A Special Issue of the Alternation journal titled Decoloniality and Decolonial Education: South Africa and the World, edited by Professor Rozena Maart, was launched at Ike’s Bookstore in Durban. Critiques
UKZN’s School of Social Sciences collaborated with non-governmental organisation Themba Njilo Foundation to donate 20 buckets of reusable sanitary towels to Hayfield Primary School in Pietermaritzburg as part of their
Dr Nokuthula Cele of the School of Social Sciences and Dr Janine Hicks of the School of Law have been honoured for their excellence in teaching and learning support. The
UKZN history lecturer Dr Mphumeleli Ngidi researched experiences of African residents who lived in Durban’s Cato Manor for his PhD in Social Sciences. The area, popularly known as Mkhumbane, was
As part of a transdisciplinary anthropology and agricultural sciences research study, Ms Senelisiwe Ndlela investigated community perceptions of an early lightning warning system in Swayimane, UMshwathi. This study, which is
Conflict over the equitable distribution of oil resources and the sustainability of livelihoods in the Niger Delta region was the focus of research which earned Dr Henry Irabor a PhD
Cyberstalking in Tanzanian universities was the subject of research by Dr Angela Kavishe, who was awarded a PhD in Sociology for the study, supervised by Professor Maheshvari Naidu. ‘Cyberstalking is
The Ntuli Family, comprising UKZN students and alumni, participated in Family Feud South Africa, the popular international television game show with Steve Harvey as the host. The show features two families who
Academics in the College of Humanities participated in an Islamic Studies conference themed: Studying Islam and Muslims: Trajectories and Futures of South African Scholarship. They were Dr Cherry Muslim, Dr
Dr Maserole Kgari-Masondo of the School of Social Sciences was commissioned by the South African Department of Basic Education (DBE) and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) to prepare a