• Ethics and leadership: A critical analysis of cultural resources for ethical leadership in Southern Africa. 

  Chedondo, Martin. (2019)

  There is no doubt that there is a leadership problem of crisis proportions in Southern Africa and in Africa in general. This leadership crisis is not exclusively in the realm of politics, it can be found in business and ...

• Interculturalité et pluriculturalité en classe de FLE : Une analyse du corpus littéraire du curriculum actuel des bacheliers de l’IEB. 

  Ortmann, Carrissa Anne. (2019)

  Ce projet est né en premier lieu de mon intérêt dans le domaine du FLE et de la littérature française, et mes expériences comme enseignante et tutrice du français. Pendant mes études à l’université, j’ai donné des cours ...

• The body as a site of communication and performance in storytelling : analyzing the offline and online body in performance, in Lungile Mncube’s The Ancient (2017). 

  Mncube, Lungile. (2018)

  This research explores the idea of the body being the site of communication and performance in storytelling. It further examines how storytelling has evolved and how that has affected the“offline” and “online” body. The ...

• Aesthetics in African cultural performance : a critical study of Ote'gwu festival among the Igala people in Nigeria. 

  Obaje, Ojochogwu Joy. (2018)

  The Aesthetics of African cultural performance is predominantly understood through non- African conceptualisations. Notably, such conceptualisations focus on the general analysis of the beauty of art as possessing intrinsic ...

• The effects of citizen journalism on the ethics of journalism : the case of the Marikana Massacre and the #FeesMustFall movement. 

  Shandu, Nothando Happy-Girl. (2019)

  Citizen journalism has for many years, been conceived as a new phenomenon of the twenty-first century, whereas, it has been around long before this period. Due to the creation of the internet and the readiness and accessibility ...

• Rethinking the African economic ethic of indigenisation in the light of the expansion of global neo-liberal capitalistic practices : a critical study on the prospects for purposeful regional economic integration in the Southern African Development Community (SADC). 

  Kamusoko, Edgar Munyarari. (2019)

  During the Cold War, the world order was bi-polar and largely divided between liberalism and communism. The end of the Cold War saw global neo-liberal capitalism emerging to dominate the world as the only economic system ...

• The internationalisation of the war on terrorism and making of a modern threat to the ethic of political liberalism : a conceptualisation of the current threat to global peace and security. 

  Madzvamuse, Thando. (2018)

  The terrorist attacks in the United States of America (USA) on 11 September 2001 unquestionably caused anguish for the nation. Instead of seeking justice, the USA went on a retribution mission which led it to lose self-control ...

• Introducing advances in non-toxic intaglio printmaking at the Centre for Visual Arts UKZN through practice based research. 

  Pretorius, Casparus Eloff. (2018)

  This study investigated the reduction of hazards in intaglio printmaking through practicebased research of non-toxic etching and intaglio materials. Traditional etching techniques involve health, safety, and environmental ...

• Tableware for everyday food and feast: the ceramics of Fay Morris. 

  Morris, Fay. (2018)

  This practice-based MAFA-R consists of integrated theoretical and practical components. The theoretical component is divided into two volumes, with Volume I looking at the potential of commensality (eating together) to ...

• ‘Sotho-Tswana’ Difala vessels in selected South African museums: challenges in descriptions and catalogues. 

  Motsamayi, Mathodi Freddie. (2019)

  This thesis focuses on specific rare examples of Sotho-Tswana indigenous vessels, known as Difala (‘granary vessels’ made of dung), in selected South African museums, with the aim to, firstly, contextualise the vessels in ...

• Religion and homosexuality criminalization in Uganda : the contribution of the American anti-homosexual evangelicals towards the 2014 anti-homosexuality law. 

  Kisitu, Gyaviira. (2018)

  Although it was annulled within months of its promulgation, the 2014 Anti- homosexuality law in Uganda continues to generate critical questions on various aspects surrounding its promulgation. In this context, the study ...

• A criminological investigation into the South African correctional services approach towards offenders' rehabilitation: a case study of the Westville Correctional Centre in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal. 

  Murhula, Bashizi Bashige. (2019)

  The South African Department of Correctional Services has a constitutional mandate to provide rehabilitation programmes that address offenders’ criminal conducts. The rehabilitation approach currently used to deliver this ...

• A criminological analysis on safety and security of African foreign nationals in Durban, South Africa. 

  Cinini, Samuel Fikiri. (2019)

  The South African local citizens are not xenophobic, but they are rather forced to behave as such due to poverty, unemployment and serious social inequalities that characterise their communities. If these conditions are ...

• Towards a personal interpretation of Beethoven’s piano sonata in E major OP.109. 

  Warburton, Andrew.

  This study analyses some of the intersections between the activities of an instinctive performing artist with those of a traditional musicologist. This is in line with a growing worldwide trend which views the examination ...

• Postcolonial nostalgia and meaning: new perspectives on contemporary South African writings. 

  Cornelius, Beverley Jane. (2019)

  This dissertation explores the concept and application of nostalgia in a selection of contemporary South African novels chosen as representative of the multi-cultural diversity of South Africa’s literature. The study ...

• A critical survey of Ardmore ceramics: 1985-1996. 

  Mentis, Glenda Ann. (1997)

  The aim of this study is to trace the development of the ceramics produced at the Ardmore Studio, in the Champagne Valley, KwaZulu-Natal from its inception in 1985 to 1996. In tracing the expansion of the studio various ...

• Representation of disability in isiZulu works. 

  Thabede, Sineliso Lindokuhle. (2017)

  This research seeks to analyse the representation of disability in isiZulu literary works such as novels, drama, short stories, and poems. It identifies the types and causes of disability as portrayed in isiZulu literary ...

• An inquiry into the nature of group agency and individual agency : a study of rational autonomy. 

  Zimunya, Clive Tendai. (2017)

  Human agency entails being able to rationalize over decisions, passing judgements and executing actions based on these deliberations. All these rationalizations and executions flow from a principle of rational autonomy. ...

• La représentation de l’hégémonie, le pouvoir et la migration dans les romans sélectionnés d’Abdourahman A. Waberi, Nadifa Mohamed et Ken Bugul. 

  Chilembwe, Maxwell Kelvin Dziko. (2017)

  Resume: Le titre de cette étude est La représentation de l’hégémonie, le pouvoir et la migration dans les romans sélectionnés d’Abdourahman A. Waberi, Nadifa Mohamed et Ken Bugul. L'étude soutient que malgré les attitudes ...

• Legislation, policy and regulation in the post-telecommunication era : the role of OTT service’s (WhatsApp) consumption and sense-making in the everyday lives of black-middle class employees of parliament of the Republic of South Africa. 

  Nene, Sandile Thabani Alphoes. (2017)

  The world has become increasingly “hyperconnected.” Hyperconnectivity refers not only to the means of communication and interaction, but it also brings people (and things) together from anywhere and at any time. In today’s ...

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