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Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa, 2021
Musina municipality is one of the driest municipality in the far North of Limpopo Province, South Africa. It is plainly constituted by poor livelihoods of rural communities, as extensively does most rural communities elsewhere.
Azwindini Isaac Ramaano
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Musina municipality is one of the driest municipality in the far North of Limpopo Province, South Africa. It is plainly constituted by poor livelihoods of rural communities, as extensively does most rural communities elsewhere.
Azwindini Isaac Ramaano
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Precambrian Research, 1992
Abstract The term “Limpopo Orogeny” refers to the common high-grade metamorphic and tectonic event that affected the Archaean rocks of the Central and Southern Marginal Zones of the Limpopo Belt and its influence on the adjacent portions of the Kaapvaal Craton.
J.M. Barton, D.D. van Reenen
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Abstract The term “Limpopo Orogeny” refers to the common high-grade metamorphic and tectonic event that affected the Archaean rocks of the Central and Southern Marginal Zones of the Limpopo Belt and its influence on the adjacent portions of the Kaapvaal Craton.
J.M. Barton, D.D. van Reenen
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, 2020
Groundwater quality and its suitability for drinking and irrigation uses were assessed and multivariate statistical analysis were applied to understand the chemical characteristics of groundwater in the upper part of Luvuvhu sub-catchment in Limpopo ...
V. Elumalai +5 more
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Groundwater quality and its suitability for drinking and irrigation uses were assessed and multivariate statistical analysis were applied to understand the chemical characteristics of groundwater in the upper part of Luvuvhu sub-catchment in Limpopo ...
V. Elumalai +5 more
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Seismic studies in the Limpopo Belt
Precambrian Research, 1992Abstract The structure of the Archaean Limpopo Belt of southern Africa has been investigated by means of a deep seismic reflection profile and the recording of the traveltimes of mining-induced tremors at regional distances. Interpretation of the traveltimes suggests that a seismic low-velocity zone exists in the upper mantle of the northern Kaapvaal
R.J. Durrheim, W.H. Barker, R.W.E. Green
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Loss of land and livelihoods from mining operations: A case in the Limpopo Province, South Africa
, 2020Loss or degradation of communal lands can have major implications for people’s livelihoods and well-being in rural underdeveloped areas. Mining operations are one driver of land loss with negative implications for people.
R. Shackleton
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South African Geographical Journal, 1929
(1929). The Vaal Limpopo Watershed. South African Geographical Journal: Vol. 12, No. 1, pp. 36-45.
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(1929). The Vaal Limpopo Watershed. South African Geographical Journal: Vol. 12, No. 1, pp. 36-45.
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Geoforum, 2019
Over the past decade, South Africa’s Kruger National Park has become embroiled in a rhino poaching crisis. In response, state authorities are applying military logics, personnel, training, and equipment to protect endangered black and threatened white ...
Rebecca C. Witter, Terre Satterfield
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Over the past decade, South Africa’s Kruger National Park has become embroiled in a rhino poaching crisis. In response, state authorities are applying military logics, personnel, training, and equipment to protect endangered black and threatened white ...
Rebecca C. Witter, Terre Satterfield
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The banks of the Limpopo River
1985The curious fate that befell the Elephant’s Child on the slimy banks of the Limpopo River in Rudyard Kipling’s story reminds us that muddy sediments are as remarkable in their properties and behaviour as they are commonplace in a wide range of sedimentary environments. What is a muddy sediment?
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Tectonic model for the evolution of the Limpopo Belt
Precambrian Research, 1992Abstract Constraints on which any model for the tectonic evolution of the Limpopo Belt must be based include the following data: crustal thickening to at least 65 km between ∼2700 and 2650 Ma ago was responsible for the formation of the granulite terrane exposed in the Limpopo Belt today.
C. Roering +9 more
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