A wide-spread format is: Author(s) (date), title of the page, URL (accessed + date). "accessed" is often omitted, but I think it is important because the content of pages may change, as well as the URL. The date of access can be helpful to find the cited version later in the Internet Archive (https://archive.org/). See also the many help pages on citing websites (https://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+cite+website).

Hello Lindiwe Monyamane

Different referencing systems will have different requirements eg Vancouver vs Harvard. So I suggest be sure which system you are told to use from the organisation assessing the dissertation and do your references according to that? Have they specified their preference(s)?

Thank you for your response Joseph Lee. I didn't even realise that I did not include my preferred referencing style. I am sorry for that.

I am using APA 7th edition.

Thank you for your support.

Simply, go to this website:

www.citethisforme.com

very active website for citing different types of resources.

If you need more help, then I am ready..

Regards