Dr Sethembiso Promise Mthembu, Deputy Director for Research and Policy Analysis in the Ministry in the Presidency Responsible for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities and Co-founder of Her Rights
Dr Josphine Hapazari, a part-time lecturer at the National University of Lesotho, was thrilled to graduate with a PhD in Sociology for her research that explored the drivers of sexual
Sisters and best friends, Ms Sibusisiwe and Ms Dintle Masondo enjoyed raiding each another’s closets, choosing each other’s outfits, and dressing-up together ahead of their graduation ceremonies in which they
An excited Dr Takunda Mathathu graduated from UKZN recently with his PhD in Sociology for his research that explored Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and lived experiences of rural women residing in
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
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
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