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PhD graduates Dr Samuel Fikiri Cinini (left) and Dr Patrick Bashizi Bashige Murhula, with UKZN’s Professor Shanta Balgobind Singh.

Decade of Learning with Same Lecturer for Two Graduates

PhD graduates at UKZN have been fortunate to have one of their lecturers teach them from their first year at undergraduate level through to the completion of their doctorates.

Criminology and Forensic Studies staff and students at an orientation session with representatives from the Department of Correctional Services.

Students Attend Department of Correctional Services Orientation Session

Representatives from the Department of Correctional Services (DCS) held an orientation session for Criminology and Forensic Studies students on the Howard College campus.

Drs Sazelo Mkhize and Sogo Angel Olofinbiyi.

Criminologists publish research on risk behaviours among adolescent prostitutes

Criminologists in the School of Applied Human Sciences, Drs Sazelo Mkhize and Sogo Angel Olofinbiyi’s research on “Social dimension of risk behaviours among adolescent prostitutes: Insight from South-Western Nigeria” has been published in the Cogent Social Sciences academic journal.

Ms Vuyelwa Maweni

Criminology Lecturer Appointed Editor of CRIMSA Newsletter

Criminology lecturer Ms Vuyelwa Maweni of the School of Applied Human Sciences has been appointed Editor of the Criminological Society of South Africa (CRIMSA) Newsletter.

Ms Londeka Ngubane

Humanities Academic appointed to serve on Panel of Experts on Transport

Ms Londeka Ngubane, of the School of Applied Human Sciences, was recently appointed by the Minister of Transport Dr Blade Nzimande to serve on a Panel of Experts in relation to a new transport system that he will be launching soon.

Biological Parents’ Involvement in Informal Kinship Care Examined

Examining Maternal and Paternal Involvement as Promotive Factors of Competence in African American Children in Informal Kinship Care, was the topic of a lecture presented at UKZN by a social

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