UKZN staffer, Dr Hleliwe Khumalo, whose doctoral research tackles GBV using traditional community knowledge.
Decoding Durban’s car crime syndicates is the focus of Dr Lennox Luzipo’s PhD.
Twinning is winning! Sisters, Ms Silungile and Lungiswa Hlongwane, celebrate their Bachelor of Social Work degrees.
Ms Tarryn Joubert’s master’s research uncovers the silent scars of child neglect and mental health.Nine years of persistence and a deeply personal calling to be a voice for children whose pain was so often overlooked shaped Ms Tarryn Joubert, a Johannesburg-based single mother whose master’s dissertation, ‘Unseen Wounds: Exploring the Nexus of Child Neglect on Mental Health and Psychological Well-Being’, culminated in a meaningful study under the supervision of Dr Sachet Valjee.
Dr Yanga Futshane’s study reimagines support for students with quadriplegia.Committed to contributing meaningfully to understanding people’s lived challenges and crafting practical, humane solutions, Dr Yanga Futshane’s PhD study explores how students with quadriplegia and their assistants experience daily life within selected Higher Education Institutions.
Celebrating his PhD, Dr Tanaka Jere’s research centres indigenous knowledge in community development.
Ms Nolwazi Qwabe describes completing her master’s degree in Psychology at UKZN this year as her proudest achievement.
Advancing inclusion for Deaf communities is a passion for Ms Londeka Phakathi as she graduates with a Bachelor of Social Work degree.
Novel research by master’s graduate, Ms Shannon Mayo, examines how anxiety shapes learning among adolescents in KZN.
A standout achievement, Ms Nqobile Mkhize celebrates her BA Honours degree, awarded cum laude.The research topic, ‘An Exploratory Study of the Lived Experiences of Single Mothers Raising First-generation Students in South Africa: A Case of Inanda’, achieved cum laude, was undertaken as part of a BA Honours degree by recent graduate, Ms Nqobile Mkhize.
Moving with the times: Dr Zwanani Jeza challenges cultural normalcy.
Ms Naledi Molife who graduated with a Master’s in Criminology and Forensic Studies.
Ms Nauratha Singh has bagged her Master’s in Psychology cum laude.
Ms Shubnum Mthembu’s master’s study brings siblings of autistic individuals into focus.
Insightful PhD study by Dr Eunice Kyabaishiki looks at young mothers navigating realities of repeat pregnancy.Dr Eunice Kyabaishiki’s doctoral research in Population Studies, ‘Repeat Pregnancy and Contraceptive Use: The Experiences of Teenage Mothers in King Sabata Dalindyebo (KSD) Local Municipality, Eastern Cape Province, South Africa’, moves beyond statistics.
Dr Kershia David’s compelling PhD shows alliances subtly sustain inequality, amid motherhood and loss.
All smiles for master’s graduate Mr Lutho Mbabane who has researched child malnutrition in households receiving child support grants.
Hearty celebrations as master’s graduate Ms Karen Ann Aaron’s research advances workplace wellness strategies for South African organisations.
Ms Martha Moagi’s dynamic master’s research breaks the silence on men’s mental health stigma and support gaps.
A proud moment as Dr Mashimane Maphumulo receives his PhD.Driven by both the limitations of Operation Phakisa’s small harbour development initiatives and a deep desire to contribute meaningfully to his hometown of Port Shepstone, Dr Mashimane Maphumulo has achieved a significant academic milestone.
Going for gold: Ms Fanelesibonge celebrates summa cum laude Honours, reflecting excellence in her journey.
The struggles of young motherhood and education in Inanda is captured in Ms Samkelisiwe Ndlovu’s master’s study.
Thumbs up to UKZN staffer, Mr Kaya Macetyana.
