Professor Rozena Maart of the School of Social Sciences presented a paper through Zoom at the 18th session of the Intergovernmental Working Group on the effective implementation of the Durban
Intersections of Gender and Food Insecurity in a Political and Economic Crisis Environment: A Reflection from NGOs and Civil Society Organisations in Zimbabwe. That is the title of a thesis
UKZN alumnus Dr Quraisha Dawood launched her new book Almost Me, which explores her personal journey through miscarriage, post-partum depression and motherhood. Dawood writes in the book – published by
The picture of black women’s hair in the recent Clicks advert brought in to sharp focus the fact that transformation is happening at a snail’s pace in South Africa. To
Professor Maheshvari Naidu Full Professor in Anthropology & Academic Leader of Research Heritage, in all its slippery and contested incarnate forms, is pointed out as being legacy from the past.
Social Sciences student Ms Nomfundo Mayeza is a finalist in the upcoming Miss Teenager South Africa 2020 – a pageant which focuses on youth empowerment and making a difference in the lives of others.
UKZN Social Sciences academic Professor Radhamany Sooryamoorthy has published a book titled: Science, Policy and Development in Africa (Cambridge University Press).
The School of Social Sciences in the College of Humanities has concluded a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) at the University of London.
Social Sciences student Ms Thembalethu Ntuli has been appointed secretary of the Global Youth Parliament (GYP), one of the world’s largest youth ideas transforming organisations, which aims to motivate young people in societal work, entrepreneurship, democracy and sustainable development.
The School of Social Sciences launched their Decolonisation Discussion Series, with PhD candidates Ms Subashini Govender, Ms Angela Kavishe and Ms Asania Maphoto presenting under the theme: Can There be Decolonisation without Africanisation?