Ms Marilyn Jordon, Mr Thanduxolo Rubela, Mr Thembinkosi Nene, Mr Siyabonga Magoso and Mr Joey Mshengu proved that hard work, commitment and dedication pay off when they graduated with their Master’s in Education. Dr Jaqueline Naidoo supervised their research. Magoso …
They say that age is just a number and 74-year-old Mr Michael Mahony certainly proved that to be true when he graduated with a Master’s in Catholic Theology. After his retirement in 2007, Mahony wrote and published a collection of …
Dr Protas Madlala, an anti-apartheid activist who fought for vulnerable people who faced forced removals, was capped Doctor of Social Science (honoris causa) by the University of KwaZulu-Natal. He expressed his deep gratitude to the University for recognising his many years …
Maternal and child malnutrition are underlying causes for more than 3.5 million deaths annually worldwide, with some 35% of the global disease burden manifesting in children under five-years-old. In Ethiopia, it is a major public health problem with long and …
Research, using stochastic epidemic models, into the role of wildlife in the distribution of tick-borne pathogens provided the foundation for Dr Milliward Maliyoni’s PhD in Applied Mathematics which he received from UKZN. Tick-borne diseases have serious health and economic consequences, causing …
Professor Maheshvari Naidu is proud of her one master’s and five PhD students that received degrees in Anthropology, Gender Studies, International Relations and Peace Studies. All were qualitative studies that drew on rich empirical data. Naidu said that each of …
South African Blind Cricketer, Mr Jackson Make, graduated with his Bachelor of Social Science degree. He described his graduation as one of his greatest achievements thus far. Make was part of the South African squad that participated in the 40-over …
Mr Bonginkosi Zulu (cum laude), Mr Siphiwe Zungu, Mr Thokozani Biyela, Ms Nhlanzi Chlarisa and Mr Andile Mbhele were thrilled to receive their degrees of Master in Education. Their research was supervised by Dr Cedric Mpungose. Zulu’s study explored teachers’ reflections …
Ms Bongolethu Diko graduated with her Masters in Criminology and Forensic Studies for her research on the role of the Criminologist in Compiling Pre-sentence Reports in the Durban High Court. Pre-sentence reports are generally compiled by social workers, psychologists and …
UKZN’s Centre for Communication, Media and Society (CCMS) graduates Ms Lungelo Ndlovu, Mr Jean-Luc Hardy, Ms Holly Wasserfall, Ms Tamanda Masambuka, Ms Nonjabulo Ndwandwe, Mr Johannes Pretorius and Ms Nothando Ntake, were thrilled to receive their Honours Degrees in Media and Communication cum …