Decoloniality Through Inclusion – Towards a Vision of Promotion and Support of Marginalised Communities through Bridging the Oppressive Divide between Arts, Humanities, Sciences and Technology, was the title of a
Several facets of parenthood were captured through research that investigated delicate matters of motherhood, mainly, the impact of both present and absent biological mothers on young mothers in Africa. Dr
In a series of firsts, Professor Hangwelani Hope Magidimisha-Chipungu has propelled herself to the top of her field and made history as the first Black woman in South Africa to
Dr Mvuselelo Ngcoya, Academic Leader and Associate Professor in the School of Built Environment, and Development Studies recently took a fieldtrip to the Durban CBD with his honours class to
Academic and Administrative Coordinator of the BSS4 programme in the College of Humanities, Mr Skhumbuzo Mtolo, graduated with his Master’s in Population Studies for his research that explored the academic,
The School of the Built Environment and Development Studies in the College of Humanities recently hosted a three-day symposium titled: “The Pan African City: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow” which analysed
Ms Avuyile Siphala and Nokwanda Nxumalo graduated with their Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Social Sciences degrees respectively, and they are only 19 years old! Siphala, known for her
Exploring the concept of Gender Mainstreaming in Urban Space to Promote Inclusive Cities: A Case of Warwick Market, earned Ms Kiara Rampaul a Master of Town and Regional Planning degree.
A desire to play a role in improving health-related matters in communities spurred the research of two graduates – Ms Zandile Msimango and Ms Bridget Msomi – who were awarded
UKZN’s Centre for Civil Society (CCS) and CIVICUS, a global civil society alliance hosted a webinar on the state of civil society during the COVID-19 pandemic. It featured Mr Andrew