UKZN staffer Mrs Ronica Bagwandin and her son Nervay graduated together – Ronica with a Bachelor of Social Sciences degree and Nervay a Postgraduate Diploma (Hons) in BCom Accounting. Mom
Ms Theshaya Naidoo scored 16 distinctions during studies for her Bachelor of Social Sciences degree she achieved with a cum laude pass. Naidoo said she was proud to be following
Exploring experiences of vulnerability among local Black African women in adapting to the impacts of flood disasters in Durban metropolitan areas, resulted in Dr Fidelis Udo graduating with a PhD
Policies guiding and regulating the welfare of rural women living with disabilities – in connection with their fundamental rights and freedom in the Nkandla Local Municipality – were assessed during
The training of teacher librarians and the development of school libraries in KwaZulu-Natal were the focus of research by UKZN staff member Dr Siyanda Kheswa who graduated with a PhD
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
Radhamany Sooryamoorthy, a Professor of Sociology in the School of Social Sciences, has been appointed as a Research Fellow of Stellenbosch University. The three-year appointment is awarded in recognition of
UKZN clinical sociologist Professor Mariam Seedat-Khan has been nominated for the My Pink Stilettos Amazing Women International Award that recognises women around the world who are doing extraordinary things to
PhD student in Political Sciences Ms Gugu Mjilo has penned an autobiography about living with a disability called Akulahlwa Mbeleko Ngakufelwa, that is derived from a Zulu proverb about hope
PhD student in Anthropology, Ms Gugulethu Zondi has published an English study guide titled Dried Ink 101 English Study Guide. The guide uses simple terminology to explain the building blocks