Mandy Rasehlomi

Dynamic project administrator with a proven track record at North-West University, excelling in community engagement and communication. Skilled in data analysis and facilitation, I effectively managed project documentation and stakeholder interactions, ensuring successful project outcomes. Committed to promoting indigenous knowledge through impactful workshops and consultations. Possesses versatile skills in project management, problem-solving, and collaboration. Brings fresh perspective and strong commitment to quality and success. Recognized for adaptability and proactive approach in delivering effective solutions. Detail-oriented individual with exceptional communication and project management skills. Proven ability to handle multiple tasks effectively and efficiently in fast-paced environments. Recognized for taking proactive approach to identifying and addressing issues, with focus on optimizing processes and supporting team objectives.

passionate about continuous learning and staying informed on diverse topics, fostering strong analytical and comprehension skills, experience in guiding peers and students, demonstrating leadership, patience and effective communication and an active participant in sports, developing discipline, resilience and teamwork skills.

Publications and conferences

• Rasehlomi, M.M., Khumalo, T.A., Risimati, V.M., Maditsi, M.E and Koitsiwe, M.T., 2023. The Role of Indigenous Knowledge in Promoting Peace and Social Solidarity among Local Communities in South Africa. Gender and Behaviour, 21(1), pp.21291-21303.
• Maditsi, M.E., Rasehlomi, M.M. and Seemise, T.H., 2024. A Quest for Decolonization: Incorporating Indigenous Pedagogies to Foster Teaching and Learning at Higher Education Institutions in South Africa. Journal of Mother-Tongue Biblical Hermeneutics & Theology (MOTBIT), 6(5).
• Maditsi, M.E., Rasehlomi, M.M., Seemise, T.H. and Noge, K.M., 2025. Using Biocultural Community Protocols to Preserve and Protect Valuable IK: A Course to Develop an Extra Layer of Rights for Two Indigenous Communities. In Revaluation and Preservation of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Modern Society (pp. 139-158). IGI Global Scientific Publishing.
• Rasehlomi MM, Sedupane G and Aremu AO. Contribution of indigenous foods to dietary diversity within Mahikeng Local Municipality, South Africa. 23RDInternational Congress of the International Society for Ethnopharmacology & the 2nd International Congress of the African Phytomedicine Scientific Society (ISE-APSS). Cape Town International Convention Centre, Cape Town, South Africa 23-26 October 2024. (Oral presentation)
• Rasehlomi, M.M. and Maditsi, M.E., 2022. Using clinic gardens to promote indigenous crops for food and nutritional security in Ngaka Modiri Molema District. Paper presented at the BIKS research seminar held by Freedom Park, Pretoria.
• Maditsi, M.E., and Rasehlomi, M.M, 2025. Towards protecting, promoting, managing and developing indigenous knowledge: Nexus smart village development in South Africa. Paper presented at the Indigenous Knowledge-led smart village regeneration conference held in East London International Convention Centre, Eastern Cape.
• Rasehlomi, M.M., Risimati, V.M and Maditsi, M.E., 2022. Exploring the indigenous knowledge of plant-based medicines in raising African indigenous families, 7th Mpumalanga oral history conference, November 17-18, 2021.
• Rasehlomi, M.M. and Sedupane, G., 2024. The role of indigenous foods in dietary diversity within Mahikeng Local Municipality. Paper presented at the Tripartite Inter-Universities Research Colloquium, Polokwane.