic implications. Alcohol abuse is the third leading risk factor for poor health, causing disease and death ...

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