The Independent Online (IOL) news service was used as a case study for research into Media coverage of food for healthy living. The research earned Ms Nokubonga Jele, a digital
Socio-cultural factors influencing the reintegration of obstetric fistula survivors in Malawi was the focus of a study which earned Dr Mwawi Gondwe a PhD in Population Studies. Obstetric fistula refers
The activities of some new religious movements (NRMs) in Zimbabwe tend to benefit pastors, their families and a few elites and often involve allegations of ‘believers being defrauded’. This was
Ms Keemera Govender, Dr Krinesha George, Dr Nokukhanya Mbonambi and Dr Smangele Shandu were all supervised by Professor Shanta Singh for their Criminology degrees. Govender, who examined the impact of
The Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant has the potential to significantly relieve extreme poverty as well as kick-start entrepreneurial activities. This was the finding of graduate Mr Ndumiso Mthalane
Does having a child change the contraceptive use behaviour of young mothers? That’s the question Dr Lungisile Shange sought to answer from research she did which earned her a PhD
Using social media as an employment creation strategy for students in Durban was explored in a study by Mr Thobelani Mdluli for his Master’s degree in Development Studies. Said Mdluli:
Ms Shirdika Pillai, a Junior Communications Associate at the Global Strategic Communications Council (GSCC) recently graduated with a Master of Arts (Drama and Performance Studies) degree from the University of
