Mr TD Ngoveni

College of Law
School of Criminal Justice
Department: Criminology and Security Science
Chair
Tel:	012 433 9510
E-mail:	ngovetd@unisa.ac.za

Masters Degree in Policing (Tshwane University of Technology)
Post Graduate Diploma in Governance & Political Transformation (University of Free State)
B-Tech Degree in Corrections Management (UNISA)
Diploma in Corrections Management (UNISA)
Certificate in Good Governance in Africa (TMALI) UNISA

Title: The Nature of Rape in the Mankweng Policing Areas of Limpopo Province, South Africa.

Journal: International Journal of Social Research Science and Review, 2022. Issue: Vol. 5, No. 6

Author(s): Sekwaila Naum Mamabolo; Witness Maluleke; Khomotjo Lekgau & Tinyiku David Ngoveni

Title: “Insights on the use of community policing forum for crime prevention: A case study of the Brooklyn police station, South Africa”

Journal: International Journal of Research in Business and Social Science,2022 (2147- 4478), issue: Vol. 5 No 11.

Authors: Tinyiku David Ngoveni (a) Witness Maluleke (b) * Christopher Mabasa (c) "

Title: The Nexus of South African Police Service and Community Policing Forums in dismantling the ‘Boko Haram’ gang in the Dan Village of Tzaneen Township, South Africa

Journal: International Journal of Social Research Science and Review, 2022. Issue: Vol. 5, No. 11

Author(s): Tinyiku David Ngoveni

Title: “A Systematic Study on the Evolutions of Community Policing Forums: A Supplementary Tool to Crime Prevention in South Africa”

Journal: International Journal of Social Science Research and Review, 2022. Issue: Vol 11 No 5

Author(s): Tinyiku David Ngoveni

Title “Rural Policing of Burglary at Residential Premises in Ga-Molepo Village, Limpopo Province, South Africa. Issue: Vol. 15, No.04, October-December 2023 (421-437).

Author(s): Beauty Mogaladi Malatjie, Witness Maluleke, Khomotjo Phalane & Tinyiku David Ngoveni

CRIMSA, Gender Transformation and Employment Equity in South African today
8th Spring Law Conference: The impact of community policing forum in crime prevention
The Evolution of Community Policing Forums as Police Supplementary Tool in Crime Prevention: a Comparative Study
“Not yet Uhuru, not yet Azania” How far? Gender transformation and employment equity: Reflection on South Africa’s rainbow and equality Myth
The Role of CPFs as SAPS Complement to ensure Compliance During Covid19
Root out the root cause: Gender Discrimination, SA Perspective
Gender transformation. [Spring law conference] at Unisa

Community Policing Forum, Executive Secretary (Hlanganani Police station), Limpopo province, South Africa