The active involvement of authorities at national, provincial and local levels is needed to assist SMMEs on Durban’s Golden Mile to bounce back to normality after the devastation caused by

The top two UKZN candidates from the Honours in Clinical Sociology programme, Ms Swazi Hlatshwayo and Mr Safwaan Barradeen, have graduated. Hlatshwayo examined the impact of SARS-CoV-2 on acts of

The world is currently battling with the impact of climate change and the youth will one day be responsible for decisions made today. So says Ms Sabrina Maggott who graduated

Mr Nkululeko Muthwa, who uses a wheelchair due to cerebral palsy, was thrilled to graduate with his Masters in Social Sciences for his research that looks at South Africa’s ability

Many parishioners of a church in Durban implicitly believe in curses and the impact they can have on human activities, according to research done by the Rev Georges Bidzogo of

UKZN staff member Mr Lucky Mdletshe was shot and seriously wounded while studying for his Master’s degree. But he soldiered on and was able to submit his thesis just in

The Chancellor’s Distinguished Professor of French, Women’s/Gender Studies and Africana Studies at the Indiana University in Indianapolis, Professor Obioma Nnaemeka, was recently awarded an honorary doctorate by UKZN. Nnaemeka received

UKZN Master of Social Sciences graduate Ms Nontobeko Nxele examined the role of the COVID-19 Social Relief of Distress Grant (SRD) within the community of Elandskop in Pietermaritzburg. Nxele was

In contrast to a perceived prevailing opinion in South Africa that fathers are generally unwilling to take responsibility for their children, a Master’s degree study found that most showed a