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
As part of the four-day John Langalibalele Dube Memorial Lecture series, former political prisoner and author Mr Ngila Michael Muendane and PhD candidate in Political Science at UKZN Mr Lukhona
Key issues, including declining public financing for Higher Education Institutions and uncertain political times impacting on UKZN’s planning and operations, were explored by the University’s Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Professor Nana
UKZN academic Professor Rozena Maart hosted an online symposium related to the feature – Decoloniality and Decolonial Education: South Africa and the World – she edited in the journal ALTERNATION.
Clinical Sociologist in UKZN’s College of Humanities Professor Mariam Seedat-Khan presented a paper in a plenary session during the Kandivli Education Society’s International virtual conference on the Stress and Mental
Mr Ntokozo Vundla was ecstatic to graduate with his Bachelor of Social Sciences Honours from UKZN. He overcame financial difficulties, academic hurdles and stigma at home to graduate summa cum
Mr Mphathesithe Mkhize graduated with his Master of Social Sciences. His research on Localising the Sustainable Development Goals in Rural Municipalities through Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships: A case study of Nkandla Local
Clinical Sociologist in the School of Social Sciences Professor Mariam Seedat-Khan and UKZN alumnus Dr Ara Ramnund-Mansingh are part of the Higher Educational Attainment Inequalities and Single Parent families in
This year’s oldest UKZN graduate Mr Bonginkosi Mshengu (69) has been awarded a BA Honours degree in Political Science, realising his long-held desire of obtaining a postgraduate qualification. Mshengu, who
Research by UKZN staff member Ms Lungelo Khanyile revealed that men may have unsafe sex or have multiple concurrent partners once they are circumcised or go on to an oral