Dr Precious Saiya, whose PhD reveals how correctional libraries empower, educate and transform inmates’ lives, on stage with Professor Vivian Ojong (Dean of Research in the College of Humanities).
Fellow of the University of KwaZulu-Natal, Professor Radhamany Sooryamoorthy.
Master’s graduate, Ms Lethiwe Masinga.
Dr Joseph Sindane celebrated achieving his PhD with his proud family. From left: Lindiwe (daughter); Dr Joseph Sindane; Ayanda (daughter); and his wife, Ms Zanele Sindane. 
In her master’s research, Ms Nancy Mudau uncovers how libraries can inspire a love of reading in private schools.
Mr Asanda Mazeka’s master’s research addresses the political landscape. Aspiring politician, Mr Asanda Mazeka has graduated with a Master of Social Science in Political Science. His research examined political corruption in Nigeria, specifically investigating the causes and consequences for development between 2010 and 2015.
Proud master’s graduate, Ms Emma Monaheng.Mrs Emma Monaheng has worked in the health sector for over 20 years and has long struggled to understand why health outcomes remain poor - especially when South Africa has world-class policies and significant resource allocations.
Post-pandemic office life isn’t business as usual - reveals Ms Perdita Naidoo’s master’s research.Ms Perdita Naidoo, a dedicated staff member, has completed her master’s dissertation titled “Investigating Women Employees’ Experiences of Returning to the Office After Working Remotely Due to Coronavirus: The Case of the College of Humanities, Pietermaritzburg Campus, University of KwaZulu-Natal”.
