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Research Report 2006/07
Contents
Message of the Vice-Chancellor & Principal Professor MW Makgoba
Message of the Acting Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Research,
Knowledge Production and Partnerships
Professor JU Jacobs
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Message of the Pro-Vice-Chancellor: Corporate Relations
Professor TD Chetty
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Leading Research Centres
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Strategic Initiatives
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South African Research Chairs Initiative (SARChI)
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NRF-Rated Researchers
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Promising Researchers
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Doctoral Graduates 2006
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Doctoral Graduates 2007
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Fellows of the University
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Most Prolific Researchers
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Featured Researchers
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Research Grants and Contracts 2006
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Research Grants and Contracts 2007
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Statutory and External Income
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Department of Education (DOE) Accredited Publications 2006
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Department of Education (DOE) Accredited Publications 2007
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The Premier University
of African Scholarship
Professor MW Makgoba
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
Vice-Chancellor and Principal
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The strength of the research endeavour at the University of KwaZulu-Natal is
a measure of its success as an institution. The quality of the work done by all
its researchers, senior as well as upcoming and younger researchers, in the
sciences as well as the wider humanities, gives one ample reason for believing
in the future of UKZN as a major South African research university, and one
whose larger research endeavour relates both to national research priorities
and international developments. Today’s fundamental investigations will
provide tomorrow’s knowledge, and it is this that will determine the quality of
life for the generations to come, and on which they can base their opportunities
and hope for the future.
Research at UKZN provides a unique insight into the ways in which the separate
components of the University’s Mission are realised: what it means to be a truly South
African University; how academic excellence is premised on innovative research and
how this is benchmarked; how research can and should be informed by critical
engagement with society; and how scholarship that has been constrained in the
past by an oppressive history now needs to be driven by a transformative postcolonial, post-apartheid agenda that addresses the inequities of that past and its
many legacies of disadvantage.
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
Conversely, its engagement with its immediate social and physical context is
also approached through the lens of the best of international knowledge. African
scholarship, as practised at UKZN and exemplified by our leading researchers, is
both local and global. It is driven by local realities and observations and relates to the
challenges we face as a society. It includes among its criteria for excellence those of
relevance and benefits for the communities it serves, and it operates in an academic
climate of unqualified freedom of inquiry and freedom to publish.
2006/07
I believe that in its real commitment to each of these aspects of the University’s
Mission, research at UKZN continues to give meaning and substance to the
University’s Vision of being a Premier University of African Scholarship. This is not
simply modish rhetoric: African scholarship is what we do, and do best, at UKZN.
At its most responsible, such scholarship is conscious of where it is located and
explicitly positions itself in relation to the region and the communities that it is engaged
with. It is grounded without being parochial, and brings its deep understanding of
local conditions and indigenous epistemologies to bear on global issues.
Professor MW Makgoba
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Vice-Chancellor and Principal
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R E P O R T
R E S E A R C H
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Pre-eminence in Research
Professor J U Jacobs
In 2006/2007 the University of KwaZulu-Natal continued to give meaning and
substance to its definition of itself as a research-led university with a vision to be
the Premier University of African Scholarship. The University is committed to the
practice of scholarship that addresses the inequities of the past and discards
irrelevant structures and programmes in favour of more appropriate ones for a
democratic, African and South African context. Such scholarship is premised on
research that is both local and global in its outlook, research that not only bases itself
in an understanding of indigenous knowledges and circumstances from which to
investigate global issues but also brings the best international perspectives to bear
on its consideration of the region and the communities that it serves.
Leading Research-led South African University
R E P O R T
R E S E A R C H
The University has also distinguished itself in terms of national criteria of research
excellence. By 2007, UKZN had secured seven of the prestigious South African
Research Chairs in the National Research Foundation South African Research Chairs
Initiative. They are Professor Nceba Gqaleni (Chair in Indigenous Health Care Systems),
Professor Steve Johnson (Chair in Evolutionary Biology), Professor Sunil Maharaj (Chair
in Gravitating Systems), Professor Thumbi Ndung’u (Chair in Systems Biology of HIV
and AIDS), Professor Francesco Petruccione (Chair in Quantum Information Processing
and Communication), Professor Dorrit Posel (Chair in Economic Development), and
Professor Deresh Ramjugernath (Chair in Fluorine Process Engineering and Separations
Technology).
2006/07
Our claim to being a leading research-led South African university was supported in 2006
and 2007 by a number of clear indicators. The University’s publication output of accredited
journal articles, books, chapters in books and refereed conference proceedings has gone
from strength to strength since 2004, with the 2007 audit of 1083.71 publication units
for 2006 by the Department of Education – the second-highest figure for all universities
and science councils in the country - showing a remarkable increase of nearly 50% over
the three-year period. This success can be attributed to the University’s strategic drive to
encourage all its academics to engage in research and publication, which is supported
by a generous productivity award scheme. Interestingly, the Faculties that have made
the greatest contribution to the University’s overall publication – in equal portions - are
the Faculty of Science and Agriculture and the Faculty of Humanities, Development and
Social Sciences.
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R E P O R T
R E S E A R C H
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National Research Foundation
Researchers at UKZN have also engaged more fully with the evaluation and
rating system of the National Research Foundation (NRF), which provides
a benchmark for research standing. By opening themselves to evaluation
by their peers, nationally and internationally, researchers at UKZN are now
among the relatively small number of rated researchers in South Africa
whose work has impact not only in South Africa but also internationally. It is
particularly gratifying that more researchers from the humanities and social
sciences are participating in the rating scheme. By 2007, 137 academics at
UKZN had succeeded in being rated. As an additional incentive to researchers
to apply for rating and so further benefit from the funding opportunities that
this affords, the University has also introduced a research incentive award
for being rated.
The University has moreover become the most successful participant of all
South African universities in the NRF Thuthuka Programme. In 2007, the total
NRF award amounted to R5,638,810, which was matched by the University
with another R5,029,719. Participation in this research capacity development
programme has been from across the whole spectrum of the University,
and members of staff from most of the Faculties have been recipients of
substantial grants from the Thuthuka Programme.
Particular research expertise and strength is focused around the many
Research Centres, Institutes and Units of the University that engage with
the one issue that demands and absorbs, as does perhaps no other, the
research expertise of many of the best scientists in Africa and worldwide
- in the Humanities, Social Sciences, Public Health, Epidemiology and
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R E P O R T
The University is reliant for the major source of its research income on
external grants and contracts for research projects. In 2007, the Research
Office processed new grants and contracts alone to the value of R614 million,
many of which also include research training and capacity development.
And, once again, the UKZN Foundation managed to raise in excess of R100
million from donors for research and development activities.
R E S E A R C H
External Grants and Research Centres
2006/07
The research success of the University is of course also dependent on the
resources made available to its researchers and researchers-in-training
by the University itself from the research support budget, which in 2007
amounted to approximately R42 million (including research development
equipment). In addition to its Research Incentive Scheme of productivity
awards paid directly to researchers for their accredited research publications,
the University’s Competitive Grant Scheme is designed to assist members
of staff completing their doctoral degrees and also to enable new members
of staff to establish themselves as UKZN-affiliated researchers who can then
also benefit from the productivity award scheme. On a similar competitive
basis, the University’s Postdoctoral Fellowship programme makes provision
for long-term, two-year postdoctoral fellowships as well as for shorter-term,
six-month postdoctoral grants to enable newly graduated PhDs to convert
their theses into publications.
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Biomolecular Sciences: the HIV and AIDS pandemic that is
devastating South African and African society. Professor Salim
Abdool Karim’s Centre for the AIDS Programme of Research
in South Africa (CAPRISA), with its major external funding and
national and international collaborations, provides an example of
how scholarship in Africa can draw on and benefit from external
resources to develop essential research in a local and global
context. The same is true of the Health Economics and AIDS
Research Division (HEARD), led by Professor Alan Whiteside,
and of the Africa Centre under Professor Marie-Louise Newell.
African Scholarship
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
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South Africans collaborating with other Africans to find
solutions to the shared problems of Africa: this is the common
denominator of those research groups that grapple with the
challenge of meeting the food security needs of our continent
and of developing sustainable rural livelihoods. Professor Mark
Laing’s Africa Centre for Crop Improvement provides a model
for integrating its research on staple foods with the training of
postgraduate students from all over Africa, as does Professor
Sheryl Hendriks’s African Centre for Food Security, which, with its
Africa-wide and international network of partnerships, has been
appointed as the Southern African Development Community
(SADC) Centre of Excellence for Vulnerability Assessment and
Alleviation.
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The generation of new knowledge by Africans, about Africans,
and for Africans: this scholarly ethos also informs the work of
important research centres in the wider humanities at UKZN.
The Centre for African Literary Studies, under Professor
Mbulelo Mzamane, on the Pietermaritzburg Campus has been
consolidating its research with a programme of workshops and
conferences around its unique Lindfors Collection of African
literature, an African studies research resource that is unequalled
anywhere. The Centre for Civil Society under Professor Patrick
Bond, with its programme of research and seminars as well as its
outstanding publication output, has become known as the leading
academic-based centre in Africa devoted to citizens’ initiatives
for social and environmental justice. The Sinomlando Centre for
Oral History and Memory Work in Africa, founded by Professor
Philippe Denis on the Pietermaritzburg Campus, is dedicated to
recovering through oral testimonies the histories of people in all
sectors of society, and especially to address through the Memory
Box Programme the psycho-social needs of children affected by
HIV and AIDS. And the Centre for Critical Research on Race and
Identity investigates, under the leadership of Professor Gerhard
Maré, issues around race and racism, both under and after
apartheid, and the ways in which race and identity are involved in
the processes of nation- and citizenship-building.
The concept of African scholarship is given further definition
by a wide spectrum of research at UKZN, and comprises
amongst others, at the top end of the scale, work as diverse
as that of our A-rated researchers: Professor Patricia Berjak, in
cyropreservation of seeds and recalcitrant germplasm; Professor
Rob Gous, in poultry science, and Professor Michael Chapman,
in South African literary studies. African scholarship further
encompasses the work of Professor Steve Reid’s Centre for
Rural Health; the negotiation between the indigenous knowledge
systems of African traditional healers and of Western medical
research by Professor Nceba Gqaleni, and the research into the
systems biology of HIV and AIDS by Professor Thumbi Ndung’u.
It is equally represented by Professor Thenjiwe Magwaza’s
expansion of her research into the symbolic significance of
the traditional cultural dress of Zulu women into African and
international debates about gender and feminism, as well as by
Professor Fambirai Takawira’s work on telecommunications in
Africa. And in the School of Physics, the Quantum Technologies
research group, headed by Professor Francesco Petruccione, is
not only contributing to the development of a national profile in
quantum technologies but, more immediately, has been involved
with the eThekwini Metro Council in rolling out an unbreakable
quantum cryptography security system on its IT network. But
identification of these scholars is highly selective, even random;
many others must remain unmentioned here.
African scholarship is, furthermore, flagged by the titles of the no
fewer than 20 accredited scholarly journals edited and published
in the College of Humanities (surely no other Faculty, let alone
University, in the country can match this?), each of which
identifies its disciplinary or interdisciplinary concern from a South
African perspective. And an ever-growing body of scholarship
that qualifies as having an African focus and orientation is to be
found in an extremely wide and diverse range of masters and
doctoral research projects being undertaken in all Faculties at
UKZN.
The whole research endeavour of UKZN depends not only on
the passion for research and the brilliance of the researchers
themselves, but also on the dedication of all the administrators,
technicians and students who make it possible for the University
for maintain its excellent research profile both nationally and
internationally. There are, of course, ongoing challenges presented
to our researchers, but there are as many opportunities, and the
University is committed to providing its researchers with every
possible support to realize these.
Professor JU Jacobs
Acting Deputy Vice-Chancellor:
Research, Knowledge Production and Partnerships
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R E P O R T
R E S E A R C H
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Local Relevance –
International Recognition
Professor TD Chetty
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
Pro-Vice-Chancellor: Corporate Relations
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One of the major achievements of the merger is the fact that the University of KwaZuluNatal has managed to consolidate its position as one of South Africa’s leading research
institutions. It is the second most research-productive university, it is classified amongst
South Africa’s “Big Five” universities and was recently ranked as one of three African
universities amongst the World’s Top 500. These are no mean achievements considering
the dynamic and potentially volatile context within which this was achieved.
The vision of UKZN to be the Premier University of African Scholarship has acted as a framework
within which to generate high-level knowledge at the local level, and thus enter the global
knowledge system on the basis of this local legitimacy. New approaches to developing strategic
partnerships have emerged, substantial resources for the performance of research have come
into the University through grants and contracts, and a set of research initiatives has been
identified that act as the interface between the activities of the University and the needs of
development. Examples of such research initiatives are to be found in the fields of HIV and AIDS,
Economic Development, Water and Waste Management and Sustainable Rural Livelihoods.
Most significant, however, from the perspective of productivity, is that the research output of the
University, in terms of publications recognised for subsidy purposes, has increased significantly
over the short life of the institution to the point where UKZN is one of the most respected
research institutions in the country. The new University can legitimately claim to be a researchled institution, with a firmly entrenched culture of research grounded in the daily realities facing
the citizenry.
R E S E A R C H
Professor TD Chetty
Pro-Vice-Chancellor: Corporate Relations
R E P O R T
2006/07
Breaking down the apartheid divide through the creation of a unified, stable, financially sustainable
and scholastically productive institution has indeed been the success of UKZN. This publication
bears testimony to such success by highlighting UKZN’s major research thrusts, top researchers,
grants received and presents the full list of 2006 and 2007 accredited publications.
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R E P O R T
2006/07
Leading Research Centres
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The Centre for the AIDS
Programme of Research in
South Africa (CAPRISA)
A multi-institutional team led by Professor Salim Abdool Karim,
CAPRISA was founded in July 2002 with funding from the United States
National Institutes of Health, by the Universities of KwaZulu-Natal, Cape
Town, Western Cape, Columbia University and the National Institute for
Communicable Diseases.
Pathogenesis: Longitudinal studies on acute HIV infection, focusing
on viral genetics, host genetics, humoral & cellular immunology
associated with viral set point and disease progression.
Prevention: Randomized control trials of the safety and efficacy of
Tenofovir microbicide gel and Ad5 Merck vaccine in preventing HIV
infection.
Treatment: Clinical trials to assess strategies for the integration of TB
and HIV treatment.
ASTROPHYSICS AND COSMOLOGY
RESEARCH UNIT
The Astrophysics and Cosmology Research Unit is a new centre based at
UKZN. The broad goals of the Unit are to:
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Promote research in astrophysics and cosmology thereby advancing
understanding of the universe and the diverse range of structures it
contains.
Increase awareness of astrophysics and cosmology by informing the
public of latest developments in these fields.
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Epidemiology: Cross-sectional and longitudinal studies on the
evolving HIV epidemic, in particular, the risks of incident HIV in young
women in rural South Africa.
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CAPRISA’s goal is to develop and undertake globally relevant and locally
responsive AIDS research, to build local research infrastructure through cores
of expertise and to provide training through research fellowships tenable both
in South Africa and the United States. The research programme comprises:
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LEADING RESEARCH CENTRES
The Unit aims to achieve these goals through:
A strong research programme centred around academic staff,
postdoctoral researchers, postgraduate students, affiliated
researchers and visitors.
Regular colloquia, technical seminars and journal club
meetings,as well as the organisation of larger workshops and
conferences.
Stronger links with local institutions and collaborations with
leading international research groups. The Unit identifies
strongly with the recognition of astronomy as a focus area in
South Africa.
The South African Government has jointly funded the construction of
the Southern African Large Telescope (HYPERLINK “http://www.salt.
ac.za/” \nSALT) and is strongly backing the South African bid to host the
Square Kilometer Array (HYPERLINK “http://www.ska.ac.za/” \nSKA).
The Unit aims to make a significant scientific contribution to these
facilities as well as the national endeavour to advance astronomy.
HEALTH ECONOMICS AND HIV/AIDS
RESEARCH DIVISION (HEARD)
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
Led by Professor Alan Whiteside, HEARD is a self funded Unit. It is a
UNAIDS Collaborating Centre and also the Secretariat for the World
Bank’s Economic Reference Group. It conducts research on the
socio-economic aspects of public health, especially the HIV and AIDS
pandemic. Its mission is to inspire health and development strategies
that improve the welfare of people in and beyond Africa. To that end,
HEARD uses an integrated approach and abides by the ethos of
sharing knowledge and transferring skills.
In 2006, HEARD moved from a project to a programme-based
research agenda. The two current programmes are:
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‘Systemic Interpretations of the Pandemic and Creating
Sustainable Response Systems’
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‘The Effects of the Pandemic on Vulnerability in Africa,
specifically for Children, Women and Families’.
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What are the key driving forces behind the pandemic and its
various impacts in Africa?
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What constitutes effective responses to the pandemic?
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What does vulnerability mean?
At any one time, HEARD has 20-25 linked projects in progress. The
international scope of HEARD’s work is characterised by cross-country
studies, its presence on global platforms and, in southern Africa, via a
regional research partnership and capacity building network that it has
established with other research organisations.
THE AFRICA CENTRE
The Africa Centre has its headquarters at Somkhele within the Hlabisa
sub-district under Umkhanyakude District Municipality in northern
KwaZulu-Natal. It has access to laboratories and offices based at
UKZN’s Doris Duke Medical Research Institute in Durban. Professor
Marie-Louise Newell has been at the helm as the Director since 2005.
The Centre was established in 1997 by the former University of Natal
and the University of Durban-Westville (now UKZN); the South African
Medical Research Council, and the UK-based charity, the Wellcome
Trust. At its inception, the Centre was created to conduct and support
research, addressing pressing population and reproductive health
questions affecting people in sub-Saharan Africa. The latter focus
changed in 2002, to more accurately reflect the broader range of health
research conducted at the Centre. Hence its current name, the Africa
Centre for Health and Population Studies.
The Centre’s mission is to conduct policy-relevant health and population
research, in an ethical manner, in partnership with the community in
which it works and to enhance the capacity of the people of subSaharan Africa to do research. Over the past few years, the Centre has
started to evolve from a research Centre focused on description to one
focused on intervention and treatment. The detailed knowledge of the
local population, based on the Africa Centre Demographic Information
System that follows 90 000 household members, both resident and
non-resident, in addition to the well-resourced Hlabisa Health Subdistrict Anti-Retroviral Treatment (ART) programme places the Africa
Centre in a unique position to answer its primary research question:
What is the long-term impact for the population of a well-functioning
and comprehensive ART in a resource-poor, rural setting.
These programmes seek to answer three ‘big’ questions that
encapsulate key scientific and practical concerns about development
in the context of HIV and AIDS:
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It is the implementing agency for the Framework for African Food
Security (FAFS) and co-ordinates and provides assistance to regional
economic commissions and countries in the identification of priorities
for food security investment, policy and programming planning,
implementation and monitoring through strategic and practical technical
support, research evidence building and capacity development. The
Centre has the second largest postgraduate programme in the Faculty
of Science and Agriculture and has raised R4 915 000 for research and
capacity development in Africa over the past year.
The Centre for Critical
Research on Race and
Identity (ccrri)
The Centre for Critical Research on Race and Identity facilitates
the study of race thinking and changing identities so as to improve
understanding of, and stimulate public dialogue about, the various
bases for perceptions of human diversity and difference (see http://
ccrri.ukzn.ac.za).
The Centre uses South Africa as a complex, multi-layered backdrop
to study, and suggest practical solutions to local and global issues of
race and identity. Its ultimate goal is to contribute towards social justice
and tolerance of human difference, and to confirm and explore that
which humans share, in this country and elsewhere. UKZN’s decision
to establish the Centre takes its lead directly from the vision and ideals
enshrined in the South African Constitution. The Founding Provisions
in the first chapter of the Constitution commit the nation to “human
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The Centre was established on the basis of an extensive prior planning
and a feasibility study supported by the Ford Foundation. The University
has committed significant resources to ensuring its success.
CENTRE FOR HIV/AIDS
NETWORKING (HIVAN)
The research arm of the Centre for HIV/AIDS Networking (HIVAN) is
directed by Professor Eleanor Preston-Whyte. It has a varied research
profile in the social and community aspects of HIV and AIDS. HIVAN
personnel are currently working closely with medical researchers at
the McCord Hospital in Overport, Durban, designing projects largely
to answer the questions raised by the treatment and care of patients
attending the hospital, and particularly those on ARV treatment. Four
HIVAN researchers are completing and publishing the findings of their
research in rural areas surrounding Durban. The Centre collaborates in
most of its studies with international colleagues who assist in training
young local researchers with whom HIVAN publishes regularly in South
African and international journals.
AFRICAN CENTRE FOR
CROP IMPROVEMENT
The vision of the African Centre for Crop Improvement (ACCI) is:
Africans solving Africa’s food problems in Africa. The Director of the
ACCI is Professor Mark Laing. His research interests include plant
breeding, biological control agents and the use of silicon in agriculture.
The ACCI funded by AGRA (a consortium of the Rockefeller and the Bill
and Melinda Gates Foundations), is a Unit within the Faculty of Science
and Agriculture which has a mandate to train 80 African PhD students
in plant breeding. These students train for two years at the ACCI, then
return home to undertake three years of field research, breeding African
food security crops, using conventional and biotechnological tools.
The focus is on the breeding of key food crops (cereals, roots and
tubers and pulses) for increased drought tolerance, yield and quality,
improving food security in several African countries including Ethiopia,
Burkina Faso, Mali, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Rwanda, Tanzania,
Uganda and Zambia.
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By facilitating and conducting professional training and trans-disciplinary
research, and through targeted information dissemination and informed
advocacy, the Centre seeks to establish, support and sustain a critical
mass of personnel, as well as a network of collaborating institutions
and organisations, equipped to lead effective food security policy and
practice across the sub-continent. The ACFS is the African Union/
New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) lead agency for
Food Security and has led the development and consultation of the
Comprehensive African Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP)
Framework for African Food Security (FAFS) - the policy framework that
guides interventions and investment for CAADP Pillar III- and as the
lead institution for food security capacity development in SADC.
By leading a trans-disciplinary research agenda and building durable
scholarly capacity, through facilitating and initiating collaborative and
comparative, historically-located research, the Centre develops public
understanding, stimulates constructive dialogue, and aims to guide
policy formulation. It hosts research scholars at its excellent premises,
where regular seminars are also held.
R E P O R T
The African Centre for Food Security (ACFS’s) mission is to contribute
towards eradicating food deprivation and promoting sustainable
livelihoods among people and nations of sub-Saharan Africa. The
Centre is the only institution internationally providing accredited capacity
development for food security research and policy analysis.
dignity, the achievement of equality and the advancement of human
rights and freedoms” and to “non-racialism and non-sexism”.
R E S E A R C H
AFRICAN CENTRE FOR FOOD
SECURITY
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R E P O R T
2006/07
Strategic Initiatives
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HIV and AIDS
Economic Development
Water
Strategic research areas have been identified by the University of KwaZulu-Natal. These are
Development, Water, Forestry and Conservation. In addition to these, the full spectrum of
research – from curiosity-driven to applications-based and participatory action research – is
undertaken at the University. There is a strong emphasis on teamwork. Senior academics
take pride in the mentorship they provide to graduate students.
R E P O R T
already made an impact on global research trends. These areas are HIV and AIDS, Economic
R E S E A R C H
multi-disciplinary and international collaborations, and where University researchers have
2006/07
areas where expertise has been built up over a long period of sustained research involving
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R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
As the pre-eminent academic institution in the epicentre of the HIV epidemic in South Africa,
UKZN has taken up the challenge of providing leadership in the response to HIV and AIDS, and
of undertaking research to enhance and strengthen the broader societal response to HIV and
AIDS. This leadership role in research and a groundbreaking comprehensive AIDS programme
for students and staff serve as the cornerstone of the University’s AIDS Plan.
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HEARD
(HIV ECONOMIC AND RESEARCH DIVISION):
Since 1998, HEARD has grown under the leadership of Professor Alan
Whiteside to become a well established Unit with several international
and local projects that investigate the socio-economic impact of
AIDS.
HAVEG
(HIV/AIDS VACCINE ETHICS GROUP):
Based in the School of Psychology and led by Professor Graham
Lindegger, HAVEG conducts research and training on the ethical
aspects of HIV vaccine trials.
HIVAN
(HIV/AIDS NETWORKING CENTRE):
(HIV PATHOGENESIS PROGRAMME):
A leading research group in the Doris Duke Medical Research Institute
led by Professors Bruce Walker and Thumbi Ndung’u, this programme
conducts research into HIV immunology and pathogenesis. HPP has a
vibrant post-graduate training programme.
CAPRISA
(CENTRE FOR THE AIDS PROGRAMME OF RESEARCH IN
SOUTH AFRICA):
CAPRISA is a multi-institutional team, led by Professor Salim Abdool
Karim, undertaking research on HIV epidemiology, pathogenesis,
prevention and treatment. Funded mainly by the US National Institutes
for Health, CAPRISA has a large Fellowship Training Programme.
Africa Centre:
Based in Hlabisa and the Doris Duke Medical Research Institute, this
Centre conducts community-based research on HIV epidemiology,
prevention and treatment. Major areas of research in the Africa Centre,
led by Professor Marie-Louise Newell, are demographic surveillance
and the role of breast feeding in mother-to-child transmission of HIV.
(ENHANCING CARE INITIATIVE):
Led by Professor Umesh Lalloo, this Unit participates in the NIHfunded network of Units conducting trials of therapeutics for HIV
infection and its complications in children and adults. In addition, ECI
conducts training programmes for doctors and nurses on clinical AIDS
management.
THE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY - SOUTHERN
AFRICAN FOGARTY AIDS TRAINING AND
RESEARCH PROGRAMME:
This training and research programme, led by Professor Quarraisha
Abdool Karim, builds scientific capacity in HIV and AIDS and Tuberculosis
research in several countries in Southern Africa to enhance continuing
efforts to counter the HIV and AIDS and TB epidemics.
VICTOR DAITZ CHAIR IN HIV/AIDS RESEARCH:
The current incumbent in this Chair is Professor Hoosen Coovadia,
who is an international leader in mother-to-child transmission of HIV.
2006/07
HPP
ECI
R E P O R T
The University’s AIDS Strategic Research Initiative includes several
well-established HIV research groups and projects:
Headed by Professor Eleanor Preston-Whyte, HIVAN facilitates
networking in HIV and AIDS related research and training.
R E S E A R C H
Partnerships include networking and collaborating with AIDS researchers
within UKZN, at other South African academic institutions and around
the world. In developing partnerships at a global level, the University
strives to nurture international institutional partnerships, such as the
long-standing relationship with Columbia and Harvard Universities.
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R E P O R T
R E S E A R C H
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Economic Development
Integral to UKZN’s mission is a strategic thrust towards research and knowledge
production that expresses itself in practical interventions for the upliftment of the wider
South African society. Economic development is a national priority and the University
makes full and innovative use of its existing capacity in this regard.
The main focus of the Economic Development Strategic
Research Initiative (EDSRI) is to strengthen and enhance
applied and policy-relevant research in the field of economic
development.
Initiated in June 2003, the EDSRI is led by Professor Vishnu
Padayachee from the School of Development Studies and
managed by representatives of Economics and Finance,
Sociology, Development Studies, Economic History Agribusiness, Cultural and Heritage Tourism and HEARD.
In its structure, the EDSRI aims to cover the interests of
UKZN academic members across all the University’s
campuses in the area of economic development. The role
of each steering committee member has been to ensure
that progress within the EDSRI is reported to academics
across as large a number of schools as possible; to
engage a broad interest and stake the EDSRI and to
provide feedback as to how to move the research initiative
forward.
R E P O R T
R E S E A R C H
EDSRI focuses on racial, gender, urban-rural economic
and livelihood inequalities in South Africa, and continues to
ask what the relationship is between the growth and spatial
distribution of the public and private economic sectors.
This research encompasses the formal and informal
economy, the nature of poverty, the characteristics of poor
areas, and socio-economic empowerment.
2006/07
Early in 2004 the EDSRI sponsored a Stata training course
– a statistical programme for data analysis, for staff and
students. The course aimed to improve researchers’
familiarity with the software necessary to access and
process data.
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R E P O R T
R E S E A R C H
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Water
UKZN is an internationally acknowledged leader in multidisciplinary and
multi-sectoral water research. Water-related research is undertaken in several
Faculties and University-based projects and research programmes.
A new project to provide background information for
the permitting of industrial wastewaters flowing into
domestic sewage works was initiated. Ongoing research
for the Water Research Commission, Eskom and Sasol is
continuing.
The School of Biological and Conservation Sciences
studies biological limnology with particular reference to
man-made lakes and integrated catchment management.
The School of Bioresources Engineering and
Environmental Hydrology focuses on process studies,
land-use impacts, design hydrology and integrated water
resource assessment.
The Institute for Natural Resources (INR) is an associate
institute of the University. It provides applied research into
and management of water resources, decision support
tools for estuaries, fresh water management and water
conservation.
In addition to these larger water research groups there are several
other initiatives notably on wetlands, community interactions and
sanitation, estuary-related research, radar rainfall relationships and
flood forecasting, and water and public health.
Research grants in the field of water total about R20 million a
year from international funders including the Ford Foundation, the
European Union and UNESCO.
2006/07
The Pollution Research Group (PRG) has expanded its
activities into municipal water and wastewater management
as a result of the Memorandum of Agreement between
the eThekwini Municipality Water and Sanitation and the
University. The city is the focus of attention of a multidisciplinary team of engineers, biologists, political scientists
and community medical professionals. Activities include
participation in two European Union research projects related
to membrane bioreactors and in identifying and disseminating
best practice of water and sanitation supply to unserved
communities. Sanitation projects are being undertaken
on pit latrines and urine diversion toilets. The research on
the anaerobic baffled reactor process has internationally
recognized collaborative research projects being undertaken
in South-East Asia and Africa. A UNEP/UNIDO project on
the water efficiency in African breweries was successfully
completed.
R E P O R T
The Soil-Plant-Atmosphere Continuum Research
Unit, led by Professor Michael Savage of the School of
Environmental Sciences, specialises in micrometeorology
and agrometeorology (plant-water and soil-water relations).
The Unit has a major research thrust in the investigation
of the balance of energy above various surfaces. This
internationally-recognised research emphasises the use
of various methods for the measurement of evaporation,
sensible heat and, more recently, carbon dioxide fluxes
above surfaces. Most of this research is funded by the Water
Research Commission. The agrometeorological techniques
used and research programmes include: evaporation
measurement studies, fire ecology, eddy covariance research,
surface layer scintillometer research, Bowen ratio research,
surface renewal research, the impact of global climate
change on maize grain yields, research on systems for the
measurement and modelling of surface energy and water
transport and radiation in the soil-plant-atmosphere system
as well as in-service training programmes.
R E S E A R C H
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R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
South African Research
Chairs Initiative
(SARChI)
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Professor Deresh
Ramjugernath
ramjuger@ukzn.ac.za
The former Head of
the School of Chemical
Engineering, Professor Deresh
Ramjugernath, has been
awarded the Research Chair in
Fluorine Process Engineering
and Separation Technology.
Professor Ramjugernath is
contributing to the South
African Government’s
Fluorine Expansion Initiative
(FEI) by researching and
developing this country’s
fluorinated products including
pharmaceuticals and agrochemicals. Although South
Africa possesses the second
largest supply of fluorspar,
it currently imports all its
fluorinated products. His
activities as the Chair will be
directly linked with two major
companies: the Nuclear
Energy Corporation of South
Africa and SASOL.
Professor Sunil Maharaj
maharaj@ukzn.ac.za
Award-winning academic,
Professor Sunil Maharaj, is
the recipient of the Research
Chair in Gravitating Systems
valued at R12,5 million
for a period of five years.
Professor Maharaj, the Director
of the Astrophysics and
Cosmology Research Unit in
the School of Mathematical
Sciences, focuses his primary
research on the modeling of
astrophysical processes in
stars and the mathematics
of large scale dynamics in
cosmology. His outstanding
contribution to science and
technology is manifested in his
work on gravitational forces
within the context provided
by Einstein’s theory of general
relativity. These works include
exact solutions of the Einstein
Field equations, the structure
of ultra compact stars and the
evolution of radiating matter.
2006/07
Leading medical scientist at
the Nelson R Mandela School
of Medicine, Professor Nceba
Gqaleni, occupies the Chair
in Indigenous Health Care
Systems and conducts basic
and applied research into
traditional medicine and African
Health Care Systems. The
Chair will - through research
- contribute to developing
scientifically-proven African
traditional medicines and
also to the institutionalisation
of the African traditional
health care system. Various
projects currently exist
and include the United
States government-funded
Biomedical and Traditional
Healing Collaboration on
HIV and AIDS. This serviceorientated intervention works
with a large group of traditional
health practitioners trained at
the Medical School to enhance
their ability to respond to the
HIV and AIDS epidemic.
CHAIR IN GRAVITATING
SYSTEMS
R E P O R T
Professor Nceba Gqaleni
gqalenin@ukzn.ac.za
CHAIR IN FLUORINE
PROCESS ENGINEERING
AND SEPARATION
TECHNOLOGY
R E S E A R C H
CHAIR IN INDIGENOUS
HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS
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South African Research Chairs Initiative
CHAIR IN SYSTEMS BIOLOGY OF HIV
AND AIDS
The Research Chair in Systems Biology
was awarded to molecular virologist,
Professor Thumbi Ndung’u of the
Nelson R Mandela School of Medicine
whose research focuses on biological
mechanisms underlying HIV and AIDS
pathogenesis. A Harvard graduate,
Professor Ndung’u is interested in the
development of biomedical interventions
which can be used in resource-poor
environments to stop the spread of HIV
and AIDS. Professor Ndung’u’s work is
a research programme that investigates
the interplay between human genetic
factors, viral factors and the resultant
immune responses. In order to develop
novel drugs or vaccines, it is important
to understand how HIV-1 interacts
with the human host, ultimately leading
to infection or disease. The research
focuses on understanding disease
pathogenesis, particularly in
the context of the severe HIV
epidemic in Africa. He was
responsible for the development
of the first full-length infectious
clone of HIV-1C from Africa - an
extremely important reagent
for detailed genetic studies of
this strain. HIV-1C is the most
common strain of the disease.
Professor Steven Johnson
johnsonsd@ukzn.ac.za
Prominent academic and researcher
Professor Steven Johnson of the School
of Biological and Conservation Sciences
has been awarded the Research Chair in
Evolutionary Biology - valued at
R7, 5 million - for a five-year period. His
research in the field of evolutionary biology
is focused on plant pollinator interactions.
The interactions between flowers and
their pollinators are not only important
for seed production of wild plants and
crops but have also been instrumental in
the evolution of the spectacular diversity
of the world’s flowering plants. Professor
Johnson has contributed significantly to
the understanding of the evolutionary
diversification of plants in southern Africa
and also the ecological requirements that
plants have for their reproduction.
CHAIR IN QUANTUM INFORMATION
PROCESSING AND COMMUNICATION
Professor Francesco Petruccione
petruccione@ukzn.ac.za
Professor Francesco Petruccione, who
is the Director of UKZN’s Research
Group on Quantum Technology, is
the recipient of the Research Chair
in Quantum Information Processing
and Communication. The research
interests of Professor Petruccione, a
highly-acclaimed researcher and the
author of several books, include open
quantum systems, decoherence,
quantum information processing and
communication, statistical physics and
Monte Carlo methods.
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
Professor Thumbi Ndung’u
ndungu@ukzn.ac.za
CHAIR IN EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY
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CHAIR IN ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
R E P O R T
R E S E A R C H
Professor Dori Posel hopes to use the
opportunities provided by the Research
Chair in Economic Development to foster
intra- and inter-institutional collaboration,
and to strengthen particularly empirical
and micro-econometric research
skills. Professor Posel has been the
recipient of numerous research awards
and fellowships including the ViceChancellor’s Research Award in 2005
and a P-rating by the NRF in 2001. Her
areas of specialisation include migration,
labour markets, household behaviour,
and household survey design and
analysis. She has published widely on
research relating to labour migration and
remittance behaviour; changes in labour
force participation and employment;
the determinants of earnings; and
intra-household allocation. The overall
research objective of the Research Chair
in Economic Development is to explore
the interface between households
and labour markets in South Africa,
advancing knowledge across a range
of socio-economic areas, including
those relating to marriage, migration,
child care, household survival strategies
and resource sharing, labour force
participation and employment. The
research is integral to evaluating the
experiences of economic development
among individual South Africans and
to assessing economic and social
policy that seeks to reduce poverty and
increase well being.
2006/07
Professor Dori Posel
posel@ukzn.ac.za
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R E P O R T
2006/07
NRF – Rated Researchers
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NRF A-RATED RESEARCHERS
PROFESSOR MICHAEL CHAPMAN
[A]
Michael Chapman, Professor of English was UKZN’s first NRF A-rated researcher
in the arts and social sciences. The rating indicates that Professor Chapman is
recognised by his peers as a world leader in his field of South African and African
literature.
Professor Chapman has produced major works on, among others, the poets Roy
Campbell and Douglas Livingstone, the new black poets of the 1970s, and the
Drum short story writers of the 1950s. His study: South African English Poetry:
A modern perspective (1984) won the Sanlam Award for literary criticism. His
literary history Southern African Literatures (1996) received the prestigious Bill
Venter Prize for academic writing.
His most recent book Art Talk, Politics Talk appeared in 2006. As a project of
the UKZN-based South African Literary-cultural Group, he is currently editing a
collection of essays titled: Postcolonialism: South African Perspectives.
PROFESSOR PATRICIA BERJAK
Professor Michael Chapman
[A]
Professor Patricia Berjak of the School of Biological and Conservation Sciences
has worked extensively in the field of seed biology, initially on the mechanics of
deterioration of stored orthodox seeds and the problems posed by the inherent
xero tolerant mycoflora and for the past 25 years on recalcitrant seeds. Along with
her collaborator and husband, Professor Norman Pammenter, and a succession of
research students, she has published extensively in the area of recalcitrant seeds.
She is also the co-convenor of the series of specialist international workshops on
desiccation-tolerance and sensitivity in seeds and vegetative plant tissues.
R E P O R T
Professor Patricia Berjak
R E S E A R C H
Professor Berjak collaborates locally with colleagues at the Universities of the
Witwatersrand, and Cape Town and the Wildlife Biological Resource Centre of
the National Zoological Gardens in Pretoria. Internationally, she has strong links
with the Millennium Seed Bank and the National Center for Genetic Resources
Conservation in the United States.
2006/07
Professor Berjak’s endeavours have gained her several honours, including
recognition by the South African Department of Science and Technology in
2004 as the year’s Distinguished Women Scientist; induction as a Fellow of
the Academy of Sciences for the Developing World in 2005; and in 2006, the
award of the seldom-bestowed Gold Medal of the South African Association of
Botanists. Also in 2006, she was honoured by the award of the National Order of
Mapungubwe: Silver, for her contributions to seed science.
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NRF A AND P-RATED RESEARCHERS
PROFESSOR ROB GOUS
[A]
Respected academic, leading scientist and Research Fellow, Professor Rob
Gous of the School of Agricultural Sciences and Agribusiness, was recently
awarded the prestigious A-rating status by the NRF following a re-evaluation of
his research progress. This is the second time that Professor Gous has received
this rating - the first time being 10 years ago. In both instances this has been in
recognition of his contribution in the field of poultry science.
Professor Gous’ research over the past 15 years has involved the development
of simulation models that predict food intake and growth of broilers and pigs.
The simulation models initially provided answers to “what-if?” scenarios, but
he and his team have moved on from there and are now optimising the way
in which broilers and pigs should be fed to maximise any one of a number of
objective functions - such as margin over feed cost or feed conversion efficiency.
These models are being used successfully around the world.
Professor Rob Gous
As part of his engagement with the community, Professor Gous is a founder
member of the KZN Poultry Institute where the purpose is to train prospective
poultry managers by providing them with the skills needed to manage people,
finances, poultry operations and even themselves! Professor Gous has been
chairman of the SA Branch of the World’s Poultry Science Association for many
years and was recently elected Senior Vice-President of the world body of the
Association, having previously served in that position from 2000 to 2004.
PROFESSOR LAWRENCE HAMILTON
2006/07
Professor Lawrence Hamilton, a graduate of Cambridge University in the United
Kingdom, and previously Mellon Research Fellow at Clare Hall, Cambridge, is
an Associate Professor in the School of Politics at the Howard College campus.
He is also an Affiliated Lecturer in Political Theory in the Department of Politics,
Cambridge. In 2007-08 he is Visiting Fellow at Clare Hall, Cambridge. He has been
the recipient of a number of awards for his academic scholarship: the Cambridge
Gladstone Memorial Prize, the Mandela Cambridge Scholarship; the Cambridge
Political Economy Society Trust Award; the UKZN Book Prize (2004), for his book,
The Political Philosophy of Needs (Cambridge University Press, 2003 [2007]); a
UKZN Competitive Research Grant (2004); the South African National Research
Foundation Presidents’ Award (2006-7) – an award of five years research funding
for outstanding research achievements among young researchers, and he has
recently been rated as one of the top 12 young political theorists worldwide.
R E P O R T
R E S E A R C H
[P]
Professor Lawrence Hamilton
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Besides his book, he has also published a large number of journal articles and
book chapters on a variety of topics within contemporary political philosophy,
the history of political thought, political economy and South African politics. His
research interests include various aspects of contemporary political philosophy,
such as political judgment, needs, rights, states, markets and constitutionalism;
the political thought of Aristotle, Machiavelli, Hobbes, Rousseau, Hume, Smith,
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NRF P-RATED RESEARCHERS
Hegel, Proudhon and Marx; the history of imperialism; and South African politics
and political economy, particularly land reform, the constitution of 1996, public
debt, power and sovereignty. He has been invited to discuss his research with
radio, internet and conference audiences in Sweden, Germany, France, the
United Kingdom, the United States, Brazil and South Africa. He is currently writing
a book on political judgement, provisionally entitled, Human Needs and Political
Judgement.
His more recent research collaborations include the following: in 2007 he was
invited to co-edit an issue of Constellations (one of the top five political theory
journals worldwide) on Economic Necessity with Professor Sonja Amadae of the
University of Ohio, for which he will also write an article. He recently completed a
paper with Professor Nicola Viegi of the University of Cape Town on “Public Debt
in South Africa”, which has been presented in Cambridge and at UKZN. He is
an editor of Theoria, an international, peer-reviewed journal in social and political
theory based in South Africa, and he has refereed for many of the leading journal
and book publishers in Politics, Economics and Philosophy.
DR SERBAN PROCHES
[P]
He has authored more than 40 scientific publications, some of which appeared
in top international journals such as Nature and Science. He was appointed
Associate Editor of the Journal of Biogeography in 2007. His main collaborators
to date (five or more co-authored papers) are Professor David Marshall of the
Universiti Brunei Darussalam; Professor Richard Cowling of the Nelson Mandela
Metropolitan University, and Professor Dave Richardson and Dr John Wilson of
Stellenbosch University.
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R E P O R T
Dr Serban Proches
R E S E A R C H
His research focuses on patterns of species distribution and diversity in southern
Africa and globally, but his work also includes new species descriptions and
studies of ecological interactions. He has studied groups of organisms as diverse
as flowering plants, insects, mites and vertebrates in both marine and terrestrial
environments. Dr Proches conducted field work across southern Africa, Europe,
the Middle-East and South-East Asia. However, some of his recent studies had
a desktop focus, looking at the quantification of food plant diversity, and species
name representation on the internet and in the scientific literature.
2006/07
Dr Serban Proches, a Senior Lecturer in Biogeography in the School of
Environmental Sciences at the Westville campus, hails from Romania where
he studied up to Masters level and worked at the National Museum of Natural
History in Bucharest. He moved to South Africa in 1999 and was awarded a PhD
from the then University of Durban-Westville in 2002. He completed a number
of postdoctoral projects at the University of Port Elizabeth (2002-2004), the
University of Stellenbosch (2005-2006) and the Pietermaritzburg campus of the
University of KwaZulu-Natal (2007).
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R E S E A R C H
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Professor CT Downs engaged in fieldwork on the Cape Parrot
Poicephalus robustus of Marutswa Forest, Bulwer, KZN
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ADALI, S, Professor [B1]
Mechanical Engineering
BOJE, ES, Professor [C1]
Electrical, Electronic and Computer
Engineering
BRIGHT, G, Professor [C2]
Mechanical Engineering
CARSKY, M, Professor [C3]
Mechanical Engineering
EITELBERG, EV, Professor [B3]
Electrical, Electronic and Computer
Engineering
GOVENDER, S, Professor [Y1]
Mechanical Engineering
MOROZOV, EV, Professor [B2]
Mechanical Engineering
PEGRAM, GGS, Professor [C2]
Civil Engineering
RAMJUGERNATH, D, Professor [Y2]
Chemical Engineering
SCHULZE, RE, Professor [B2]
Bioresources Engineering and Environmental
Hydrology
VERIJENKO, VE, Professor [B2]
Mechanical Engineering
VON KLEMPERER, CJ, Dr [Y2]
Mechanical Engineering
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND
AGRICULTURE
ARIATTI, M, Professor [C2]
Biochemistry, Genetics and Microbiology
BABOOLAL, D, Professor [C1]
Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
BANASIAK, J, Professor [B2]
Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
HAMER, ML, Professor [C2]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
BERJAK, P, Professor [A2]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
HART, RC, Professor [B3]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
BHARUTH-RAM, K, Professor [B2]
Physics
HELLBERG, MA, Professor [B1]
Physics
BOB, U, Professor [C3]
Environmental Science
HENNING, MA, Professor [B1]
Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
BURNETT, WA, Dr [C2]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
HEY, JD, Professor [B2]
Physics
COETZER, THT, Professor [B3]
Biochemistry, Genetics and Microbiology
HUGHES, ARW, Professor [C2]
Physics
COULING, VW, Dr [C2]
Physics
HUGHES, JC, Professor [C2]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
DALE, AI, Professor [C1]
Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
JAGANYI, D, Professor [C2]
Chemistry
DANKELMANN, PA, Professor [B3]
Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
JOHNSON, SD, Professor [B1]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
DE LANGE, OL, Professor [C1]
Chemistry
JONNALAGADDA, SB, Professor [C2]
Chemistry
DENNISON, C, Professor [C1]
Biochemistry, Genetics and Microbiology
KIOKO, JI, Dr [Y2]
Science Access
DIAB, RD, Professor [B3]
Environmental Science
KRUGER, HG, Dr [C2]
Chemistry
DOWNS, CT, Professor [C2]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
LAING, MD, Professor [C3]
African Centre for Crop Improvement
DOYLE, TB, Professor [C1]
Physics
LAWES, MJ, Professor [C2]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
ERWIN, DJ, Dr [Y2]
Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
LEACH, PGL, Professor [B1]
Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
FORD, TA, Professor [B2]
Chemistry
LLOBELL, A, Dr [C2]
African Centre for Crop Improvement
FRIEDRICH, HB, Professor [C2]
Chemistry
LOVEGROVE, BG, Professor [B2]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
GOLDRING, JPD, Professor [C2]
Biochemistry, Genetics and Microbiology
MACE, RL, Dr [C2]
Physics
GOUS, RM, Professor [A2]
Agriscience and Agribusiness
MAHARAJ, SD, Professor [B3]
Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
GOVINDER, KS, Professor [C3]
Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
MAHARAJ, B, Professor [C2]
Environmental Science
GREEN, JM, Professor [C3]
Community Resources
MARTINCIGH, BS, Professor [C2]
Chemistry
GUTEV, VG, Professor [B1]
Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
MCCOURT, S, Professor [C3]
Environmental Science
R E P O R T
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
BECKETT, RP, Professor [B3]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
R E S E A R C H
COLLEGE OF
AGRICULTURE,
ENGINEERING AND
SCIENCE
2006/07
LIST OF NRF RATED RESEARCHERS – 2007
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UKEN, R, Dr [C3]
Geological Sciences
MOORI, J, Professor [C1]
Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
VAN DEN BERG, JE, Professor [C2]
Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
MUNRO, OQ, Professor [C1]
Physics
VAN HEERDEN, FR, Professor [C2]
Chemistry
MUTANGA, O, Dr [Y2]
Geological Sciences
VAN STADEN, J, Professor [B1]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
NAIDOO, G, Professor [B3]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
WALKER, ADM, Professor [B1]
Physics
NG, SA, Professor [C1]
Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
WARD, DM, Professor [B3]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
NICHOLAS, A, Professor [L]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
WATT, MP, Professor [C2]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
NSAHLAI, IV, Professor [C2]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
WESLEY-SMITH, J, Dr [C3]
Electron Microscope Unity
ORTMANN, GF, Professor [B2]
Agricultural Sciences and Agribusiness
WILSON, AH, Professor [B1]
Geological Sciences
PERISSINOTTO, R, Professor [B3]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
XU, HK, Professor [B1]
Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
FACULTY: EDUCATION
PERRIN, MR, Professor [C1]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
ZWOLINSKI, J, Professor [C2]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
DE VILLIERS, MD, Professor [C2]
Education
COLLEGE OF HEALTH
SCIENCES
DEACON, RA, Professor [C1]
Education
FACULTY OF HEALTH
SCIENCES
FACULTY OF HUMANITIES,
DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL
SCIENCES
PETRUCCIONE, F, Professor [B2]
Physics
PILLAY, B, Professor [C3]
Biochemistry, Genetics and Microbiology
PILLAY, SR, Professor [Y2]
Physics
RAFTERY, JG, Professor [B2]
Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
R E P O R T
2006/07
SCHOEMAN, DS, Professor [C3]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
R E S E A R C H
Nelson R Mandela
School of MEdicine
MODI, AT, Professor [Y2]
Soil Science
SCOTT, D, Professor [C2]
Environmental Science
SIBANDA, P, Professor [C3]
Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
SLOTOW, RH, Professor [C3]
Biological and Conservation Sciences
SMITHERS, JC, Professor [C3]
Bioresources Engineering and Environmental
Hydrology
ESSACK, SY, Professor [Y2]
Pharmacy and Pharmacology
PETERS-FUTRE, EM, Professor [C2]
Human Physiology
PILLAY, M, Dr [L]
Medical Microbiology
SATYAPAL, KS, Professor [C2]
Clinical Anatomy
UYS, LR, Professor [C1]
Health Sciences
GQALENI, N, Professor [C3]
Physiotherapy, Sport Science and Optometry
MADIBA, TE, Professor [C3]
General Surgery
MOODLEY, J, Professor [B2]
Obstetrics & Gynaecology
NAICKER, T, Professor [C3]
Optics and Imaging Centre
TAYLOR, M, Dr [C3]
Community Health
COLLEGE OF
HUMANITIES
MORRELL, RG, Professor [B2]
Education
ARMSTRONG, JY, Professor [C2]
Literary Studies, Media and Creative Arts
BOND, P, Professor [B2]
Centre for Civil Society
BROWN, DJB, Professor [B2]
Language, Literary Studies and Linguistics
CALDER, IMS, Professor [C2]
Literary Studies, Media and Creative Arts
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CHAPMAN, MJF, Professor [A]
Literary Studies, Media and Creative Arts
KOOPMAN, A, Professor [C1]
Language, Literature and Linguistics
COLLIER, JD, Professor [B3]
Philosophy and Ethics
LEEB-DU TOIT, JC, Professor [C3]
Literary Studies, Media and Creative Arts
COULLIE, JE, Professor [C2]
Literary Studies, Media and Creative Arts
NGULUBE, P, Professor [C2]
Sociology
DE KADT, E, Professor [C2]
Language, Literary Studies and Linguistics
PIPER, LE, Dr [Y2]
Philosophy and Ethics
DIMITRIU, I, Dr [C3]
Literary Studies, Media and Creative Arts
SOORYAMOORTHY, R, Professor [C2]
Sociology
DRAPER, JA, Professor [B2]
Religion and Theology
STIEBEL, EA, Professor [C2]
Literary Studies, Media and Creative Arts
DURRHEIM, K, Professor [C1]
Psychology
TOMASELLI, KG, Professor [B2]
Literary Studies, Media and Creative Arts
GREEN, MM, Professor [C2]
Literary Studies, Media and Creative Arts
WEST, GO, Professor [B1]
Religion and Theology
GUNNER, L, Professor [B2]
Language, Literature and Linguistics
FACULTY OF LAW
MCQUOID-MASON, DJ, Professor [B1]
Law
MUBANGIZI, JC, Professor [C2]
Law
FACULTY OF LAW AND
MANAGEMENT STUDIES
HARRIS, GT, Professor [C1]
Economics and Finance
WHITESIDE AW, Professor [C1]
Health Economics and HIV/AIDS Research
Division (HEARD)
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
HAMILTON, LA, Professor [P]
Philosophy and Ethics
COLLEGE OF LAW
AND MANAGEMENT
STUDIES
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R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
Promising Researchers
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PROFESSOR RICHARD
NAIDOO
Pfizer Molecular Biology
Research Facility
DR MARIANA
CIACCIARIELLO
School of Agricultural
Sciences and Agribusiness
PROFESSOR PRECIOUS
SIBANDA
School of Mathematical
Sciences
DR BRENDA MOODLEY
School of Chemistry
Mr MICHAEL BROOKS
School of Mechanical
Engineering
DR BUSISIWE NCAMA
School of Nursing
DR GLENN MAGUIRE
School of Chemistry
DR THAVENDRAN
GOVENDER
School of Pharmacy and
Pharmacology
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R E P O R T
DR BUSISIWE ALANT
School of Science,
Mathematics and
Technology Education
2006/07
In addition to the major contributions of our NRF-rated researchers and
the prodigious publication output of our most accomplished researchers,
the University’s future research is being mapped out by researchers who
are beginning to make significant contributions to their particular fields of
study. Some of these scientists extend the University’s existing strengths in
medicine and the sciences, especially those related to agriculture and the
environment. But there are others whose work extends into the social, cultural
and metaphysical spheres. Featured here are 21 promising researchers.
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PROMISING RESEARCHERS
PROFESSOR PRASHINI
MOODLEY
Medical Microbiology
PROFESSOR THOMAS KONRAD
School of Physics
PROFESSOR ALBERT
THEBINKOSI MODI
School of Agricultural Sciences and
Agribusiness
MS SUMAIYA JAMAL
School of Biochemistry, Genetics and
Micribiology
PROFESSOR NHLANHLA MKHIZE
Head, School of Psychology
MR PATRICK GOVENDER
School of Biochemistry, Genetics and
Microbiology
DR KAVILAN MOODLEY
School of Mathematical Sciences
PROFESSOR MICHAEL KIDD
Deputy Dean, Faculty of Law
DR PARAMESPRI NAIDOO
School of Chemical Engineering
DR AUGUSTINE GUBBA
School of Agricultural Sciences and
Agribusiness (SASA)
DR NEIL KOORBANALLY
Assistant Dean, Faculty of Science
and Agriculture, Senior Lecturer
(Organic Chemistry), School of
Chemistry
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
MR MICHAEL QUAYLE
School of Psychology
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2006/07
R E P O R T
R E S E A R C H
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R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
Doctoral Graduates
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DOCTORAL GRADUATES 2006
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
DOCTOR OF EDUCATION
Ramklaas, Serela Samita, BPhys, MEd
The Physiotherapy Undergraduate Curriculum: A
case for professional development
Supervisors: Professor R Vithal and Professor K Kathard
Thesis:
Bhagowat, Latchmie, BPaed, BEdHons, MEd
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Negotiated understandings of the academic literacy
practices of tertiary educators
Professor MA Samuel
Thesis:
Supervisor:
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
Chikoko, Vitallis, DipEdTech, BEdHons, Med (Zimbabwe)
Thesis:
Khoboli, Benedict Mapere, BSc, MSc(Reeding)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Changes in Science teachers’ practices of learnercentred education as a result of action research in
Lesotho
Professor CK Malcolm
Mokobocho-Mohlakoana, Karabo Mabahlakoana,
BSc(Illonois), PGCE(Lesotho), MSc(Reeding)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Pregnant at the wrong time: experiences of being
a pregnant young woman while school – selected
Lesotho cases
Dr S Singh
Supervisor:
Supervisor:
Empowering Secondary School learners to explore
risk preceptions and the role of gender among young
people in the context of HIV/AIDS
Professor R Sookrajh
Naicker, Inbanathan, BEdHons.UDSEd, MEd(UNISA)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
A critical appraisal of policy on educator post
provisioning in South African public schools
Professor TH Ngwenya
Negotiating roles and responsibilities in the context
of decentralised school governance: A case study of
one cluster of schools in Zimbabwe
Professor RT Moletsane
Grossi, Edwina Theresa, DipRemedial Ed(RAU),
DipEducation(College), BEdHons
Thesis:
Supervisor:
An Ordinary Teacher:
An Authonography
Professor N de Lange
Kajee, Leila, BPaed, BAHons(UNISA),MEd
Thesis:
Mudaly, Ronicka, BPaed, BEdHons(UNISA), MEd
Thesis:
Violence in schools: a recipe for disaster
Dr P Ramrathan
Supervisor:
Negotiation, participation, and the construction of
identities and autonomy in online communities of
practice: A case study of online learning in English at
a university in South Africa
Professor R Balfour
Maistry, Suriamurthee, BCom, BComHons, BEdHons, MEd
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Teacher learning in a community of practice: a case
study of teachers of Economics and Management
Sciences
Professor KL Harley
Moorosi, Pontso Christine, BA(Lesotho),BEdHons,MEd
Patel, Farida, BSc, BA, UHDE, BEdHons, MEd
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Racism in the classroom: Towards a critical Biology
education
Professor R Vithal
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Policy and practice related constraints to increased
female participation in Education management in
South Africa
Dr V Wedekind
Pillay, Sathiaseelan, BSc,UHDE, BScHons,BEdHons(UNISA),MEd
Naidoo, Devika Rani, BPaed,BAHons(UNISA), BEdHons, MEd
Responses of Science teacher educators to the
curriculum change process in South Africa
Supervisors: Professor CK Malcolm and Professor R Vithal
Thesis:
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Curriculum, context and identity: An investigation into
the curriculum practices of Grade 9 teachers in three
contrasting socio-economic school contexts
Professor KL Harley
2006/07
Jacobs, Cecilia, BA, HDE, MEd(CapeTown)
Singh, Selvia Kista, BA,UHDE, BAHons(UNISA), MEd
R E P O R T
Supervisor:
To Lead or not to lead: The Principal as a leader in a
climate of school transformation
Dr P Ramrathan
R E S E A R C H
Thesis:
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Ngcobo, Thandi Moira, BA(Zululand), BEdHons, MEd(Rhodes)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
The relationship between academic performance,
school culture and school leadership in historically
disadvantaged African township secondary schools: implications for leadership
Professor KL Harley
Sathiparsad, Reshma, BASocWk, BAHons SocWk(UNISA),
MSocSc
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Gender-based violence and masculinity: A study of
rural male youth
Professor C Mitchell
Okonta, Felix Ndubisi Henry, MEng (Nigeria)
(Civil Engineering)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Capacity of vertically loaded piles in low density
sands
Professor H D Schreiner
Vugampore, Jean-Marie Vianney, MScEng (Moscow)
(Mechanical Engineering)
Thesis:
Development of high strength material for aircraft bolt
Supervisors: Dr B Verijenko and
Professor V E Verijenko
FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
Chetty, Ravani, BSocSc(N),BSocScHons,MCur
(Nursing)
Huang, Tzu-Hua, BScEng
(Chemical Engineering)
Thesis:
A computational fluid dynamic and experimental
study of an ozone contactor
Supervisors: Professor C A Buckley and
Mr C J Brouckaert
Thesis:
Lecler, Neil Louis, MScEng
(Agricultural Engineering)
Performance of irrigation and water management
systems in the lowveld of Zimbabwe
Supervisors: Professor R E Schulze and
Professor J C Smithers
Thesis:
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
Mariah, Lynette, BScEng
(Chemical Engineering)
Thesis:
Membrane distillation of a concentrated mixed brine
Supervisors: Professor C A Buckley,
Mr C J Brouckaert and Professor D Jaganyi
McKnight, Tyrone James, BScEng
(Chemical Engineering)
Molecular simulation of pure component and binary
vapour-liquid equilibrium using linux Beowulf clusters
Supervisors: Professor D Ramjugernath, Professor M Starzak and
Professor K Bolton
Irinoye, Omolola Oladunni, BSc Nur, MSc Nur, MSc
(Nursing)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Ngatched Nkouatchah, Telex Magloire, MScEng
(Electronic Engineering)
Supervisor:
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Compound codes based on irregular graphs and
their iterative decoding
Professor F Takawira
The Conceptions of Sexual Relationships Among the
Yoruba People in Nigeria
Professor LR Uys
Kamanzi, Gapira Désiré, B Public Health, MN(CommunHealth)
(Nursing)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
The Implementation and Outcomes of a Voluntary
Counselling and Testing (VCT) Programme in
Secondary Schools in Kigali, Rwanda
Professor LR Uys
Libetwa, Miriam, Dip In Nurs(Zambia),
Deg In Nur(Zambia), MPH (Zambia)
(Nursing)
Thesis:
Thesis:
Thesis:
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Supervisor:
Maternity Care in KwaZulu-Natal: Towards a
Grounded Theory of Adolescent-Friendly
Maternity Services
Professor NO Adejumo
Supervisor:
Development and Implementation of a Staff
Development Plan for Nurses in One District in
Zambia Based on a Learning Organization Approach
Professor NO Adejumo
Mustafa, Najah Mohammed Saad, Baccalaureus
Curationis(University of )
(Nursing)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Process of Change in Nursing Education in the Arab
Gulf Region
Professor NS Gwele
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Thesis:
Supervisor:
NELSON R MANDELA SCHOOL
OF MEDICINE
Thurlow, James Marcus, BSc,BScHons,MCom
(Economics)
Thesis:
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
Naidoo, Strinivasen, BSc(UDW), MTech(MLST) (Clinical
Pharmacology)
The Regulations of kinins in endothelial cells with an
in vitro model of angiogenesis
Supervisors: Professor D Raidoo and Professor M McLean
Thesis:
Financial sector development and economic growth:
A cross country comparative study – lessons for
Namibia
Professor M Holden
Supervisor:
Trade liberalisation and poverty in South Africa: A
computable general equilibrium and micro-simulation
analysis of past and potential trade policies
Professor M Holden
FACULTY OF HUMANITIES
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT
STUDIES
Burelli, Elaine, MA
(Culture, Communication & Media Studies)
DOCTOR OF ADMINISTRATION
Supervisor:
Waterman, Nicholas, BScHons(PolyTech Lond),
MA(Wolverhampton)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Commercial Sex Work in Maseru: An exploratory
study of Public policy-making in Lesotho
Dr Y Pencelliah
DOCTOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Bob, Roshini, MBA, DipMgt Stud, PGCertMgt (Buckinghamshire)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Women in Management: A comparative study of the
Public (Education) and Private (Banking) sectors in
Durban
Professor D V Soni
Naidoo, Pravine, BProc,MBA(Business School Netherlands
International)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
An Assessment of the Effectiveness and Efficiency
of the Strategic and Operational Management of the
Makana Municipality, Grahamstown: A Total Quality Management and Business Excellence
Approach
Professor P S Reddy
Thesis:
Crime and punishment on the SABC: Documentary
in the global era
Professor RE Teer-Tomaselli
Chachage, Bukaza Loth, MA(Dar es Salaam)
(Information Studies)
Developing a model for a corporate records
management system with special reference to
sustainability reporting in Iringa Region, Tanzania
Supervisors: Dr P Ngulube and Professor C Stilwell
Thesis:
Chellan, Noel, MA
(Geography)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
An examination of the social, economic and
environmental impacts of ecotourism: Case
studies of the St Lucia area and the uKhahlambaDrakensberg region in South Africa
Professor U Bob
Chetty, Suryakanthie, MA
(History)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
‘Our victory was our defeat’: Race, gender and
liberalism in the Union Defence Force, 1939-1945
Dr M du Toit
2006/07
Supervisor:
The Development of a District-Based Model of
Intervention for Improving the Quality of Maternal
Health Care at Primary Level
Professor LR Uys
Steytler, John Frederick, BA(UNA), MCom(Merbur),MSc(London)
(Economics)
R E P O R T
Thesis:
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
R E S E A R C H
Voce, Anna Silvia, AdvDip(AdEd)(Natal), MN(CommunHealth)
(Liverpool)
(Nursing)
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DOCTORAL GRADUATES 2006 (continued)
Chirkut, Sheila, MA
(Gender Studies)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
The cultural identity and self-perception of Stanger
working Hindu married women in relation to religiocultural festivals
Dr T Magwaza
Demmer, Craig, BSocScHons(Natal),MA(Cuny), EdD(Columbia)
(Social Work)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Aids-related bereavement in the South African
context: A study of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban
Professor V Sewpaul
Foko, Thato Emmanuel, MA
(Digital Media)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
The role of computer games and social
constructivism in skills development of learners from
different educational backgrounds
Professor A Amory
Gumede, Nompumelelo Patience, BAHons(Pret), MA
(Geography)
Thesis:
Rural women, technology and indigenous knowledge
systems in South Africa: Case studies from
KwaZulu-Natal
Supervisor:
Professor U Bob
Harrison, Phillipa Anne, MA
(Geography)
Thesis:
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
Supervisor:
The role of tourism in natural resource management
in the Okavango Delta, Botswana
Professor B Maharaj
Kalengyo, Edison Muhindo, MPhil(Nottingham) (Theology)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Kumalo, Raymond Simanga, MTh(UNISA)
(Theology)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Supervisor:
Supervisor:
Changing roles of women in housing processes
and construction: The case of Lobatse Township,
Botswana
Professor A Adebayo
Authenticity of Christian conversion in the African
context: An investigation into the rationale for the
Hehe to convert to Christianity with special reference
to the Iringa Diocese of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church in Tanzania (1899-1999)
Professor AO Balcomb
Moorgawa, Premanund, MA(Brighton)
(Digital Media)
Conversion and revival: A critical analysis of the
revival movement among Lutheran Christians in the
North Western diocese of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church in Tanzania
Supervisors: Professor AO Balcomb and Dr MD Biyela
Thesis:
Christianity as vernacular religion: A study in
the theological significance of mother tongue
apprehension of the Christian faith in West Africa with
reference to the works of Ephraim Amu
(1899 - 1995)
Professor K Bediako
Mdegella, Owdenburg Moses, MTh(FullerTheolSem,Tanzania)
(Theology)
Thesis:
Kalabamu, Faustin Tirwirukwa, MPhil(Edin),
Cert Hsing(Oxford Polytechnic)
(Housing/ Planning)
Theology and education: The role of the church in
education for social transformation: A methodist
contribution
Professor SM de Gruchy
Laryea, Philip Tetteh, MTh
(African Christianity)
Kabigumila, Simeon Kajelero, MTh
(Theology)
Thesis:
Sacrifice in Hewbrews 9:1 – 10:18 and Ganda
sacrifice: A study in relation to the Christian
sacrament of the Eucharist
Professor JA Draper
Development of a model for the professional
development of primary school teachers in Mauritius
Professor A Amory
Ngcongo, Mxolisi Lovelace, MA
(Sociology)
A sociological study of sex education in a primary
school
Supervisors: Professor EA Mantzaris and Dr S Reddy
Nhlumayo, Victor Bafikile, MA
(IsiZulu)
Thesis:
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Ucwaningo ngolimi lwesigodi isiCele
Dr NP Ndimande
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R E P O R T
R E S E A R C H
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DOCTORAL GRADUATES 2006 (continued)
Nolte-Schamm, Claudia Margarethe, MA(Grad.Theol.
Union,California)
(Theology)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
A comparison between Christian and African
traditional paradigms of reconciliation and how they
could dialogue for the benefit of South African society
Professor AO Balcomb
Omar, Salmin Idruss, LLB(Medina), LLM (Malaysia)
(Religion and Culture)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
The impact of the promotion of alcohol consumption
on poverty alleviation in Malawi: An Islamic solution
Professor SE Dangor
Ozodi, Christopher Chinedu, MTh
(Theology)
Clinical pastoral education for Igbo society: A
cross cultural model for a family/community-based
educational process in pastoral care
Supervisors: Dr ED Ward and Professor IA Phiri
Thesis:
Radebe, Joseph, MA
(Sociology)
Community-based tourism in KwaZulu-Natal and its
impact on the local people
Supervisors: Professor EA Mantzaris and
Dr MSE Vawda
Thesis:
Raju, Rajandren, MIS
(Information Studies)
Unionising library and information staff in the tertiary
sector: a feasibility study
Supervisors: Professor C Stilwell and Mr AB Leach
Thesis:
Sanga, Iman, MA(Dar-es-Salaam)
(Music)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Seedat, Mariam, MSocSc
(Sociology)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
2006/07
R E P O R T
R E S E A R C H
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Jazz discourse: A contextualised account of
contemporary jazz in post-apartheid Durban and
Johannesburg
Professor CJ Ballantine
Rudwick, Stephanie Inge, MA (Munich)
(Linguistics)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Language, identity and ethnicity in post-apartheid
South Africa: The Umlazi Township community
Professor N Kamwangamalu
Sandwith, Corrine Lynette, MA
(English Studies)
Thesis:
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A sociological investigation into the socialization
process of the female African domestic worker in the
Durban Metropolitan region
Dr L-HP Stears
Shangase, Sibusiso Elphus, MA
(IsiZulu)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
A historical perspective and linguistic analysis of
onomastic elements with special reference to the
Shangase clan
Professor SE Ngubane
Stobie, Cheryl, MA
(English Studies)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Somewhere in the double rainbow: Representations
of bisexuality in selected post-apartheid South
African novels
Professor JU Jacobs
Warmback, Andrew Edward, BCom,BDiv(Rhodes)
(Theology)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Ramanna, Nishlyn, BMus
(Music)
Muziki wa Injili: Temporal and spatial aesthetics of
popular church music in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
(1980-2005)
Professor B Parker
Constructing an Oikotheology: The environment,
poverty and the Church in South Africa
Professor SM de Gruchy
Waweru, Humphrey Mwangi, MTh
(Theology)
A critical analysis of the vision of the New Jerusalem
in Revelation 21:9-22:5 in light of the Kikuyu concept
of dreams and visions
Supervisors: Professor P Decock and Professor JA Draper
Thesis:
Willis, Owen, MSc(Leicester)
(Theology)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Like ships passing in the day: The interface between
religion and international development in the
programmes, publications and curricula of Canadian
academic institutions
Professor SM de Gruchy
Culture in the public sphere: Recovering a tradition of
radical cultural-political debate in South Africa, 19381960
Professor MJ Daymond
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FACULTY OF LAW
Campbell, Tracey Barbara, MScAgric
(Horticultural Science)
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
Thesis:
Kalima, Justin Moses, LLM
Thesis:
Supervisor:
The effectiveness of Environmental Law in Malawi:
An analysis of the principal legal tools for achieving
environmental protection with emphasis on the
Criminal Sanction
Professor M A Kidd
Gladiolus Scabridus – The road to conservation and
commercialisation
Supervisors: Professor JP Bower and Mrs R Van Niekerk
Chetty, Chezlyn Cheryl, MSc
(Microbiology)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Transformation and Regeneration of Brassica
oleraceae var. capitata
Dr MV Rajam
May, Christopher John, MBA (Stell) (International Marketing)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
A pharmacological study of some Nigerian medicinal
plants
Professor J van Staden
Ciake Ciake, Fidèle Lavenir, MSc(Yaounde I)
(Mathematics)
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
Thesis:
Abdel Rahman, Eitimad Hashim, MSc(Khartoum)
(Biology)
Supervisor:
Taxonomic Status of Arvicanthis Lesson, 1842 from
Sudan
Supervisors: Dr GC Contrafatto, Dr PJ Taylor and Dr JM Lamb
Derera, John, MSc(Zimbabwe)
(Plant Breeding)
Thesis:
Aweke, Girma Taye, MSc(Reading)
(Statistics)
Using spatial modeling techniques to improve
analysis from agricultural and field trials
Supervisors: Dr PM Njuho and
Professor LM Haines
Thesis:
Buwa, Lisa Valencia, MSc(Rhodes)
(Botany)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Biological activity of traditional medicinal plants used
against venereal diseases in South Africa
Professor J van Staden
Genetic effects and associations among grain yield,
stress tolerance and yield stability in southern African
maize germplasm
Supervisors: Professor P Tongoona, Professor MD Laing and
Professor WAJ de Milliano
Thesis:
Dlamini, Dennis Jabulani Mduduzi, MSc
(Hydrology)
Assessment of the water poverty index at mesocatchment scale in the Thukela Basin
Supervisors: Professor RE Schulze and Professor GPW Jewitt
Thesis:
Druce, David James, MSc
(Biology)
Species requirements, coexistence and habitat
partitioning at the community level: Rock Hyrax and
Klipspringer
Supervisors: Professor R Slotow and Professor G Kerley
Thesis:
Buyeye, Sicelo Malizo, MScAgric
(Soil Science)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Some soil chemical and fertility aspects of the land
disposal of a water treatment residue on selected
soils of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Professor JC Hughes
Partial Semigroups of Operators: Theory and
Applications
Professor J Banasiak
2006/07
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND
AGRICULTURE
Chukwujekwu, Jude Chinedu, BScHons(Nigeria)
(Ethnobotany)
R E P O R T
Supervisor:
Marketing strategies of South African manufacturing
firms in international markets
Professor RC O’Neill
R E S E A R C H
Thesis:
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DOCTORAL GRADUATES 2006 (continued)
Eldeen, Ibrahim Mohammed Suliman, MSc(Khartoum)
(Ethnobotany)
Kozakiewicz, Jan Marek, MSc(Wroclaw University)
(Mathematics)
Pharmacological investigation of some trees used in
South African traditional medicine
Supervisors: Professor J van Staden and Dr EE Elgorashi
Thesis:
Thesis:
Esprey, Luke John, MSc
(Biology)
Assessment of a Process-based Model to Predict
Growth and Yield of Eucalyptus grandis Plantations
in South Africa
Supervisors: Professor N Pammenter,
Mr CS Smith and Dr P Sands
Thesis:
Hamza, Alnazier Osman Mohammed, MSc(Surrey)
(Physics)
Automatic Analysis Obtained from QC Measurements
of Mammography X-ray Units and the Design of an
Improved QC Phantom for Mammography
Supervisors: Professor M Alport and Dr WID Rae
Thesis:
Hancock, Carolyn Elizabeth, MSc
(Genetics)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Identification and remediation of student difficulties
with quantitative genetics
Professor TR Anderson
Jackson, Jennifer Gouws, BSc(Hons)
(Biochemistry)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Changes in endosome-lysosome pH accompanying
pre-malignant transformation
Dr E Elliott
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
Kearney, Teresa Catherine, MSc
(Biology)
Systematic Revision of Southern African Species in
the Genera Eptesicus, Neoromicia, Hypsugo and
Pipistrellis (Chiroptera: Vespertilionide)
Supervisors: Dr GC Contrafatto and Dr PJ Taylor
Thesis:
Kinvig, Richard Grant, MSc
(Entomology)
Biotic indicators of grassland condition in KwaZuluNatal, with management recommendations
Supervisors: Professor S Piper and Professor MJ Samways
Thesis:
Singularly Perturbed Equations with Applications to
Kinetic Theory – Analytic Methods and Numerical
Investigations
Supervisors: Professor J Banasiak and Dr N Parumasur
Ledwaba, Lesibana Peter, MSc
(Chemistry)
Thesis:
Cyano ligand derivatives of Platinum (II) Terpyridines
Supervisors: Professor JS Field and Professor OQ Munro
Lukangu, Gastao, MScAgric
(Community Resources)
Factors and strategies influencing smallholders’
participation in the agricultural market in southern
Niassa, Mozambique
Supervisors: Professor JM Green and Mr S Worth
Thesis:
Magadula, Joseph Jangu, MSc(Dar Es Salaam)
(Chemistry)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Extractives from the Gentianaceae and
Euphorbiaceae
Professor DA Mulholland
Mahabile, Meck, MSc(London)
(Agricultural Economics)
Determinants of herd productivity in Botswana: A
focus on land tenure and land policy
Supervisors: Professor MC Lyne and Dr A Panin
Thesis:
Maharaj, Shimul Kumar, MSc
(Physics)
Thesis:
Linear and Non-linear Fluctuations in Dusty Plasmas
Supervisors: Professor R Bharuthram and Professor SR Pillay
Mahomed, Abdul Samad, MSc
(Chemistry)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Partial Oxidation of n-Octane using Hydrotalcite-like
Precursors
Professor HB Friedrich
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Maritz, Jacob Elgin, MSc(Port Elizabeth)
(Mathematics)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Stratification and domination in graphs
Professor MA Henning
Mukwembi, Simon, MSc(Zimbabwe)
(Mathematics)
Thesis:
Bounds on Distances in Graphs
Supervisors: Professor P Dankelmann and Professor HC Swart
Padayachee, Jayanethie, MSc, (Cape Town)
(Physics)
Computer-Aided Diagnosis in Mammography:
Correlation of Regions in Multiple Standard
Mammography Views of the Same Breast
Supervisors: Professor MJ Alport and Dr WID Rae
Thesis:
Peel, Michael John Stephen, MSc(Pretoria)
(Grassland Science)
Towards a predictive understanding of Savanna
vegetation dynamics
Supervisors: Professor PJK Zacharias and Dr H Biggs
Thesis:
Naidoo, Deena, MSc
(Physics)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
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Fe Mössbauer investigations in diamond, SiGe and
Ge single crystals
Professor K Bharuth-Ram
Pillay, Deena, MSc
(Biology)
The influence of bioturbation by the sandprawn
Callianassa kraussi Stebbing on macrobenthic
assemblages of the Little Lagoon, Durban Bay
Supervisors: Professor AT Forbes and
Professor G Branch
Thesis:
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Establishing genetic diversity of Rwanda Highland
banana using random amplified polymorphic DNA
markers
Professor J van Staden
Ochuodho, Julius Onyango, MSc(Nairobi)
(Crop Science)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Physiological basis of seed germination in Cleome
gynandra (L.)
Professor AT Modi
A Viable Strategy to Sugar Cane Lignocellulosic BioEthanol Development in Southern Africa
Supervisors: Dr HK Watson and
Professor G Garland
Thesis:
Salim, Ali Mohammed, MSc(Nairobi)
(Chemistry)
The Effect of Antioxidants on the para-aminobenzoic
Acid Photosensitised Formation of Thymine Dimmer
and Singlet Oxygen
Supervisors: Professor BS Martincigh
Thesis:
Schönborn, Konrad Janek, BSc(Hons)
(Biochemistry)
Thesis:
Olaniran, Ademola Olufolahan, MSc(Obafemi Awolowo Univ)
(Microbiology)
Biodegradation of cis-and trans-dichloroethenes by
Indigenous African Bacterial Isolates.
Supervisors: Professor B Pillay and
Professor D Pillay
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Using student difficulties to identify and model
factors influencing their ability to interpret external
representations of antibody-antigen binding
Professor TR Anderson
2006/07
Nsabimana, Antoine, MSc(Moscow
(Plant Molecular Biology)
Qwabe, Sabatha Thulane, MSc(Wits)
(Environmental Science)
R E P O R T
An investigation into using textural analysis and
change detection techniques on medium and high
resolution imagery for monitoring plantation forestry
operations
Supervisors: Dr F Ahmed, Professor P Coppin and Dr J van Aardt
Thesis:
R E S E A R C H
Norris-Rogers, Mark, MSc
(Applied Environmental Sciences)
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DOCTORAL GRADUATES 2006 (continued)
Shannon, Graeme William, MSc(University of Kent at Canterbury)
(Biology)
The Effects of Sexual Dimorphism on the Movements
and Foraging Ecology of the African Elephant
Supervisors: Professor R Slotow, Mr B Page and
Professor K Duffy
Thesis:
Shittu, Adebayo Osagie, MSc(Obafemi Awolowo Univ)
(Microbiology)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
A Comparative Epidemiological Analysis of Clinical
Strains of Staphylococcus aureus in Nigeria and
South Africa
Professor J Lin
Simoonga, Christopher, MSc(Wits)
(Biology)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Epidemiological Mapping and Modelling of the
Distribution of Schistosomiasis and Soil Transmitted
Helminthiasis in Zambia, using Geographical
Information Systems and Remote Sensing
Professor C Appleton
Sinkala, Winter Nelson, MSc, (UZ)
(Mathematics)
Symmetry Analysis of Equations of Financial
Mathematics
Supervisors: Professor PGL Leach and
Dr JG O’Hara
Thesis:
Tomlinson, Kyle Warwick, MSc
(Applied Mathematics)
Consequences of architecture and resource
allocation for growth dynamics of bunchgrass clones
Supervisors: Professor TG O’Connor, Professor JW Hearne and
Professor J Swart
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
Thesis:
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Van Rooyen, Zelda, MScAgric
(Horticultural Science)
Factors affecting mesocarp discoloration severity in
‘Pinkerton’ avocados (Persea Americana Mill.)
Supervisors: Professor JP Bower and Dr I Bertling
Walker, Nicholas James, MSc(Southampton)
(Hydrology)
Thesis:
Assessment of agro-ecosystem sustainability across
varying scales in South Africa
Supervisors: Professor RE Schulze and
Dr GA Kiker
Thesis:
Zimba, Kenneth, MSc(Zambia)
(Mathematics)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
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group
Professor J Moori
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2006/07
R E P O R T
R E S E A R C H
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R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
DOCTORAL GRADUATES 2007
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A comparative analysis of conventional and
marker assisted selection methods in screening for
resistance to maize streak virus disease
Supervisor: Professor P Tongoona
Co-supervisor:Dr J Derera
Thesis:
Assefa, Yoseph, MSc(Alemaya)
(Entomology)
Sugarcane stem borers in Ethiopia, ecology and
phylogeography
Supervisor: Dr D Conlong
Co-supervisor: Professor DJ Brothers
Thesis:
Barnett, Wayne Peter, MSc (UCT)
(Geology)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
The Mechanics of Kimberlite Emplacement.
Professor MK Watkeys
Chetty, Jonathan, MSc
(Chemistry)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
The Oxidative Dehydrogenation of Hexane and
Octane over Vanadium Magnesium Oxide Catalysts.
Professor HB Friedrich
De Bruyn, Paul Anthony, MSc (UPE)
(Biology)
A Novel Application of Operational Management
Procedures in the Fisheries Management of the
Oyster (Striostrea margaritacea) in KwaZulu-Natal,
South Africa.
Supervisors: Professor M Schleyer,
Dr C Moloney
Thesis:
Du Plessis, Lynn, BScHons
(Biochemistry)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
The presentation and interpretation of arrow
symbolism in biology diagrams at secondary level
Professor TR Anderson
Gar Elnabi, Mohammed Elfadil Mohammed, MSc (Sudan Univ)
(Physics)
Characterization of Hamartoma and Normal Breast
Tissues using Textures Analysis.
Supervisors: Professor MJ Alport, Dr WID Rae
Thesis:
Gusset, Markus, MSc (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology)
(Biology)
The Re-introduction of Endangered African
Wild Dogs (Lycaon pictus) – A Multi-disciplinary
evaluation.
Supervisors: Professor R Slotow, Dr M Somers
Thesis:
Huson, Laura Elizabeth Joan, BScHons
(Biochemistry)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Antibody-mediated inhibition of proteases of African
trypanosomes
Professor THT Coetzer
Idowu, Olufemi Abiola, MSc(Obafemi Awolowo)
(Hydrology)
Impact of irrigation with Gypsiferous mine water on
the water resources of parts of the Upper Olifants
Basin
Supervisor: Professor SA Lorentz
Co-supervisors: Dr M McCartney,
Professor J Annadale
Thesis:
Joubert, Sandra Deidre, BScHons
(Chemistry)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Synthesis and structural characterisation of tin (IV)
porphyrin phenoxide complexes and Schiff base
derivatives for the polymerisation of epoxides
Professor OQ Munro
2006/07
Abalo, Grace, MSc(Makerere)
(Plant Breeding)
Thesis: Studies of drought tolerance in interspecific
progenies of Oryza glaberrima (steud) and O. Sativa
(L) and an appraisal of the use of male gametocides
in rice hybridisation
Supervisor: Professor P Tongoona
Co-supervisors: Professor MD Laing,
Dr J Derera
R E P O R T
Doctor of Philosophy
Efisue, Andrew Abiodun, MSc(Ibadan)
(Plant Breeding)
R E S E A R C H
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND
AGRICULTURE
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DOCTORAL GRADUATES 2007 (Continued)
Kamau, Joseph Wainaina, MSc(Wales)
(Plant Breeding)
Mwangi, Elizabeth Muthoni, MSc (Nairobi)
(Chemistry)
Thesis:
Genetic improvement of earliness in Cassava
landraces of the semi-arid areas of Kenya
Supervisor: Professor R Melis
Co-supervisors: Dr P Shanahan, Professor MD Laing
Thesis:
Karari, Clement Kamau, MSc(Mississipi)
(Plant Breeding)
Nigro, Sara Anna Maria Eleonara, BScHons
(Plant Molecular Biology)
Identification of sorghum Sorghum bicolour (L)
Moench parents and evaluation of their hybrids for
yield under simulated density and moisture stress
Supervisor: Professor P Tongoona
Co-supervisor:Dr J Derera
Thesis:
Thesis:
Kazembe, Lawrence Ndekeleni McJames, MSc, (Eastern
Mediterranean Univ)
(Biology)
Light, Marnie Elizabeth, MSc
(Botany)
Ouda, Jack Ooko, MSc(Wales)
(Animal Science)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
2006/07
Nkalubo, Stanley, MSc(Makarere)
(Plant Breeding)
Thesis:
Spatial Analysis of Malariometric Indicators in Malawi
Supervisors: Professor CC Appleton,
Dr I Kleinschmidt
The role of smoke as a germination cue
Professor J van Staden
Mitchell, Clyde Goeffrey, MEnvDev (Environment &
Development)
R E P O R T
Genetic modification in Pinus patula using transgenic
technology
Supervisor: Professor J van Staden
Co-supervisor:Dr NP Makunga
Study of anthracnose (Colletotichum lindemuthianum)
resistance and its inheritance in Ugandan dry bean
germplasm
Supervisor: Professor R Melis
Co-supervisor:Professor MD Laing
Thesis:
Supervisor:
R E S E A R C H
An Investigation of South African Plants used for
Cosmetic Purposes and for Skin Related Problems
Supervisors: Professor DA Mulholland, Professor N Dlova, Dr P
Coombes
Towards improved Corporate Social and
Environmental Reporting in South Africa.
Professor T Hill
Thesis:
Nutritive value and manure quality in supplemented
maize stover and grass hay diets for ruminants
Supervisor: Professor IV Nsahlai
Co-supervisor:Professor AT Modi
Paterson, Marie, MScDiet
(Dietetics)
Thesis:
Professional development of dietitians completing
compulsory community service in South Africa with
special focus on KwaZulu-Natal
Supervisor: Professor JM Green
Co-supervisor:Professor EMW Maunder
Thesis:
Mokotedi, Mompe Edward Oscar, MSc
(Biology)
The influence of propagation methods on growth and
physiology of Eucalyptus grandis x nitens.
Supervisors: Professor P Watt,
Professor N Pammenter
Thesis:
Peter, Xolani Kevin, BScHons
(Chemistry)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Moodley, Brenda, MSc
(Chemistry)
An investigation into the selective oxidation of Lignins
found in Sappi Saiccor Pulp Mills Effluent.
Supervisors: Professor DA Mulholland, Professor J Marsh,
Professor H Brookes
Thesis:
Structure and synthesis of Gunnera perpensa
secondary metabolites
Professor F van Heerden
Reddy, Pavel, MSc (Wits)
(Biology)
Implication of Mycoflora in Deterioration of postharvest soybeans (Glycine max (L.) Merrill)
Supervisors: Professor P Berjak, Professor D Mycock,
Professor T Aveling
Thesis:
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Sara, Joseph Roderick, MSc (UPE)
(Biology)
Huang, Feng-Wei, BScEng
(Electrical Engineering)
An Investigation into the Protein Requirement of a
Marine Prawn Fenneropenaeus indicus (H.Milne
Edwards)
Supervisors: Professor AT Forbes, Professor R Gous
Thesis:
Thesis:
Shaik, Rehana, MSc
(Microbiology)
Genetic Diversity and the Development of a
Molecular Method for the detection of Xanthomonas
albilineans strains
Supervisors: Professor D Pillay, Professor B Pillay
Thesis:
Taylor, Valerie, MSc
(Hydrology)
The hydrological basis for the protection of water
resources to meet environmental and societal
requirements
Supervisor: Professor GPW Jewitt
Co-supervisor:Professor RE Schulze
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Jarvis, Alan Lawrence Leigh, BScEng
(Electronic Engineering)
An investigation of the influence of Ag-doping
on the intergranular ‘weak-link’ properties of
superconducting system Y1Ba2Cu3O7-x
Supervisors: Professor AD Broadhurst and Professor TB Doyle
Thesis:
Nannoolal,Yash, MScEng
(Chemical Engineering)
Estimation of pure component properties of organic
compounds from molecular structure
Supervisors: Professor D Ramjugernath and Dr J Rarey
Thesis:
Pillay, Sarushen Dhanapalan, MScEng
(Chemical Engineering)
Thesis:
Whitaker, Claire Rosalie, MSc
(Biology)
Studies on the Biology, Fungal Contamination and
Conservation of Seeds of Welwitschia mirabilis
Hook.fil
Supervisors: Professor P Berjak, Professor N Pammenter
Modelling and analysis of inverter-based FACTS
devices for power system dynamic studies
Professor BS Rigby
Supervisor:
An environmental life cycle assessment of the
provision of recycled water in Durban
Professor CA Buckley
Thesis:
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Finite element solutions of optimization problems with
stability constraints involving columns and laminated
composites
Professor S Adali
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Sookay, Nirvan Karam, BScEng
(Mechanical Engineering)
Thesis:
Clifford, Scott Llewellyn, MScEng
(Chemical Engineering)
Molecular simulation and modelling of the phase
equilibria of polar compounds
Supervisors: Professor D Ramjugernath and Professor K Bolton
Thesis:
Spatio-temporal rainfall estimation and nowcasting
for flash flood forecasting
Professor GGS Pegram
Supervisor:
Modelling and empirical characterization of
environmental degradation of FRP laminates in
Southern Africa
Dr C von Klemperer
2006/07
Çağdaş, Ízzet Ufuk, MScEng (Gazį )
(Mechanical Engineering)
Sinclair, Douglas Scott, MScEng
(Civil Engineering)
R E P O R T
Doctor of Philosophy
Development of a novel apparatus for vapour-liquid
equilibrium measurements at moderate pressures
Supervisors: Professor D Ramjugernath and Professor JD Raal
Thesis:
R E S E A R C H
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
Reddy, Prashant, MSc
(Chemical Engineering)
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FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
Doctor of Philosophy
(Health Sciences)
Naidoo, Padmini, BA (Human Movement) Bachelor of Sport Science
Honours, Masters in Sport Science
Thesis:
Supervisor:
An Analysis of Perceived Leadership Styles and Levels
of Job Satisfaction of Sport Administrators Employed
at Tertiary Institutions in South Africa
Professor Y Coopoo
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
Doctor of Philosophy
Middleton, Lyn Elizabeth, Advanced Diploma in Education,
Bachelor of Social Science Honours (Natal)
Thesis:
A Social Constructionist Analysis of Talk in Episodes
of Psychiatric Student Nurse-Psychiatric Client
Community Based Interaction
Professor LR Uys
NELSON R MANDELA SCHOOL OF
MEDICINE
Doctor of Medicine
Paruk, Fathima, MBChB(Natal), FCOG(SA)
(Obstetrics & Gynaecology)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Critically ill obstetric and gynaecology patients require
specific severity of illness scoring systems.
Professor J Moodley and Professor S Bhagwanjee
Doctor of Philosophy
2006/07
Supervisor:
The prevalence of post traumatic stress disorder in
South African Motor Vehicle Accident Victims.
Professor L Schlebusch and Ms BA Bosch
Bharuthram, Sharita, BA,HDE,BAHons(UNISA),MA
Supervisor:
R E P O R T
Thesis:
Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing
Thesis:
R E S E A R C H
Motala, Mariam Bibi, BA(UDW), BA(Hons)(UDW), MA(Clin Psych)(UDW)
(Behavioural Medicine)
Bosch, Brenda Ann, BSocS(Natal), B SocSc(Hons)(Natal),
MSocSc(Natal)
(Behavioural Medicine)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Biopsychosocial changes in the Human Stress
Response, with Specific reference to stress
measurement and certain moderating variables.
Professor L Schlebusch
Madiba, Thandinkosi Enos, MBChB(Natal), MMed(Natal),
FCS(SA), PGDipIntEthics(Cape Town) General Surgery
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Sigmoid Colon Morphology in the Population Groups
of Durban with Special Reference to Sigmoid Volvulus.
Professor JV Robbs and Professor MR Haffajee
Supervisor:
Developing reading strategies in Higher Education
through the use of integrated reading/ writing
activities: A study at a University of Technology in
South Africa
Professor R Balfour
Ebrahim, Hasina Banu, JPED (Springfield), BA, BEdHons,
MEd (UNISA)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Constructions of childhood for and by children in two
Early Childhood Centres in the Province of KwaZuluNatal, South Africa: An ethnographic study
Professor A Muthukrishna
Ntombela, Sithabile, BA,UED (Zululand)BEdHons,
DipSpecEd,MEd (Manchester)
The complexity of educational policy dissemination in
the South African context: A case study of Inclusive
Education Policy in selected schools in greater
Durban.
Supervisor: Professor R Moletsane
Co-Supervisor:Professor G Maré
Thesis:
Stuart, Jean Dorothy, PTPG (CapeTown), BAHons (UNISA)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
From our Frames: Exploring visual arts-based
approaches for addressing HIV and AIDS with preservice teachers.
Professor C Mitchell
Mthiyane, Cynthia Nonhlanhla, BPaed, BEdHons (Zululand),
MScEd (State University of New York)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Factors affecting Science and Mathematics amongst
African girls: A case study of three high schools in
KwaZulu-Natal.
Dr V Wedekind
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Supervisor:
Teacher desegration in KwaZulu-Natal: A spatial
analysis
Professor R Sookrajh
Joubert, Robin Wendy Elizabeth, DipOccTher(Pretoria),
BA(UNISA), MOccTher
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Indigenous Fruit from Exotic Roots? Revisiting the
South African Occupational Therapy Curriculum.
Dr Z Naidoo and
Professor MA Samuel
Singh, Lorraine Pushpram, BA (UNISA),STD, BEdHons, MA(New York)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Birth and Regeneration: The Arts and Culture
curriculum in South Africa
Professor CM Malcolm
FACULTY OF HUMANITIES,
DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL
SCIENCES
Doctor of Philosophy
Barichievy, Kelvin Charles, MPA (PortElizabeth)
(Political Science)
Efficiency vs democracy: Unpacking the decisionmaking process in South African cities
Supervisor: Professor LE Piper
Co-supervisor:Professor BJ Parker
Thesis:
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Liberation and reconstruction in the works of JNK
Mugambi: A critical analysis in African Theology
Professor IA Phiri
Jones, Alison Rae, MPhil(Southampton)
(Political Science)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Caveat Emptor: Ideological paradigms in decolonizing
and Postcolonial Africa
Professor RB Lawrence
Kemoni, Henry Nyabuto, MPhil(Moi)
(Information Studies)
Records management practices and public service
delivery in Kenya
Supervisor: Professor P Ngulube
Co-supervisor:Professor C Stilwell
Thesis:
Lwehabura, Mugyabuso Julius Festo, MA (Sheffield)
(Information Studies)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
The status and practice of information literacy for
teaching and learning in four Tanzanian universities
Professor C Stilwell
Lombardozzi,Letizia Maria, MA
(English Studies)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Journeying beyond Embo: The construction of exile,
place and identity in the writings of Lewis Nkosi.
Professor L Stiebel
Maharaj, Ajiv, MTRP
(Geography)
The development of an appropriate planning
framework for the Durban Central Beachfront tourism
locality
Supervisors: Professor U Bob and
Dr V Moodley
Thesis:
Chauke, Elesinah, MA (Kentucky)
(Systematic Theology)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Awareness as a process toward a liberating theology
for the women of South East Zimbabwe
Professor IA Phiri
Francis, Michael Douglas, BAHons(Alberta), MA Culture
(Communication and Media Studies)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Explorations in ethnicity and social change among
Zulu-speaking San descendants of the Drakensberg
Mountains.
Professor KG Tomaselli
Manase, Irikidzayi, MA
(English)
Thesis: “From Jo’burg to Jozi”: A study of the writings and
images of Johannesburg from 1980-2003
Supervisor: Professor EAW Gunner
Co-supervisor:Dr CA Woeber
2006/07
Thesis:
R E P O R T
Balkaran, Nirmala, BEdHons(Unisa),MEd
Gathogo, Julius Mutugi, MTh
(African Theology)
R E S E A R C H
Doctor of Education
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DOCTORAL GRADUATES 2007 (Continued)
Mapadimeng, Mokong Simon, MA(Witwatersrand)
(Industrial, Organisational and Labour Studies)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Ubuntu/Botho culture: A path to improved
performance and socio-economic development in
South Africa – beyond rhetoric
Professor A Sitas
Mlilo, Luke Gift, MTh(Rome)
(Biblical Studies)
None greater than John: Towards a social-description
and narrative-theological study on John the Baptist in
Luke-Acts
Supervisor: Professor JA Draper
Co-supervisor:Professor P Decock
Thesis:
Mohamed, Sayed Iqbal, MA
(Religion & Social Transformation)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Dawah: Muslim women’s contribution to the
reconstruction of the South African Society through
entrepreneurial and religious efforts.
Professor AFM Ebrahim
Pillay, Rama, MA
(IsiZulu)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Raniga, Tanusha, MSocSc
(Social Work)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Thesis: Supervisor:
Government ownership of the media and cultural
production in Africa: Botswana Television (BT)
negotiating control and cultural production in a
globalizing context.
Professor RE Teer-Tomaselli
Parsons, Elizabeth Cline, MA(Emerson)MDiv(Harvard)
(Systematic Theology)
Supervisor:
Provoking the rocks: A study of reality and meaning on
the Zambian Copperbelt
Professor AO Balcomb
Perry Jr, Edwin Carl, BA(West Virginia) MA
(Geography)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
Thesis:
Socio-economic and environmental perceptions and
impacts of violence and crime in residential areas in
Durban, South Africa
Dr V Moodley
The implementation of the national Life-skills and HIV/
AIDS School Policy and Programme in the eThekwini
region.
Professor V Sewpaul
Thomson, James Douglas Scott, MSocSc
(Sociology)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
An examination of homicide statistics in South Africa
(1960-2001) using a Durkheimian analysis of anomie
Professor SIR Burton
W’ehusha, Labunga Venance, MDiv (NEGST)
(Biblical Studies)
Thesis:
Mosime, Sethunya Tshepho, BA(Botswana), MA(Sussex)
(Culture, Communication and Media Studies)
The mismatch between language policy and language
practice: Status planning for IsiZulu in a multilingual
and multicultural society.
Professor PJ Zungu
Supervisor:
Moses and leadership struggles in the Exodus
narrative
Professor GO West
Wessels, Michael Anthony, MA
(English)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Interpretation and the Xam narratives
Professor EAW Gunner
Wells, Catherine Louise, MA (Middlesex)
(Anthropology)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
Manipulating metaphors: An analysis of beadwork craft
as a contemporary medium for communicating on
AIDS and culture in KwaZulu-Natal
Professor S Leclerc-Madlala
Wallace, Dale Lancaster, BA(Hons), MA
(Religion & Social Transformation)
Thesis:
Supervisor:
The construction and articulation of a Pagan identity in
South Africa: A study of the nature and implications of
a contested religious identity in a pluralistic society.
Professor PP Kumar
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FACULTIES OF LAW AND
MANAGEMENT STUDIES
Doctor of Philosophy
Chasomeris, Mihalis Georgiou, BSocScHons,MComEconomics
(Economics)
Doctor of Business Administration
Louw, Marthinus Thomas, PGDip(Management)(Henley Business
School,
MBA (Brunell Univ)
Dissertation: “Customer Centricity as a Generic Strategy for
achieving sustainable growth in a commodity driven
industry”.
Promoter:
Professor S Lubbe
South Africa’s seaborne commerce and global
measurement of shipping cost
Supervisors: Professor M Holden and Professor T B Jones
Phiri, Maxwell, MBA,
McDowell, James Carol, AdvSales(NATTEK),
MMI,MComEconHistory
(Finance)
Dissertation: The challenges and implications of Corporate
Rebranding: A Case Study of Amalgamated Beverage
Industries (ABI)
Promoter:
Professor K Poovalingum
Thesis:
Thesis:
Confirming, factoring and invoice discounting as
a source of working capital in the South African
economy, 1950 – 2000
Professor GT Harris
Singh, Ramchunder, BCom(UNISA), MBA(Buckinghamshire Univ)
Doctor of Administration
Dissertation: An investigation into the mortality of small businesses,
with specific reference to Fuel Retailers within the
Republic of South Africa.
Promoter:
Professor MT Khomo
Desai, Gita, Bsc, MMSc
(Public Admin and Bus Management)
Suckling, Brian Charles, B.Iuris(UNISA)
Dissertation: The Migration of Pharmacists: A Case Study of
KwaZulu-Natal
Promoter:
Dr Y Penceliah
Dissertation: Factors influencing new venture creation in KwaZuluNatal.
Promoter:
Dr A Kader
Supervisor:
Gareeb, Simee, BPsych, MAdmin
(Industrial Pscyhology)
Dissertation: Barriers and Gateways to Team Effectiveness
Promotor:
Professor S Brijball Parumasur
Dissertation: An Evaluation of the Housing Policy in KwaZulu-Natal:
A Case Study of the Durban Metropolitan area
Promoter:
Professor PS Reddy
R E P O R T
Ngwadla, Nomalady Mildred, MTRP,
(Public Admin and Bus Management)
R E S E A R C H
Dissteration: Developing a Research Policy Model for the South
African Local Government Health Sector: A case study
at the Ethekwini Municipality
Promoter:
Professor D Singh
2006/07
Mdluli, Themba Kenneth, BA (UZ), PGDip, AdvUniDip, MPA
(Public Admin)
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R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
Fellows of the University
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and Nutrition Research Initiative and continues to do so being
a member and current Chairperson of the Technical Steering
Committee (TSC) of the WHO, Child and Adolescent Health Unit
(CAH); and recently elected as Chairperson of the Human Milk
Banking Association of South Africa, among others.
She has received numerous honours including the La Leche
League International Award for Excellence in 2001; the University
of Natal’s Mary Weston Achiever of the Year Award in 2002;
Amnesty International South Africa, an honour for protecting
human rights in South Africa in November 2005 and was made
a Fellow of UKZN in 2007.
Professor Coutsoudis has served on a variety of Government
and International Advisory Committees such as the World Health
Organisation (WHO)’s informal working group on the Prevention
of Mother-to-Child transmission of HIV, Global Forum Child Health
She has been successful in attracting several research grants,
including one for a five-year programme investigating the
effectiveness of psycho-social support, including antiretroviral
drugs, on the quality of life of HIV-infected mothers and their
families in resource-poor settings.
Department on the Pietermaritzburg campus and carried out
research on the Great Dyke in Zimbabwe, and the giant Bushveld
Complex of South Africa. Professor Wilson has published more
than 50 papers on those topics and now also works on platinum
deposits in China with the Sichuan Geological Bureau and Anglo
Platinum, with which he has had a long association. Professor
Wilson developed the analytical laboratories in the School of
Geological Sciences now located on the Westville campus.
PROFESSOR ALLAN WILSON
Professor Wilson is a world authority on platinum deposits,
particularly those in Southern Africa. That research commenced
many years ago when he was appointed to the Geology
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In more recent times he established similar analytical
laboratories in the School of Geosciences at the University of
the Witwatersrand, where he is now employed as a Professor,
and Director of the Economic Geology Research Institute.
Results from these Units have been used in many international
publications and conference presentations. Further work will be
presented by Professor Wilson on the famous Merensky Reef
platinum deposit in a keynote address at the 33rd International
Geological Congress in Oslo. He continues his collaboration with
researchers at UKZN on the Archaean (older than 2.5 billion year
old) early crustal rocks in KwaZulu-Natal.
2006/07
Graduating with a BSc Degree from the former University of Natal
in 1973, Professor Coutsoudis went on to complete her PhD at
the University in 1993 in Medical Science, her field of study. She
has been attached to the Department of Paediatric and Child
Health since 1989 graduating from Senior Scientist, Lecturer and
Associate Professor to her current position.
Professor Coutsoudis is recognised as an expert in Mother-toChild Transmission (MTCT) of HIV. In 2001 she founded - and
remains Chairperson of - iThemba Lethu, a programme which
addresses the needs of children threatened by HIV and AIDS.
She designed and implemented the first community-based
breastmilk bank in South Africa at iThemba Lethu, an innovation
that has now spread to several centres in the country.
R E P O R T
Professor Anna Coutsoudis is a Professor in the Department of
Paediatrics and Child Health at the Nelson R Mandela School of
Medicine.
R E S E A R C H
PROFESSOR ANNA COUTSOUDIS
Professor Coutsoudis has published more than 90 peer reviewed
publications, the majority of which have been in the fields of the
prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV; breastfeeding
and HIV, and child health.
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(level 3); and Mediating South African Identities: a postgraduate module.
Professor Brown has supervised the successful completion of eleven
Masters theses, and is currently supervising a further Masters and two
PhD students.
In 2002 he was awarded the University’s Book Prize for his
work: Oral Literature and Performance in Southern Africa;
He serves as a member of the editorial board of Scrutiny 2, a
SAPSE-accredited journal produced by the University of South
Africa;
He is a member of a group research project on Postcolonialism,
comprising researchers from UKZN and the University of
Witwatersrand. The project was awarded R750 000 over two
years by the NRF;
He is one of three co-ordinators of a collaborative research
project on: The Politics of Memory in the Postcolony: Nation,
Testimony, Belief, Media, run jointly by the University of Stirling,
Mohamed V University in Rabat, the University of Fes and UKZN.
PROFESSOR DUNCAN BROWN
Professor Duncan Brown, is a Professor of English Studies in the School
of Literary Studies, Media and Creative Arts on the Pietermaritzburg
campus. He is also an Overseas Professorial Research Fellow at the
Ferguson Centre for African and Asian Studies at the Open University in
the United Kingdom and is rated by the National Research Foundation
as a B2 researcher.
Graduating with a BA (cum laude) from the former University of Natal
in 1985, he received several scholarships on his way to completing
his PhD in English at the University in 1996. Professor Brown joined
the English Department at the University as a support tutor in 1990,
moving up in a variety of posts to his current position.
He is presently responsible for teaching the following modules which
he co-designed: Introduction to English Literature: an undergraduate
module (level 1); Literature and Journalism: an undergraduate module
Professor Brown has published four books since 1991, the latest in
2006 being: To Speak of this Land: Identity and Belonging in South
Africa and Beyond; and has contributed chapters to eight books since
1996. He has edited numerous published works.
Professor Brown initiated and is currently leading an interdisciplinary
project on Religion and Spirituality in a Postcolonial Context: A
Perspective from the ‘South’, involving researchers from UKZN,
the University of Delhi, Rhodes University, the Open University, the
University of Stellenbosch, and the University of Botswana.
2006/07
Professor Brothers is internationally recognised as an expert on
the classification and biology of stinging wasps, ants and bees
(Hymenoptera: Aculeata), both modern species and fossils, particularly
the velvet-ants and relatives (Mutillidae and Bradynobaenidae), as well
as on the system governing the application of names in zoology.
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
Recent major research collaborations have involved Russian Professors
Alexander Rasnitsyn from Moscow and Arkady Lelej from Vladivostok,
and Dr Jim Carpenter from New York in the United States as part of a
consortium working on Assembling the Tree of Life for Hymenoptera.
PROFESSOR DENIS J. BROTHERS
Professor Denis Brothers, Head of the School of Biological and
Conservation Sciences, gained his PhD from the University of Kansas
in the United States in 1974 and has been at UKZN ever since.
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Professor Brothers is a past President both of the International Society
of Hymenopterists and the International Palaeoentomological Society,
and is the current President of the International Commission on
Zoological Nomenclature.
A Senior Professor and Chair of Entomology in the School of Biological
and Conservation Sciences on the Pietermaritzburg campus, his special
teaching interests lie in the morphology and classification of insects,
and the general principles and practice of biological systematics.
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Professor R J Haines, Chemistry
1989
Professor K Bharuth-Ram, Physics
1993
Professor R G Harley, Electrical Engineering
1989
Professor R Bharuthram, Physics
1993
Professor A S Mathews, Constitutional and Administrative Law
1989
Professor W M Freund, Economic History
1993
Professor J van Staden, Botany
1989
Professor M A Hellberg, Physics
1993
Professor A D M Walker, Physics
1989
Professor P Berjak, Botany
1994
Professor L W Baker, Surgery
1990
Professor H M Coovadia, Paediatrics & Child Health
1994
Professor M Chapman, English
1990
Professor R E Raab, Physics
1994
Professor D R Hunter, Geology
1990
Professor F H J Rijkenberg, Rural Development
1994
Professor J R L Milton, Criminal Law
1990
Professor J V Robbs, Surgery
1994
Professor Y K Seedat, Medicine
1990
Professor C J Ballantine, Music
1995
Professor N M Tainton, Grassland Science
1990
Professor J Moodley, Obstetrics Gynaecology
1995
Professor W L Nieuwoudt, Agricultural Economics
1991
Professor K G Tomaselli, Cultural & Media Studies
1995
Professor M H Prozesky, Ethics
1991
Professor H Baijnath, Botany
1996
Professor R E Schulze, Bioresources Eng & Env Hydrology
1991
Professor N Bhana, Finance & Accounting
1996
Professor G L Maclean, Zoology & Entomology
1992
Professor J M Burchell, Delict and Criminal Law
1996
Professor M J Samways, Zoology
1993
Professor M R Cooper, Geology
1996
R E P O R T
Professor S Adali, Mechanical Engineering
1993
R E S E A R C H
Professor S E Drewes, Chemistry
1989
2006/07
Fellows of the University of KwaZulu-Natal
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2006/07
R E P O R T
R E S E A R C H
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Professor KB Nürnberger, Theology
1996
Professor V E Verijenko, Mechanical Engineering
2001
Professor M J Savage, Agrometeorology
1996
Professor J S Field, Chemistry
2002
Professor K D Bhoola, Pharmacology
1997
Professor J J McCarthy, Geography
2002
Professor C M Breen, Institute for Natural Resources
1997
Professor M R Perrin, Zoology
2002
Professor P G Leach, Physics
1997
Professor D A Rocke, Anaesthetics
2002
Professor H C Swart, Mathematical Sciences
1997
Professor W D Geach, Accountancy
2003
Professor F G Bell, Geological Computer Science
1998
Professor J J Guy, History
2003
Professor R M Gous, Animal & Poultry Science
1998
Professor J U Jacobs, English
2003
Professor J P C Laband, Human and Social Science
1998
Professor G M Mody, Rheumatology
2003
Professor T M Letcher, Chemistry
1998
Professor G Naidoo, Botany
2003
Professor D I D Attwell, English
1999
Professor V Padayachee, Development Studies
2003
Professor T A Ford, Chemistry
1999
Professor R D Diab, Geography
2004
Professor B N Wolstenholme, Agriculture Science
and Agribusiness
1999
Professor D Mulholland, Chemistry
2004
Professor R Chetty, Pathology
2000
Professor M J Daymond, English
2000
Professor A A Haffejee, Surgery
2000
Professor M A Adhikari, Paediatrics
2001
Professor D A McQuoid-Mason, Delict and Street Law
2001
Professor L Richter, Psychology
2001
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Professor N W Pammenter, Plant Pathology
2004
Professor C C Appleton, Plant Pathology
2005
Professor R C Hart, Botany & Zoology
2005
Professor D J Brothers, Botany & Zoology
2006
Professor A Wilson , Geology
2006
Professor D Brown, English
2007
Professor A Coutsoudis, Paediatrics
2007
R E P O R T
Professor K S Satyapal, Anatomy
2001
R E S E A R C H
Professor R E Klitgaard, Economics
1996
2006/07
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Most Prolific Researchers
PROFESSOR JOHN OJEWOLE
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
School of Pharmacy and
Pharmacology
ojewolej@ukzn.ac.za
Professor Ojewole, Head of
the School of Pharmacy and
Pharmacology in the Faculty of
Health Sciences, is well-known
and respected nationally and
internationally for his research
activities and contributions in
the fields of African Traditional
Medicines, Phytomedicines and
Natural Products Pharmacology.
He is regarded as one of Africa’s
leading researchers in the field
of traditional and indigenous
medicines. In addition to numerous
conference abstracts and
proceedings, Professor Ojewole
has contributed chapters to edited
books on Traditional Medicines
and Ethno-pharmacology. He
has published over 100 scientific
research articles in SAPSE-rated,
ISI- and PubMed-recognised, peerreviewed, international journals.
He is the Co-Editor-in-Chief of
the African Journal of Traditional,
Complementary and Alternative
Medicines.
PROFESSOR WARREN
FREEDMAN
Faculty of Law
freedman@ukzn.acza
Professor Freedman’s particular
interests are sub-national
Constitutional Law; Coastal and
Ocean Law; and Legal Education.
He is an Associate Professor
in the Faculty of Law on the
Pietermaritzburg campus and
teaches Constitutional Law and
Property Law. Professor Freedman
was awarded a Distinguished
Teachers Award: Certificate of
Excellence by the University in
2003 and has also acted as an
advisor on constitutional law to the
KwaZulu-Natal Legislature.
PROFESSOR DAVID WARD
MS LLIANE LOOTS
School of Biological and
Conservation Sciences
ward@ukzn.ac.za
School of Literacy Studies, Media
and Creative Arts
lootsl@ukzn.ac.za
Professor Ward’s research
interests lie in the field of the
ecology and genetics of plantanimal interactions. In particular
he is interested in the effects of
herbivory by large mammals on
the population biology, population
genetics and conservation of
plant populations, especially
trees. Most of his work focuses
on savanna ecology. He was
Chair of Conservation Ecology
at Stellenbosch University until
mid-2004 when he joined UKZN
as Chair of Botany. Professor
Ward has written more than 130
papers in peer-reviewed journals,
14 chapters in peer-reviewed
books, and has recently completed
a book, The Biology of Deserts,
which will be published by Oxford
University Press in October 2008.
Ms Loots is the dance lecturer in the
Drama and Performance Studies
Programme on the Howard College
campus. Her research areas include
the study of emerging African
contemporary performance forms with
a special focus on researching and
writing up un-navigated contemporary
dance histories of the African continent.
She is the Artistic Director of the
Centre for Creative Arts annual African
contemporary dance festival, JOMBA!,
which has actively sought to host
dance companies from all over Africa
in exchange programmes which have
included guest classes, workshops
and conferences at UKZN. She is also
the artistic director and choreographer
of the six-year-old professional dance
company the Flatfoot Dance Company.
This multi award winning company
has a dance technical training and
arts development programme run with
the financial assistance of both the
National Arts Council of South Africa
and more recently HIVOS. Loots is the
recipient of many local and national
choreographic awards, the most recent
being the 2007 KZN DANCELINK
award for choreography for her work
Premonitions.
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A specialist in both epistemology
and the ethics of armed conflict,
Dr Baker’s research straddles
philosophy, ethics and security
studies. He is Deputy-Head of the
School of Philosophy and Ethics
and Director of the UKZN Strategic
Studies Group. In 2006 Dr Baker
was elected Chairman of the Ethics
Society of South Africa for a two
year period. He has published 16
papers in peer-reviewed journals,
four book chapters, three edited
or co-edited, one sole authored
volume (published by SCMCanterbury Press) and over 30
media articles, editorials and
book reviews. His articles have
appeared in South Africa’s leading
newspapers and in international
publications such as the BBC’s
Focus on Africa magazine. He
is also regularly interviewed by
journalists from the national and
international print and broadcast
media.
Culture, Communication and
Media Studies
tomasell@ukzn.ac.za
Professor Tomaselli is the
South African leader of a longterm international collaborative
research project, "Rethinking
Indigeneity", which involves issues
of representation, cultural tourism
and lodge community partnerships.
He has been a Visiting Professor
and Fulbright Scholar at Michigan
State University, a Visiting
Professor at the University of
North Carolina, Chapel Hill, a
Smithsonian Research Associate,
and a visiting Professor at many
other United States institutions.
Professor Tomaselli is founder
and editor of Critical Arts: A
Journal of South-North Cultural
and Media Studies (Routledge/
UNISA Press) and is founder and
co-editor of the Journal of African
Cinemas Intellect. He is an editor
of a new Ottawa University Press
book series, African and Diasporic
Cultural Studies, and he serves
on the editorial boards of many
disciplinary flagship journals across
the world. Previously President
of the SA Communication
Association, he has also served
on the international councils of the
Association for Cultural Studies
and the International Association
of Semiotic Studies. His recent
publications include Writing in
the San/d: Autoethnography
Amongst Indigenous South
Africans (2007), Encountering
Modernity: 20th Century South
African Cinemas (2006) and Where
Global Contradictions are Sharpest:
Research Stories from the Kalahari
(2005).
PROFESSOR ROB GOUS
School of Agricultural Sciences
and Agribusiness
Gous@ukzn.ac.za
Respected academic, leading
scientist and Research Fellow,
Professor Gous was recently
awarded the prestigious ‘A’ rating
status by the NRF following a
re-evaluation of his research
progress. This is the second time
that Professor Gous has received
this rating, the first time being
about 10 years ago, and in both
cases this has been in recognition
for his contribution in the field of
poultry science. Professor Gous’s
research over the past 15 years
has involved the development of
simulation models that predict
food intake and growth of broilers
and pigs. The simulation models
initially provided answers to ‘whatif’ scenarios, but he and his team
have moved on from there and
they now optimize the way in which
broilers and pigs should be fed to
maximise any one of a number of
objective functions, such as margin
over feed cost or feed conversion
efficiency.
2006/07
Professor Friedrich, while
maintaining an interest in both
organometallic synthesis and
homogeneous oxidation catalysis,
retrained himself in the area of
heterogeneous catalysis and
launched the first project in this
area in 2000 in collaboration with
SASOL. This collaboration is now
well established with 13 of his
current students being SASOL
bursars. He is also a pillar in the
DST/NRF Centre of Excellence
in Catalysis c*change. Professor
Friedrich has published more than
40 refereed papers and currently
supervises 21 postgraduate
students.
School of Philosophy and Ethics
bakerdp@ukzn.ac.za
PROFESSOR KEYAN
TOMASELLI
R E P O R T
School of Pure and Applied
Chemistry
friedric@ukzn.ac.za
DR DEANE-PETER BAKER
R E S E A R C H
PROFESSOR HOLGER
FRIEDRICH
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MOST PROLIFIC RESEARCHERS (continued)
PROFESSOR ROBERT
MORRELL
Professor Morrell’s major research
focuses on the broad field of
gender though under this rubric,
his interests include the sociology
of men and masculinity in Africa,
fathers, young parents in school,
men’s health and violence and
gender in the context of HIV
and AIDS. He has been an NRF
B-rated scientist since 2002 with
his best known research being the
edited collection Changing Men
in Southern Africa (2001) which
has been cited over 100 times. In
2006, together with Linda Richter
of the Human Sciences Research
Council, he edited Baba: Men and
Fatherhood in South Africa and
in a follow-up study is leading a
collaborative project on young,
school-going parents which is
funded by SANPAD (Netherlands)
and involves staff at the University
of the Western Cape as well as
UKZN. Since 2000 he has edited
three books and authored or
co-authored 2 books, 18 book
chapters and 23 peer-reviewed
journal articles.
Faculty of Law
duplessism2@ukzn.ac.za
Professor du Plessis’s research
interests include international law
and international criminal law,
human rights and comparative
constitutional law. Giving
expression to his research,
Professor du Plessis practices as
an advocate and has appeared
in a number of leading cases
in the Constitutional Court; he
represented Professor Kenneth
Good (an academic who had been
expelled by Presidential decree
from Botswana) before the African
Commission on Human and
Peoples' Rights. He is affiliated to
the Institute for Security Studies
(Pretoria) and Matrix Chambers
(London) as a research associate.
He is currently working on a book
titled Africa's Response to the
International Criminal Court.
PROFESSOR MICHAEL
HENNING
School of Mathematical
Sciences
Professor Henning’s research
interests are in the field of
graph theory, a major area of
combinatorics. He has worked on
several topics in graph theory with
his favourite being in the area of
domination theory in graphs. His
current research is on the interplay
between total domination in graphs
and transversals in hypergraphs
(with Dr Anders Yeo from Royal
Holloway, University of London).
Professor Henning has more
than 240 papers in international
mathematics journals and received
a President’s Award (P-rating)
from the Foundation for Research
Development in 1996 while being a
National Research Foundation B1rated scientist since 2000.
PROFESSOR ROB SLOTOW
School of Biological and
Conservation Sciences
slotow@ukzn.ac.za
Professor Slotow is the Director
of the Amarula Elephant Research
Programme based in the School
of Biological and Conservation
Sciences. He completed his PhD
on social behaviour in birds at
the University of California, Santa
Barbara, but since returning
to South Africa has changed
research interests to focus on
Conservation Ecology. There are
three focus areas: (1) Management
of ecologically and economically
important large mammals. (2)
Evolutionary and ecological
processes driving biodiversity.
(3) Conservation management
decision-making. Professor
Slotow also works closely with
Conservation Agencies, and
advises them on management
decision-making.
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
School of Education
morrell@ukzn.ac.za
PROFESSOR MAX DU PLESSIS
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PROFESSOR STEVE DE
GRUCHY
PROFESSOR COLLEEN
DOWNS
PROFESSOR STEVEN
COLLINGS
PROFESSOR STEVEN
JOHNSON
School of Religion and Theology
degruchys@ukzn.ac.za
School of Biological and
Conservation Sciences
downs@ukzn.ac.za
School of Psychology
collings@ukzn.ac.za
School of Biological and
Conservation Sciences
johnsonsd@ukzn.ac.za
Professor Colling’s research
interests include traumatic stress,
the psychological impact of child
sexual abuse, and social attitudes
toward child sexual abuse. He
is currently collaborating with
researchers from Africa, Sweden,
the United States and Korea in
an attempt to assess the crosscultural validity/applicability of the
Child Sexual Abuse Myth Scale.
Professor Johnson’s research is
focused on ecology and evolution
of plant pollination systems. He
has contributed significantly to
the scientific understanding of
the evolutionary diversification of
plants in southern Africa and the
ecological requirements that plants
have for their reproduction. He has
a growing interest in the chemical
signals that plants use to attract
pollinators and has established the
best-equipped laboratory in Africa
for the study of plant volatiles
and insect physiological and
behavioural responses to these
volatiles. He received the NRF
President's award (1999) and the
Vice-Chancellors Research Award
(2002). He currently holds an NRF
B1 rating and the South African
Chair in Evolutionary Biology.
2006/07
Professor Down’s main area of
research is the ecophysiology,
conservation and management
of South African vertebrates. She
has been involved with research
together with postgraduates
and colleagues on primates,
tortoises, avian frugivores and
nectarivores, Cape parrots,
pelicans, dassies, oribi, bushbuck
and feral cats. Her research in
the field of Science Education
involves problems experienced
by second language Life Science
students and the development of
appropriate teaching strategies to
address these. Professor Downs is
honorary treasurer of the Zoological
Society of Southern Africa; an
editor of the Eurasia Journal of
Math and Science and Technology
Education, and the Journal Ostrich;
and a member of the international
review panel for the African Journal
of Ecology. She has contributed to
a variety of publications and has
supervised honours, masters, PhD
and Post Doctoral students.
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
Professor de Gruchy, who is
Head of the School of Religion
and Theology and Professor of
Theology and Development, has
concentrated his research on
the Social History of Christianity
in South Africa, interdisciplinary
issues involving the dialogue
between faith and development,
and – more recently - the interface
between religion and public health.
Professor de Gruchy has also
done research for the World Health
Organisation and UNAIDS. Since
joining UKZN in 2000, he has
contributed to the public discourse
of the Christian church on issues
such as poverty, environment, food
security and HIV and AIDS, being
a keynote speaker at a number
of national and global meetings.
Professor De Gruchy's energy
goes into mentoring emerging
scholars in the field of theology
and development, where he
has supervised five successful
PhDs and 39 successful Masters
students, with many more in the
wings. He is also the editor of the
Journal of Theology for Southern
Africa.
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PROFESSOR PHILIPPE DENIS
DR LINDA VISSER
School of Religion and Theology
denis@ukzn.ac.za
Department of Ophthalmology
visser@ukzn.ac.za
Professor Denis’ main areas
of research are the history of
the Reformation, the history of
Christianity in Southern Africa, the
history of HIV and AIDS in Africa,
oral history methodology and
memory work. Born in Belgium,
Professor Denis graduated with a
PhD in History from the University
of Liège. He has lectured at the
University of KwaZulu-Natal since
1993 and is visiting professor at
the History Department of the
University of Louvain since 2001.
In 2006 he was elected associate
member of the Royal Academy
of Belgium. He has authored,
co-authored or edited 20 books
and published more than 100
peer-reviewed journal articles and
book chapters. He is currently the
Chairperson of the Oral History
Society of South Africa and of the
Church History Society of South
Africa. An important part of his time
is dedicated to the Sinomlando
Centre for Oral History and
Memory Work in Africa - a research
and community-based project he
established in the mid 1990s at the
University of KwaZulu-Natal.
Dr Visser is the Head of the
Department of Ophthalmology
which she joined as a specialist
in 1995, graduating to a senior
specialist in 1998 and principal
specialist in 2004. She has
supervised or co-supervised seven
Masters students and one Doctoral
student. Her research studies
presently involve multicentre
international trials: (i) Allergan
diabetic macular oedema trial with
Posurdex and (ii) Allergan retinal
vein occlusion trial with Posurdex;
and a cross-sectional study
Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP17). Dr
Visser has held and continues to
hold a variety of official positions
including president of the
Vitreoretinal Society of South Africa
(2005-2009); founder member and
Vice-Chair of the African Vision
Research Institute; a member of
the Editorial Board of the South
African Ophthalmology Journal, and
Chair of the Scientific and Medical
Advisory Board for Retina SA. She
has published in several journals
and booklets dealing with eye
health.
PROFESSOR MARITA
CARNELLEY
PROFESSOR DAVID MCQUOIDMASON
Faculty of Law
carnelleym@ukzn.ac.za
Faculty of Law
mcquoidm@ukzn.ac.za
Professor Carnelley's main
research interest is in the area
of Gambling Law, specifically
the regulatory aspects vis-a-vis
online gambling on a national and
international level, as well as the
legal ramifications of pathological
gambling and cheating in
gambling. Other areas of interest
include Family Law and Criminal
Law.
Professor J McQuoid-Mason is
a Professor of Law at the Centre
for Socio-Studies; a Director of
the South African Street Law
programme; and President of the
Commonwealth Legal Education
Association. He has facilitated at
numerous NGO training workshops
on Street Law, Human Rights and
Democracy in a variety of African
and overseas countries as well as
in the establishment of paralegal
advice offices in Sierra Leone,
Mongolia, Moldova and Cambodia.
He has conducted clinical legal
education training programmes
for African law professors from 13
African countries in South Africa,
Nigeria and Uganda. He also
conducts regular medico-legal
seminars in South Africa. Professor
McQuoid-Mason has published
over 100 articles in law journals, 30
chapters in books and 12 books.
He has delivered over 130 papers
at national conferences and over
80 at international conferences. He
was awarded a Special Mention
by UNESCO for his work in human
rights education in 2004.
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
MOST PROLIFIC RESEARCHERS (continued)
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School of Sociology and Social
Studies
Singhsb@ukzn.ac.za
School of Development Studies
mayj@ukzn.ac.za
School of Botany and Zoology
perrin@ukzn.ac.za
Professor May is the principal
researcher for the KwaZulu-Natal
Income Dynamics Survey (KIDS), a
ten-year quantitative and qualitative
panel study of poverty dynamics
in KwaZulu-Natal. In 1999,
Professor May was appointed by
the UNDP onto an evaluation team
to examine the impact of their
US$20 million Poverty Strategy
Initiative and undertook research
in Uganda, Zambia, Lesotho
and the Maldives. Recently, he
has worked in Lesotho and the
Maldives developing national
poverty monitoring systems.
Between 1994 and 1998, he led
the Poverty and Inequality Report
commissioned by the Office of the
Deputy President of South Africa
and the South African Participatory
Poverty Assessment. He has
also worked with a number of
government departments in the
development of poverty reduction
policy options and systems for
monitoring the impact of policy,
including the social security grants.
He is currently working with the
London School of Hygiene and
Tropical Medicine on a study
investigating the economic impact
of AIDS related mortality. Professor
May has published more than 50
papers in books and accredited
journals and produced more than
120 working papers, research
reports and other publications.
Professor Perrin is a populationconservation biologist with
interests in animal behaviour and
eco-physiology. While in the past
he worked on rodents, elephantshrews, small carnivores and
ungulates, his current focus is on
African parrots and he is Director
of the Research Centre for African
Parrot Conservation. Professor
Perin recently completed a Darwin
Initiative project with Professor
Terry Burke and Dr Tee Taylor to
prevent illegal trading in South
African cranes and the endemic
Cape Parrot and has started
collaboration with Dr Tim Coles
of Operation Wallacea on several
research projects including space
use and habitat preferences of
African wild dogs and cheetahs.
He has supervised more than 60
masters and doctoral projects and
published more than 200 scientific
papers.
Dr Singh, a senior Criminology
lecturer, has contributed to
Criminological and Sociological
research discourses on HIV and
AIDS, Prison overcrowding,
Foreign Nationals in South
Africa, the Indian Diaspora,
Substance abuse and Juvenile
offences. She is conducting
collaborative research in India on
the impact of prison administrative
personnel and their morale on the
rehabilitation of offenders. Dr Singh
has received the NRF research
grant, “Women in Research”, and
is also conducting collaborative
research on the problem of HIV
and AIDS in prison, both nationally
and internationally. Dr Singh is
currently engaged in research on
Criminology in the 21st Century
and its position in contemporary
society.
PROFESSOR SHANNON
HOCTOR
Faculty of Law
hoctors@ukzn.ac.za
Professor Hoctor’s particular
research interests include the
general principles of criminal law,
specific crimes, the impact of
the Bill of Rights on criminal law
and legal history. He obtained
the BA, LLB and LLM degrees
at the University of Cape Town,
before completing a DJuris at
Rijksuniversiteit Leiden in the
Netherlands. Professor Hoctor
previously taught at the University
of Cape Town and the University
of Port Elizabeth before taking up
a Chair at the Pietermaritzburg
campus of the University in July
2002. Responsible for teaching
courses in substantive criminal
law at undergraduate and
postgraduate levels, he acts as
programme co-ordinator for the
LLM in Advanced Criminal Justice.
He is Editor of the South African
Journal of Criminal Justice and
Assistant Editor of Obiter as well
as being a member of a number of
professional societies.
2006/07
PROFESSOR MIKE PERRIN
R E P O R T
PROFESSOR JULIAN MAY
R E S E A R C H
DR SHANTA SINGH
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MOST PROLIFIC RESEARCHERS (continued)
PROFESSOR JOHANNES VAN
STADEN
Professor van Staden has
worked in many areas of Plant
Sciences/Botany, but specifically
in the fields of plant hormones,
seed germination, senescence,
stress physiology, post-harvest
physiology, biotechnology and
plant tissue culture, ethnobotany,
secondary products and
ethnomedicine. He is the author/
co-author of 1010 papers which
have been published in ISI rated
journals. In 2002 he fell within
the top 0.5 percent of most cited
authors internationally. He has
a large number of publications
that qualify as citation classics.
Professor van Staden is the
Editor-in-Chief for the South
African Journal of Botany and a
Managing Editor of the Journal
of Ethnopharmacology and Plant
Growth and Development as well
as being on the editorial board
of a number of other journals. In
1999 he became Director of his
own postgraduate research centre
the Research Centre for Plant
Growth and Development. He has
supervised 69 MSc and 78 PhD
students and 43 postdoctorals,
many of whom are now working in
research laboratories all over the
world.
PROFESSOR HONG-KUN XU
PROFESSOR MANAGAY REDDI
School of Mathematics
leachp@ukzn.ac.za
School of Mathematical
Sciences
Xuhk@math.nsysu.edu.tw
Faculty of Law
reddim@ukzn.ac.za
Professor Leach’s current research
activities involve the utilization of
symmetry and singularity analyses
of differential equations in terms
of theoretical properties and with
applications to the Mathematics of
Finance, Epidemiology, Ecology,
Quantum Mechanics, Mathematical
Physics and Classical Mechanics.
He is the author of more than 230
refereed articles, serves on five
editorial boards, is a Fellow of the
Royal Society of South Africa,
a member of the Academy of
Nonlinear Sciences and is on the
Scientific Advisory Board of the
South African Centre of Excellence
in Mathematical Analysis.
Professor Xu was a Senior
Professor in the School of
Mathematical Sciences until
December 2007. The winner
of the 2004 South African
Mathematical Society award,
Professor Xu has published more
than 130 journal articles and is
an editorial member of more than
10 international mathematical
journals.
Professor Reddi’s current research
interests focus on violence against
women while her specialist areas
of teaching and research are
in the fields of criminal law and
procedure, gender and the law,
and international criminal law. She
has published a number of articles
in these areas. Professor Reddi has
also read papers in her specialist
areas of law at both national and
international conferences. She is
an advocate of the High Court of
South Africa and is the Deputy
Dean of the Faculty of Law at
Howard College.
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
School of Botany and Zoology
vanstadenj@ukzn.ac.za
PROFESSOR PETER LEACH
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School of Mathematical and
Statistical Sciences
maharaj@ukzn.ac.za
School of Development Studies
pbond@mail.ngo.za
School of Religion and Theology
phirii@ukzn.ac.za
Professor Bond directs the Centre
for Civil Society (CCS) within the
School of Development Studies.
His publishing output has been
spurred by the high-intensity
production of knowledge that
can be credited to South African,
African and global civil society
(often in conflict with state and
capital) and by his colleagues'
ability to carefully relate the
worlds of intellectuals and social
change activists. Documenting the
concerns of a mobilised, active
citizenry has allowed Professor
Bond to offer journals and book
publishers cutting-edge material
related to water and sanitation,
energy/electricity, climate change
mitigation, World Social Forum
strategy debates, social movement
mobilisations, South African and
Zimbabwean political economy,
African economics, controversies
surrounding President Thabo
Mbeki's "Two Economies" thesis,
microcredit, health policy, global
economic crisis, and extraction of
resources from the continent. His
work has been carried in a variety
of periodicals and he recently coedited books with CCS colleagues
Horman Chitonge and Rehana
Dada. During 2007, he also
presented lectures based on these
publications at dozens of leading
universities and conferences in
North America, Latin America,
Europe, Asia and Australia, and
worked closely with the Council for
the Development of Social Science
Research in Africa and other
research institutes.
Professor Phiri, former Head of the
School of Religion and Theology,
has been involved in the following
research:
Professor Maharaj’s current
research interests include
symmetries on manifolds, exact
solutions to the Einstein field
equations, ultra-compact matter,
relativistic radiating stars and
inhomogeneous cosmological
models. He was appointed
Director of the Astrophysics
and Cosmology Research Unit
of UKZN from January 2005
and held the position of Head
of the School of Mathematical
and Statistical Sciences for
four years. More than 80 of his
research papers have appeared in
international journals and he has
edited three books. His research
papers have been published in
high profile journals including
Classical and Quantum Gravity,
General Relativity and Gravitation
and the Journal of Mathematical
Physics. Professor Maharaj is the
recipient of the Vice-Chancellor's
Research Award, South African
Mathematical Society (SAMS)
Medal for the International Year of
Mathematics. Other recent awards
and achievements include: Finalist
in the 2007 NSTF Science and
Technology Awards (in the category
Research Capacity Development),
the Eskom Research Capacity
Development Award in 2007,
and a SARChI Research Chair in
Gravitating Systems awarded by
the Department of Science and
Technology and National Research
Foundation in 2006.
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Gender, Violence and HIV and
AIDS prevention: Behaviour
change interventions for church
couples in Pietermaritzburg
funded by the Centre for
Interdisciplinary Research
on AIDS at Yale University in
the United States as part of
collaborative research with the
Circle of Concerned African
Women Theologians.
Broken Women, Healing
Traditions? Indigenous
Resources for gender critique
and social transformation in the
context of AIDS. It is funded
by the National Research
Foundation and involves team
research by a South Africa/
Norway Research Co-operation
programme.
Professor Phiri has co-authored
and co-edited a variety of books
and has contributed chapters to a
wide selection of publications.
PROFESSOR SREEKANTH
JONNALAGADDA
School of Chemistry
jonnalagaddas@ukzn.ac.za
Having more than 100 research
publications in peer-reviewed
international journals, Professor
Jonnalagadda's research interests
are spread broadly in two areas:
Catalysed Oxidative Processes
- Focus is on developing
competitive technologies
including the Advanced
Oxidation Processes (AOP),
using ozone/hypochlorite/
oxygen as oxidants - for
conversions to value added
products and for the
disinfection and treatment of
drinking and waste water, as
well as for industrial bleaching
processes. The other goal of
the studies is to synthesize
and characterize new catalyst
materials, with diverse supports
and to modify the commercially
available zeolites by loading
different metals to improve
shape selectivity and efficiency
of the catalysts.
Environmental Chemistry - With
emphasis on the elemental
uptake by edible vegetation, his
Group is actively involved in a
number of studies to facilitate
a sustainable environment.
Concluded projects include
the assessment of impact of
arsenic-rich mine dumps on the
river streams and habitat, and
the effect of soil contamination
and coal mine soil on the
elemental uptake by spinach,
mushrooms, ginger, African
potato and various seaweeds
including Gelidium sp, sea
grapes and sea lettuce.
2006/07
PROFESSOR ISABEL PHIRI
R E P O R T
PROFESSOR PATRICK BOND
R E S E A R C H
PROFESSOR SUNIL MAHARAJ
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MOST PROLIFIC RESEARCHERS (continued)
PROFESSOR PATRICIA
BERJAK
School of Biological and
Conservation Sciences
berjak@ukzn.ac.za
PROFESSOR REMBRANDT
KLOPPER
School of Information Systems
and Technology
rklopper@ukzn.ac.za
Professor Klopper is the research
co-ordinator at the School
of Information Systems and
Technology where he supervises
masters and doctoral students
doing research by dissertation on
particular aspects of Informatics
such as e-education, e-learning,
mobile communication, particularly
the adoption of emerging forms of
electronic communication. Over
the past three years he has read
papers on particular aspects of
e-government at four international
conferences. Professor Klopper
is an interdisciplinary scholar
engaging in and publishing the
results of research focusing on
interrelated aspects of informatics,
communication science and
cognitive science, either as sole
author or a co-author. Professor
Klopper has over the past decade
supervised scores of masters
and doctoral students working
in one of the above disciplines.
He is special issues editor of the
South African scholarly journal
Alternation for which he has edited
cognitive science, informatics and
management studies issues.
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
Professor Patricia Berjak has
worked extensively in the field
of seed biology, initially on the
mechanics of deterioration of
stored orthodox seeds and the
problems posed by the inherent
xero tolerant mycoflora and – for
the past 25 years – on recalcitrant
seeds. Along with her collaborator
and husband, Professor Norman
Pammenter, and a succession
of research students, she has
published extensively in the area
of recalcitrant seeds. Professor
Berjak’s endeavours have gained
her several honours, including
recognition by the South
African Department of Science
and Technology as the 2004
Distinguished Women Scientist;
induction as a Fellow of the
Academy of Sciences for the
Developing World in 2005, and in
2006, the award of the seldombestowed Gold Medal of the South
African Association of Botanists.
Also in 2006, she was honoured
by the award of the National Order
of Mapungubwe: Silver, for her
contributions to seed science,
and most recently by the National
Research Foundation President’s
Lifetime Achievement award.
Professor Berjak collaborates
locally with colleagues at the
University of Witwatersrand, the
University of Cape Town and the
Wildlife Biological Resource Centre
of the National Zoological Gardens
in Pretoria. Internationally, she has
strong links with the Millennium
Seed Bank KEW, in the UK, and
the National Center for Genetic
Resources Conservation, Fort
Collins, in the United States.
In July 2008, Professor Berjak
assumed the role of President
of the International Society for
Seed Science, and is currently
one of two Vice-Presidents of
the Academy of Sciences of
South Africa. She is also the
co-convenor of the series of
specialist international workshops
on desiccation-tolerance and
sensitivity in seeds and vegetative
plant tissues.
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MR ANDRE LOUW
Faculty of Law
louw@ukzn.ac.za
Faculty of Science and
Agriculture
jaganyi@ukzn.ac.za
Professor Jaganyi, Deputy Dean
at the Faculty of Science and
Agriculture in Pietermaritzburg,
is an internationally acclaimed
academic whose research interest
focuses mainly on mechanistic
studies of chemical reactions. He
uses modern kinetic techniques
to monitor rates of reactions and
hence elucidates the molecular
nature of the reactions. His
kinetic study of the rates of
hydroboration reactions are of
fundamental importance to the
production of olefins, the primary
feedstock for very important
polymerisation processes such
as the manufacture of plastic.
Professor Jaganyi is also involved
in the mechanistic investigation of
biorelevant platinum (II) complexes
of the Cisplatin type which are
among the most effective anticancer drugs known. The thrust
of this research is to tune the
reactivity of these complexes
through structural change and
to contribute towards a better
understanding of how these
complexes are likely to react in
vivo. He has published some
of his work in Nature, one of the
most widely-respected scientific
journals in the world. In addition
his results in the area of transition
metal chemistry has been
published in some of the most
prestigious journals in chemistry.
Professor Jaganyi’s work has
not gone unnoticed - in 2000
he was awarded the prestigious
Daimler Chrysler Fellowship of
the Alexander von Humboldt
Foundation which saw him spend
one year in Germany at the
University of Erlangen-Nurnberg.
In 2007, the Department of Trade
and Industry (DTI) awarded him the
THRIP award for: “The Outstanding
Black Researcher/Project Leader
for 2007” for his work on the
Double Bond Isomerisation Project.
In addition he is a referee for top
international journals in chemistry
and serves on a variety of
important research committees of
the National Research Foundation.
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
Mr Louw is an attorney of the
High Court of South Africa and
teaches Contract and Intellectual
Property Law at UKZN. He is
currently completing his LLD in
Sports Law through the University
of Stellenbosch. His research
interest is exclusively in Sports
Law and he is one of about
four academics in South Africa
who actively work in this field.
He has published extensively
on Sports Law topics in recent
years and Is currently writing a
chapter on South Africa for Kluwer
Law International’s publication:
International Encyclopaedia of
Sports Law. The publication is a
comparative law source which
forms part of the International
Encyclopaedia of Law series
aimed at providing a source of
reference for comparative research
regarding the legal systems in
different jurisdictions. It is due to be
published early in 2009.
PROFESSOR DEOGRATIUS
JAGANYI
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MOST PROLIFIC RESEARCHERS (continued)
PROFESSOR JACK MOODLEY
Department of Obstetrics and
Gynaecology
jmog@ukzn.ac.za
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
Professor Moodley was the
previous Head of Department of
Obstetrics and Gynaecology and
is currently Professor Emeritus
in the Department. Professor
Moodley continues his interests in
maternal and fetal medicine, with
a focus on hypertensive disorders
of pregnancy. He is the current
Chair of the National Committee
on Confidential Enquiries into
Maternal Deaths and assists both
the Provincial and the National
Departments of Health with advice
on maternal health. He is Regional
Editor and Advisory Board Editor
for the European Journal of
Obstetrics and Gynecology and
Reproductive Biology and is still a
B-rated NRF researcher.
PROFESSOR TREVOR
EDWARDS
PROFESSOR DULCIE
MULHOLLAND
School of Botany and Zoology
edwards@ukzn.az.za
School of Chemistry
d.mulholland@surrey.ac.uk
Professor Edwards’ was offered
the post of Research Fellow in
Pietermaritzburg shortly after
finishing his Masters degree and
for nearly 20 years he remained
in this position as Curator of the
University Herbarium at the then
Natal University. During this period
Professor Edwards attained his
PhD which was awarded the
coveted Captain Scott Medal for
the best PhD of that year. Together
with the postgraduates under his
supervision, Professor Edwards
has published nearly 100 peerreviewed scientific papers and has
made more than 80 presentations
at local and international
conferences. The primary focus
of this work has been examining
the diversity, breeding systems
and conservation of the eastern
seaboard flora of South Africa.
Nearly 40 species new to
science have been described by
Professor Edwards and his team
of dedicated students. In addition,
many classification errors have
been rectified helping to avert
conservation threats to poorly
known species.
Professor Mulholland’s research
interests lie in the field of
isolating and identifying novel
compounds from natural sources.
She is particularly interested in
compounds with anti-inflammatory,
cardio-vascular and anti-cancer
activity and has many international
collaborators, investigating the
pharmacological properties of
compounds isolated by her Group.
In 2003, she was recognised for
her significant contribution to
UKZN by a Special Award from
Convocation. She is presently
Professor of Biological Chemistry
at the University of Surrey in
Guildford, England, but maintains
strong links with UKZN, cosupervising post-graduate students
and collaborating on research
projects. She was appointed
Head of the School of Pure and
Applied Chemistry in 2002 and
subsequently Head of the new
School of Chemistry after the
amalgamation of the University of
Natal and University of DurbanWestville. In her 15 years at
UKZN she produced over 150
research papers and supervised
25 MSc and 22 PhD degrees. She
serves on the editorial boards of
Planta Medica and the Journal of
Ethnopharmacology and is Subject
Editor for Phytochemistry for
Phytochemistry Letters.
Dr O OSHA
Faculty of Humanities,
Development & Social Sciences
PROFESSOR P NGULUBE
Faculty of Humanities,
Development & Social Sciences
DR M RADEMEYER
Faculty of Science & Agriculture
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R E S E A R C H
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R E P O R T
2006/07
Featured Researchers
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PROFESSOR MICHAEL
GREEN
Pro-Vice-Chancellor
(Research), University of
KwaZulu-Natal & Director
of the Centre for the AIDS
Programme of Research in
South Africa (CAPRISA)
Karims1@ukzn.ac.za
School of Literary Studies,
Media and Creative Arts
greenm@ukzn.ac.za
Professor Abdool Karim, ProVice-Chancellor (Research) at
UKZN, is a clinical infectious
diseases epidemiologist
whose main current research
interests are in microbicides
and vaccines to prevent HIV
infection and implementing
antiretroviral therapy in resource
constrained settings. He has
published widely on infectious
diseases, including AIDS,
Measles and Hepatitis B and
co-edited the textbook widely
used to teach epidemiology in
South Africa as well as a book
on HIV and AIDS in South Africa.
He is the Chair of the Scientific
and Technical Advisory Group
for Reproductive Health at the
World Health Organisation; a
Steering Committee member
of the Gates Foundation’s
Global HIV Prevention Working
Group and an Executive
Committee Member of the
National Institute of Health
(NIH) funded Microbicide Trials
Network. He is also Professor
of Clinical Epidemiology at the
Mailman School of Public Health
at Columbia University and
Adjunct Professor of Medicine
at the Weill Medical College of
Cornell University.
Head of the School of Literary
Studies, Media and Creative
Arts, Professor Green, has
published many academic
articles mainly on the uses of
history in fiction, which is also
the subject of his scholarly
book Novel Histories (WUP,
1997). He has published two
works of historical fiction:
Sinking: A Verse Novella
(Penguin, 1997) which won
the University of Natal Book
Prize in 1998 and For the
Sake of Silence (Umuzi/
Random House, 2008). Green
has won a Commonwealth
Fellowship and twice been the
recipient of the University's
Distinguished Teacher’s award.
He was elected as Chair of
the Association of University
English Teachers of Southern
Africa for 2005 – 2007, and
re-elected for 2008-2010. He
has served as a committee
member for the UKZN Press
and has served as Chair of this
committee. Professor Green
is on the board of several
journals, is a reader for two
publishing houses, and is
a rated researcher with the
National Research Foundation.
DR IRENE MACKRAJ
Department of Physiology
mackraji@ukzn.ac.za
Dr Mackraj’s main research
area is the identification of
blood pressure-lowering
plants and the molecular
basis of action. A press
release of her research teams
preliminary findings was
delivered in Washington in
the United States in 2007
at the FASEB (Experimental
Biology) conference. She
is currently involved as a
principal investigator and
collaborator in several other
research projects, including
Drug Delivery Systems, and the
pathogenesis and treatment of
pre-eclampsia at the Nelson R
Mandela School of Medicine.
She has both international and
local collaborators and has
made visits to universities in
the United States to pursue her
collaborative links and further
her research goals.
2006/07
Professor Munro’s areas
of specialisation are in
the fields of synthetic,
structural, computational
and supramolecular
chemistry. His core research
techniques include: (1)
Electron Spin Resonance
(ESR), Mossbauer, electronic,
time-resolved fluorescence
(nano- and microsecond
lifetimes) and multinuclear
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
(NMR) spectroscopy; (2)
parameterisation of empirical
force fields, conformation
analysis and molecular
simulations (molecular
mechanics, semi-empirical,
Density Functional Theory
(DFT), and ab initio quantum
mechanics, molecular and
Langevin dynamics); and (3)
X-ray crystallography (single
crystal methods). Professor
Munro has co-authored a
number of books and other
publications.
PROFESSOR SALIM
S. ABDOOL KARIM
R E P O R T
Recipient of the ViceChancellors Research Award
2007
School of Chemistry
munroo@ukzn.ac.za
R E S E A R C H
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FEATURED RESEARCHERS (continued)
PROFESSOR CHRIS
BUCKLEY
Professor Buckley was a
founder member of the
Pollution Research Group
which investigated the
reduction of water pollution
through the closed loop
treatment of water, chemicals
and energy. These objectives
are as relevant today as they
were in the early 1970s.
Professor Buckley then
undertook research for the
Water Research Commission
on industrial problems
associated with the textile
industry, membrane processes
and brine treatment. More
recent research has focused
on industrial sustainability
through the promotion of
cleaner production in both
the municipal (water supply
and wastewater treatment)
and industrial sectors (textile,
mining, power generation
and coal to fuel processing).
Professor Buckley has served
two terms on the Minister
of Water Affairs Advisory
Committee and undertaken
studies for UNEP and
UNIDO on promoting cleaner
production in industry in Africa.
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
School of Chemical
Engineering
buckley@ukzn.ac.za
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DR KAVILAN MOODLEY
School of Mathematical
Sciences
moodleyk41@ukzn.ac.za
Dr Moodley’s research interest
is in the area of cosmology
and involves confronting
cosmological theories with
observational data, in particular
observations of the cosmic
microwave background and
large-scale structure. He is
a scientific board member
of the international Atacama
Cosmology Telescope Project
and was a member of the
International Science Working
Group for the Square Kilometer
Array Project in 2005 and
2006. Professor Moodley won
the South African Institute of
Physics Silver Jubilee Medal
in 2007.
PROFESSOR ELELWANI
FARISANI
PROFESSOR LINDY
STIEBEL
School of Religion and
Theology
frisanie@ukzn.ac.za
Literary Studies, Media and
Creative Arts
stiebell@ukzn.ac.za
Professor Farisani's research
concentrates on (1) how the
African indigenous languages
can be used in the teaching
and learning of Biblical Hebrew
and (2) showing how - with the
use of a sociological analysis biblical texts can best be used
to address some of the current
challenges facing the African
continent. Professor Farisani
who teaches the Hebrew
Bible and Biblical Hebrew, is
currently involved in research
initiatives which include a
National Research Foundation
backed study to explore how
Romans 12 can be used in a
quest for an African theology
of renewal, transformation
and reconstruction. The
study's main focus is on the
sociological analysis of this text
with a view to appropriating
such an analysis in a quest for
a theological reconstruction
in South Africa. He is also
involved in a book project
aimed at bringing together
the theological discourses of
African American and South
African religious studies and
theology.
Professor Stiebel, Academic
Co-ordinator of English Studies
on the Howard College campus,
has recently completed a five
year NRF project that explores
links between writers and place
in KwaZulu-Natal. This project
is unique in South Africa in its
development of Literary Tourism
as a research field – to date the
website (www.literarytourism.
co.za) hosts entries on 60
KwaZulu-Natal writers, together
with research papers gathered
from the project’s workshops,
podcasts, current book reviews
and interviews. Four literary
trails have been developed
thus far with the latest on Cato
Manor writers providing scope
for community involvement.
Considerable international and
national response to the KZN
Literary Tourism initiative has
been received, with the website
receiving upwards of 5000 ‘hits’
a month. Professor Stiebel’s
research on links between writers
and place has also produced a
book on Rider Haggard, Imagining
Africa (Greenwood Press, 2001);
a CD-ROM on the 19th Century
Explorer and artist Thomas
Baines, Thomas Baines and the
‘Great Map’ (Campbell Collections
2001); and a book co-edited with
Professor Liz Gunner on Lewis
Nkosi, Still Beating the Drum,
(Wits University Press 2006).
She is currently working on a
commissioned volume on Rider
Haggard for Chatto and Pickering
as part of their prestigious series
Lives of Victorian Literary Figures
which is due out in 2009.
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Professor Govinder’s research
is focused on differential
equations. He develops
and extends techniques for
analysing and solving both
ordinary and partial differential
equations. These techniques
involve group theory, singularity
analysis and a dynamical
systems approach. In addition
he tackles applications
of differential equations
in Mathematical Physics
(mainly General Relativity
and Gravitation) as well as
Mathematical Biology.
School of Development
Studies
maharajp7@ukzn.ac.za
Dr Maharaj’s research focuses
on the area of sexual and
reproductive health, with
special reference to HIV and
AIDS and family planning.
She is currently involved in a
number of research projects
in this area and has published
numerous scientific articles in
local and international peerreviewed journals, abstracts,
research reports and chapters
in books. She is the academic
co-ordinator of the Masters in
Population Studies. In 2007
she was awarded the Erasmus
Mundus Scholarship to carry
out scholarly work in Europe.
As part of the scholarship, she
spent three months teaching
at Linkoping University in
Sweden.
PROFESSOR SHERYL
HENDRIKS
School for Agricultural
Sciences and Agribusiness
hendriks@ukzn.ac.za
Household food security,
empirical measurement of
food security, agricultural
growth linkages and household
coping strategies comprise
the main areas of research
undertaken by Professor
Hendriks, who is the initiator
and leader of the African
Centre for Food Security
(ACFS) and Head of School
for Agricultural Sciences and
Agribusiness. Professor
Hendriks is a recipient of the
University’s Distinguished
Teachers’ Award and the
Nells Westermark Award for
the Best Poster at the 2006
International Agricultural
Economics Association
Conference. She was rated
one of the University’s most
promising young researchers
in 2003 and was placed eighth
in the South African National
Research Foundation’s
Women in Research Rating for
2007. Professor Hendriks has
published 23 peer reviewed
journal articles, three chapters
in books and monographs,
24 refereed conference
proceedings, presented 14
invited plenary papers on
food security and authored
12 policy and technical
papers and reports, including
providing lead authorship of
the CAADP Framework for
African Food Security.
2006/07
Professor North's research
interest is the emergence of
probabilistic reasoning and
the contribution thereof to
general statistical literacy. She
assisted with the defining of
the data handling component
of the new school curriculum
in South Africa, a collaborative
research project with statistics
specialists from Italy and
England. Collaborative
research with international
leaders in statistics education
in Australia, the United States
and England has contributed
to Professor North being the
leader in research on the
effect of statistics training of
in-service mathematics school
teachers in South Africa. The
various research projects she
has run in this regard have
led to her being an invited
speaker, session organiser,
topic convener and plenary
panel member at a variety
of international statistics
education conferences.
Professor North is passionate
about the development and
application of Statistics in
South Africa, at all levels. She
has delivered papers and led
workshops each year (since
1981) at annual conferences
of the South African Stats
Association. She serves on
various national statistics
steering committees.
School of Mathematical
Sciences
govinder@ukzn.ac.za
DR PRANITHA MAHARAJ
R E P O R T
School of Statistics and
Actuarial Science
northd@ukzn.ac.za
PROFESSOR KESH
GOVINDER
R E S E A R C H
PROFESSOR DELIA NORTH
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FEATURED RESEARCHERS (continued)
DR NISHA SINGH
Dr Singh, the recipient of the
National Research Foundation
Thuthuka Award from 2003
to 2008, has conducted
research on the chemical
analysis of in vitro-generated
plants/ tissues/organs. At
present she is leading a
research team working on
the large scale production of
important phtyocompounds
using bioreactor technology.
Dr Singh acquired bioreactor
technology in South Korea
during a sabbatical in 2005
at Chungbuk National
University where she also
worked with Dr Yaser Dewir
who presently holds a post
doctoral fellowship in her
research programme at the
School of Biological and
Conservation Sciences on
the Westville campus. She
has authored several peerreviewed journal articles and
made presentations at several
conferences, that include
the International Congress of
Environmental Research, which
was held in Bhopal, India,
where she delivered a paper
on the Evaluation of betulinic
acid in field and in vitro plants
of Syzygium cordatum.
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
School of Biological and
Conservation Sciences
Singhni@ukzn.ac.za
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PROFESSOR PANGIRAYI
TONGOONA
PROFESSOR MICHAEL
SAMUEL
PROFESSOR LESLEY
STAINBANK
School of Biochemistry,
Genetics, Microbiology and
Plant Pathology
tongoona@ukzn.ac.za.
Faculty of Education
samuelm@ukzn.ac.za
School of Management
Studies
stainbankl@ukzn.ac.za
Professor Tongoona’s research
interests are centred on
breeding for low phytic acid
maize and sorghum grains
to improve the bioavailability
of micronutrients (iron, zinc,
calcium) to monogastric
consumers such as humans,
pigs and poultry; and the
development of male sterile
lines for use in the generation
of hybrids in sorghums and
millets. Professor Tongoona,
who joined the UKZN from
Zimbabwe in 2004, has
supervised 14 PhD and 16
MSc/MPhil students in Plant
Breeding.
Prior to his appointment as
Acting Dean in the Faculty of
Education, Professor Samuel
served on the Ministerial
Committee on Teacher
Education which gave rise to
the construction of the National
Policy Framework for Teacher
Education and Development
in 2007. He has participated
in international studies
supported by the Department
for International Development
in the United Kingdom
involving researching teacher
education in Ghana, Malawi,
Lesotho, Trinidad & Tobago,
and South Africa (1998-2003).
Another international research
project looked at who sits
at the margins of schooling
in South Africa and in India
(2002). Both these studies
involved collaboration with the
University of Sussex, Centre
for International Education. He
was also part of the technical
advisory team involved in
a major research project
undertaken by the Human
Sciences Research Council
(HSRC) on behalf of the
Education Labour Relations
Council, reviewing the national
teacher supply and demand
challenges in the context of
the HIV and AIDS pandemic
in South Africa (2004). He has
delivered conference papers
at a range of international
and national conferences
and published in national and
international journals.
Professor Stainbank's research
interests include accounting
education, differential
reporting, employee reporting
and professional accounting
education programmes. She
is currently collaborating on an
international research project
to develop an Accountancy
Development Index. Professor
Stainbank, who is in the
Faculty of Management
Studies, is a co-author of
the text book A Student's
Guide to International Financial
Reporting which is prescribed
by seven universities in South
Africa at either the third yearor honours level. She has
published in the SA Journal of
Accounting Research, Meditari
Accountancy Research and
Accounting Education: An
International Journal. Professor
Stainbank is currently serving
on the editorial boards of
the SA Journal of Accounting
Research and the African
Journal of Accounting,
Economics, Finance and
Banking Research and is an
Editorial Adviser to Accounting
Education: An International
Journal.
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School of Anthropology
Gender and Historical
Studies
Hiralalk@ukzn.ac.za
School of Geological Sciences
uken@ukzn.ac.za
Dr Hiralal, whose research
interests include women
and empowerment, ethnic
studies and diaspora issues,
is currently working on
the history of the Gujarati
community in KwaZulu-Natal
as well as political resistance of
women in colonial Natal. She
is also completeing a paper
on women and empowerment
in the informal sector in South
Africa. Dr Hiralal has been the
receipient of several awards
in research including: The
National Research Foundation
Grant Thuthuka, for the
period 2003-2008; UKZN
Certificate of Excellence for
making significant progress
in the National Research
Foundation’s Thuthuka
Programme (2004); Awarded
Thuthuka, Women in Research
Post Doctoral Scholarship,
from the National Research
Foundation to conduct
research at Dalhouise
University, Halifax, Nova
Scotia, Canada, during
August 2004 to January
2005.This award gave her
the opportunity to undertake
collaborative research within
the International Development
Studies Unit at Dalhaouise
University; awarded the Nordic
Africa Guest Scholarship at
the Nordic Africa Institute
in Uppsala, Sweden in
September December 2007.
Dr Uken, a Senior Lecturer in
Economic Geology and Director
of the Marine Geoscience Unit
(MGU), has varied research
interests which include
deformation and intrusion
mechanisms associated with
the Bushveld Complex, the
worlds largest single resource
of platinum, chrome and
vanadium. An understanding
of the dynamic nature of the
floor structures within the
complex, have become central
to developing new exploration
targets. He has been part of
ongoing applied geological
research with Richards Bay
Minerals, in the age and
evolution of this world class dune
ore deposit. An understanding
of these dune systems led to his
involvement in Marine Geology
and the dynamics of coastal
and estuarine processes as
well as the adjoining continental
shelf. These studies include
the geology and evolution of
the Aliwal Shoal, the Durban
Bight, the Bluff and adjoining
Blood Reef. With the discovery
of Coelacanths in the Sodwana
canyons in 2000, the MGU
became involved with mapping
and studying the evolution
of these impressive canyon
systems. The African Coelacanth
Ecosystem Programme (ACEP)
has since entered its second
phase and projects now include
studies on the sedimentology
and nanofossil distribution of
the KwaZulu-Natal Bight and
palaeoclimate studies on coral
cores from Sodwana and the
greater western Indian Ocean.
2006/07
Professor Magwaza, a gender
and social justice activist,
is a prolific researcher who
is currently working on two
research projects - one
of which is funded by the
Organisation of Social Science
Research in Southern and
East Africa (OSSREA) and the
National Research Foundation.
Her area of expertise, research
and teaching is the cultural
constructions of gender
with a special focus on the
Zulu language and culture,
motherhood, Durban-based
refugees, and the impact
of HIV and Aids on women
and homecare givers. She
has published more than 20
national and international
papers and book chapters
in these areas. An Associate
Professor and Head of the
Gender Studies Programme,
Professor Magwaza is the
recipient of many awards
including the Fulbright research
scholarship and an award from
the UN-established University
for Peace.
DR RON UKEN
R E P O R T
School of Anthropology,
Gender & Historical Studies
Magwazat1@ukzn.ac.za
DR KALPANA HIRALAL
R E S E A R C H
PROFESSOR THENJIWE
MAGWAZA
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RESEARCH GRANTS AND
CONTRACTS 2006 (more than R100 000)
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
16
R 12,755,964
Amount Awarded
Investigator name
Project Title
Funder Name
PROFESSOR
RE SCHULZE
Applications of rainfall forecasts for agriculturally related
decision making in selected catchment
Water Research
Commission
R 5,700,000
PROFESSOR
CA BUCKLEY
The development of research capacity and the conduct of
research into water and sanitation delivery
eThekwini Municipality
R 2,500,000
DR SA LORENTZ
An Investigation into the Effects of Atmospheric Pollutants
on Surface Water Quality in the Eastern Regions of South
Africa
Water Research
Commission
R 1,435,300
PROFESSOR
RE SCHULZE
Regional aspects of climate change and their secondary
impacts on water resources
University of Cape Town
R 1,341,780
PROFESSOR
CA BUCKLEY
Anaerobic membrane bioreactor
Water Research
Commission
R 693,280
DR JC SMITHERS
Funding of a Research Fellowship for the School of
Bioresources Engineering and Environmental Hydrology
South African Sugarcane
Research Institute
R 321,000
PROFESSOR
CA BUCKLEY
Technical Agreement: Applying and further developing the
protocols developed for determining the treatability of toxic
liquid effluents by anaerobic digestion
Sasol Technology (Pty) Ltd
R 280,000
MR SA MC DONALD
Embedded C Course outline - Version 2
UEC Technolgies (Pty) Ltd
R 184,110
PROFESSOR DR ARNOLD
Project Jumbo Pilot Plant Runs C10
International Furan
Technology
R 156,146
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND AGRICULTURE
41
R 41,247,998
Investigator name
Project Title
Funder Name
PROFESSOR MD LAING
Providing young scientists from Eastern and Southern Africa
with Ph.D. training in modern crop breeding
Rockefeller Foundation
R 7,595,496
DR SD JOHNSON
Chair in Evolutionary Biology
National Research
Foundation
R 7,500,000
PROFESSOR MD LAING
Provide young scientist PhD training in modern crop
breeding.
Rockefeller Foundation
R 6,200,000
PROFESSOR
SD MAHARAJ
Chair in Gravitating Systems
National Research
Foundation
R 5,800,000
Amount Awarded
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R 3,502,184
DR NH RODDA
Guidelines for sustainable use of Greywater in Small -scale
Agriculture and Gardens in South Africa
Water Research
Commission
R 1,670,000
PROFESSOR MD LAING
Cyclotron Mutagenesis of African Food Security Crops
PlantBio Trust
R 1,500,000
PROFESSOR
HC MURRELL
Establishment of a KwaZulu-Natal Node
National Bioinformatics
Network
R 901,175
DR JPD GOLDRING
Consortium for the South African Malaria Initiative
University of Pretoria
R 898,990
DR FB AHMED
An investigation into using different satellite remote sensors
and techniques to identify, map, and predict the spread and
distribution of some major current and emergent invasive
plant species in KZN
Department of Agriculture
and Environmental Affairs
R 600,000
PROFESSOR
KP KIRKMAN
Convergence and Contingencies in Savanna Grasslands
Colorada State University
R 554,692
DR PB TONGOONA
Funding of Innovative Plant Biotechnology Programmes
directed to develop the Biotechnology Sector and improve
the quality of life of small farmers in South Africa
University of Pretoria
R 483,073
DR D SCOTT
To Develop a set of Tourism Materials and an introductory
course: Wetlands 101
Greater St Lucia Wetland
Park Authority
R 464,482
PROFESSOR RJ FINCHAM
Establishment of the Eshowe Craft Support Agency (ECSA)
Reference: LCF Project Implementation 002/006
Department of Economic
Development
R 436,750
DR SJ BROOKS
Farm Dwellers, the Forgotten People? Consequences of
conversions to Private Wildlife Production in KwaZulu-Natal
South Africa-Netherlands
Research Programme
on Alternatives in
Development
R 436,500
DR PB TONGOONA
Regional training strategies for post - secondary agricultural
education in Sub-Sharan Africa: When do they work and
how should they be done
World Bank Group
R 327,080
PROFESSOR WN ELLERY
Determination of Landscape Level Imapcts and
Development of a Loss-of-Function Metric
University of Cape Town/
WRC
R 300,000
DR DC KOTZE
The Sustainability Indices Component of the WHI Research
Programme
University of Cape Town/
WRC
R 300,000
PROFESSOR MJ SAVAGE
Refining tools for evapouration monitoring in support of
water resource management
Council for Scientific and
Industrial Research/WRC
R 254,900
DR ML HAMER
South Africa's Hidden Species
EARTHWATCH
R 211,770
PROFESSOR U BOB
Developing and testing a monitoring and evaluation system
to monitor, track and evaluate the Greening of the nation
and other SANBI Environmental Education Programmes
The South African National
Biodiversity Institute
R 196,000
PROFESSOR
R PERISSINOTTO
Climate change & the implications for management and
conservation of St. Lucia Estuary
World Wide Fund For
Nature
R 171,000
2006/07
Centro Internacional de
Mejoramiento de Maiz y
Trigo
R E P O R T
Capacity-Building and Research Activities in Sub-Saharan
Africa
R E S E A R C H
PROFESSOR MD LAING
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RESEARCH GRANTS AND CONTRACTS 2006 (continued)
PROFESSOR MJ SAVAGE
Incorporation of the Canegro Model into the DSSAT V4
Software
South African Sugarcane
Research Institute
R 167,915
PROFESSOR
R PERISSINOTTO
Climate change and management of KZN estuaries: St
Lucia Estuary
National Research
Foundation
R 150,000
COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
3
R 1,516,000
Investigator name
Project Title
Funder Name
Amount Awarded
DR VR WEDEKIND
Enhancing the Quality of Teacher Education
Norwegian Centre for
International Cooperation
in Higher Education (SIU)
MS TA MBATHA
Evaluation of the IEC/DOE project to infuse teaching of
constitutional democracy, peace, human rights and special
institutions to learners in grade R-9
Electoral Commission
R 200,000
MRS FY O'BRIEN
Service Learning Capacity Building Programme (SLCBP)
JET Education Services
R 120,000
R 1,196,000
FACULTY OF HUMANITIES, DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
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R 20,066,323
Investigator name
Project Title
Funder Name
PROFESSOR
GC LINDEGGER
Strengthening Ethical Priority Areas for South African HIV
Vaccine Trials
Medical Research Council
R 3,264,902
MR IAK VALODIA
Gender & Taxation
International Development
Research Centre
R 2,105,360
PROFESSOR
PS ROBINSON
Determination of New School requirements and property
needs over a 10 year development period
Department of Education
and Culture
R 1,889,664
PROFESSOR PM ZULU
Partnership between the Office of the Premier of KwaZuluNatal and the Maurice Webb Race Relations Unit:Servicing
Government projects in the Second Economy
KZN Premier's Office
R 1,876,085
PROFESSOR JD MAY
Poverty and Information and communication Technology
systems in Urban and rural Eastern Africa (Picture Africa)
Case Studies from Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda
Network of Ugandan
Researchers and
Research Users
R 1,442,822
PROFESSOR PM BOND
Core Funding for the Centre for Civil Society for July 2006 to
June 2008
MOTT FOUNDATION
R 1,300,000
PROFESSOR A SITAS
Intergrated Sustainable Rural Development - (ISRD) and
Urban Renewal Nodes
Khanya-African Institute
for Community-Driven
Development
R 1,053,878
PROFESSOR I PETERSEN
Mental Health Policy Development and implementation in
four African countries: Breaking the cycle of mental ill-health
and poverty
University of Cape Town /
DFID
Amount Awarded
R 841,672
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R 757,265
MR IAK VALODIA
Globalization, Gender and taxation: Improving revenue
generation and Social Protection in developing countries
American University-Bard
College/Ford Foundation
R 660,113
DR P MAHARAJ
Transformative Reproductive Health Commodities
International Center for
Research on Women
R 487,500
DR V KHUMALO
Study and Revitilisation of Mission Stations in UKZN:
Heritage, Tourism and Community Development Project
National Heritage Council
R 450,000
PROFESSOR PG MARE
Exploring cross-generational construction of social identities
in contemporary South Africa: Notes from the emergent
margins
South Africa-Netherlands
Research Programme
on Alternatives in
Development
R 436,500
MR IAK VALODIA
British High Commission - Services Project/Trade Policy/
Consultancies/Research
Trade and Industrial Policy
Strategies
R 391,590
DR NM MAZIBUKO
Drafting of the Provincial Report for the African Peer Review
Mechanism for KwaZulu-Natal
Provincial Government of
KwaZulu-Natal
R 348,000
PROFESSOR PM BOND
To Demonstrate to leading Southern African civil society
facilitators and intellectuals the strengths and weaknesses
of the World Social Forum
Open Society Initiative for
Southern Africa
R 325,000
DR DJ SPURRETT
Probability discounting, temporal discounting, and reward
bundling in Southern African disordered gamblers
University of Cape Town
R 280,000
MRS BJ KILLIAN
Piloting and Evaluation of Certificate of Education (Working
with Children in Adversity)
UNICEF
R 248,000
MS CJ SKINNER
Support the Micro-Economic Development Stategy (MEDS)
for the Western Cape
Department of Economic
Development & Tourism
(WC)
R 227,977
PROFESSOR
KL DURRHEIM
Construction of Inequality and Justice in Post-apartheid
South Africa
Lancaster University
R 205,120
DR MSE VAWDA
Update of Database and Marketing support for CommunityBased Tourism products in South Africa
The United Nations World
Tourism Organization
R 150,000
PROFESSOR PM BOND
Building Capacity of the Economic Justice Network in the
Region through the Translation and Distribution of the book
Looting Africa
Open Society Initiative for
Southern Africa
R 148,200
PROFESSOR
DR WASSENAAR
African Health Research Ethics Symposium (AHRES)
Wellcome Trust
R 145,000
PROFESSOR
DR WASSENAAR
Ethics, Law and Human Rights Thematic working group of
the African AIDS Vaccine Programme
UNAIDS-WHO HIV
Vaccine Initiative
R 140,000
DR R SOORYAMOORTHY
Compilation of base line social and community studies for
Inhlansi (Zulti-South development) project
Richard Bay Minerals
R 132,232
PROFESSOR PM BOND
To convene a major five-day colloquium with conferencing
facilities in other regional cities and two other international
cities
Open Society Initiative for
Southern Africa
R 126,750
2006/07
London School of Hygiene
& Tropical Medicine /ESRC
R E P O R T
Demographic and poverty dynamics in an African population
with high AIDS mortality and implication for social policy
R E S E A R C H
PROFESSOR JD MAY
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MR IAK VALODIA
Transnet-eThekwini Port City joint planning initiative:
Economic Sector Review
Urban-Econ KZN (Pty) LTD
R 125,400
PROFESSOR FJ LUND
Informal economy knowledge transfer and capacity support
project.
Ethekwini Municipality Economic Development
Department
R 105,000
MS V BAXTER
Gene There, Done That
SA Agency for Science &
Technology Advancement
R 101,195
FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
4
R 415,000
Investigator name
Project Title
Funder Name
PROFESSOR LR UYS /
PROFESSOR C BURNS
Documentation of the Pioneers of Medicine and Health in
South Africa
National Heritage Council
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES
Amount Awarded
R 415,000
NELSON R MANDELA SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
31
R 72,614,691
Investigator name
Project Title
Funder Name
PROFESSOR UG LALLOO
Implementation of GFATM (Global Fund for AIDS ,
Tuberculosis and Malaria) Deliverables by the Enhancing
Care Initiative, KZN
Department of Health
R 21,296,610
DR P KIEPIELA
Pathogenesis of Clade C HIV Infection
Massachusetts General
Hospital
R 10,291,724
PROFESSOR N GQALENI
Inter-Agency PEPFAR Annual program statement US
Govt Mission to SA - Biomedical and Traditional Healing
Collaboration on HIV and AIDS
Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention
R 8,400,000
PROFESSOR
SS ABDOOL KARIM
Center for HIV/AIDS Vaccine Immunology ("CHAVI")
Duke University
R 6,094,134
PROFESSOR M MARS
Building Informatics Capacity in South Africa
National Institute of Health
R 5,054,718
DR KP MLISANA
Establishment of a SAAVI AIDS vaccine Trial Site in
CAPRISA
Medical Research Council
R 3,453,500
PROFESSOR
SS ABDOOL KARIM
Center for HIV/AIDS Vaccine Immunology ("CHAVI")
Duke University
R 2,353,306
DR L KANY KANY
Micronutrients and enteric infections in African Children.
Amendment No 5
New England Medical
Center Hospitals
R 1,864,772
MISS AS VOCE
Situational analysis survey of Maternal and Neonatal Health
Services
Department of Health
R 1,754,636
PROFESSOR
A COUTSOUDIS
Multi-Country Antiretroviral Treatment Program - Columbia
University and University of KwaZulu-Natal in Support of HIV
treatment activities at Cato Manor Clinic
Columbia University/
Centre for Diesease
Control and Prevention
R 1,540,725
Amount Awarded
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South Africa HIV Vaccine Trials Unit - HVTN 503
Fred Hutchinson Cancer
Research Center
R 1,522,903
DR CM HORWOOD
An evaluation of the South African HIV adaptations to
the Integrated management of Childhood Illness in two
Provinces of South Africa
World Health Organisation
R 1,188,048
PROFESSOR
Q ABDOOL KARIM
International Training Program in Epidemiology of AIDS
Columbia University
R 1,096,386
PROFESSOR
EM PRESTON-WHYTE
Grant to HIVAN for resources to enhance capacity
Carnegie Corporation of
New York
R 900,000
DR R PARBOOSING
Effective screening of potential Anti-HIV compounds
CSIR - Operating Unit of
Biosciences
R 861,227
MR F VAN
LOGGERENBERG
An Enhanced adherence support program for HIV and AIDS
Antiretroviral Therapy
Columbia University/
Doris Duke Chartiable
Foundation
R 859,852
PROFESSOR
SS ABDOOL KARIM
HIV - 1 Cellular Immunity in Exposed Seronegatives
Fred Hutchinson Cancer
Research Center
R 813,059
PROFESSOR M MARS
Maternal and Child Health Training for Sub-Saharan Africa
New England Medical
Center Hospitals
R 644,490
MR AL GRAY
International training Program in Epidemiology of AIDS Year 2
Fogarty International
Centre
R 595,350
PROFESSOR N GQALENI
The International Centre for Indigenous Phytotheraphy
Studies (TICIPS)
University of the Western
Cape/NIH
R 555,043
DR MYS MOOSA
Epidemiology and Immunogenetics of Immune
Reconstruction Inflammatory Syndrome
King's College London
R 521,500
PROFESSOR
CC JINABHAI
Study on Conducting a Gap analysis on public helath sector
for district hospitals package in SA
Department of Health
R 477,660
PROFESSOR
CC JINABHAI
Study on Technical Efficiency Study in Public Health Sector
of district hospitals in SA
Department of Health
R 300,048
PROFESSOR TE MADIBA
Colorectal cancer registry and epidemiology of colorectal
cancerin the Province of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
Department of Health
R 175,000
FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES
23
Investigator name
Project Title
Funder Name
PROFESSOR
AW WHITESIDE
Corefunding for HEARD's Business Plan 2006 -2010
Royal Netherlands
Embassy
PROFESSOR
AW WHITESIDE
Addressing the balance of burden in AIDS (ABBA) Research
programme consortium
Liverpool School Tropical
Medicine
R 52,932,678
Amount Awarded
R 25,600,000
R 8,334,000
R E S E A R C H
COLLEGE OF LAW AND MANAGEMENT STUDIES
R E P O R T
2006/07
DR KP MLISANA
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PROFESSOR
AW WHITESIDE
Support to HEARD's Business Plan - Bilateral Agreement
Swedish International
Development Cooperation
Agency
R 6,000,000
PROFESSOR
AW WHITESIDE
Workplace Health Management Programmes in Southern
Africa: Confronting the barriers to increased uptake of
voluntary counseling and testing and anti-retroviral treatment
The Merck Company
Foundation
R 3,600,000
PROFESSOR
AW WHITESIDE
Acceptance and Disbursement of initial funding for
Edusector AIDS Response Trust from SIDA
Edusector AIDS Response
Trust
R 3,000,000
PROFESSOR
AW WHITESIDE
Performing the functions of the Secretariat of the UNAIDS
Reference Group on economics
US Agency for
International Development
R 2,480,220
PROFESSOR
TKC QUINLAN
Dealing with Vulnerability: Parents' Efforts to Secure the
Future of Their Children
International Food Policy
Research Institute
R 663,329
PROFESSOR
AW WHITESIDE
Support for a Key Information meeting in May 2006
US Agency for
International Development
R 503,000
PROFESSOR
AW WHITESIDE
Relationships between socio-economic status and HIV/
AIDS prevalence among adolescents and broader
economic consequences in Limpopo, KwaZulu-Natal and
Mpumalanga provinces
Embassy of Ireland
R 480,000
PROFESSOR
TKC QUINLAN
Regional Network on HIV and AIDS, Rural Livelihoods and
Food Security (Renewal)
International Food Policy
Research Institute
R 472,717
PROFESSOR
AW WHITESIDE
Bilateral Funding Agreement in terms of the JFA for Heard
Core Funding
US Agency for
International Development
R 468,000
PROFESSOR
AW WHITESIDE
KwaZulu-Natal HIV Surveillance and impact Study
Centre for AIDS
Development Research
and Evaluation
R 400,000
PROFESSOR
AW WHITESIDE
Responding to HIV and AIDS - whole systems assessment
and response: HIV and AIDS and STIs
Imperial College London
R 172,700
PROFESSOR
TKC QUINLAN
Property rights, HIV and AIDS and domestic violence
The Human Sciences
Research Council
R 159,030
PROFESSOR
AW WHITESIDE
HIV and AIDS, Poverty and Vulnerability: Project
Development Workshop Centre File: 103787-001
International Development
Research Centre
R 146,094
PROFESSOR
TKC QUINLAN
Swaziland HIV/AIDs Impact Assessment Study
World Bank Group
R 125,200
PROFESSOR
TKC QUINLAN
HIV and AIDS, Land Reform and Land-Based Livelihoods in
Three provinces in South Africa
The Human Sciences
Research Council
R 125,000
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
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CONTRACTS 2007 (more than R100 000)
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE
20
R 17,978,290
Investigator name
Project Title
Funder Name
Amount Awarded
PROFESSOR
D RAMJUGERNATH
Chair in Fluorine Process Engineering & Seperations
Technology - NRF Research Chairs
National Research
Foundation
PROFESSOR
CA BUCKLEY
Protocol for the quantitative assessment of industrial
effluents for discharge permitting
Water Research
Commission
PROFESSOR
CA BUCKLEY
A knowledge network for solving real-life water problems in
developing countries:Bridging Contrasts (ANTINIMOS)
Politecnico Di Bari/
European Commission
R 986,400
PROFESSOR
CA BUCKLEY
Safe water - Water quality and treatment
Water Research
Commission
R 800,000
PROFESSOR
GG PEGRAM
Hydrometeorological Forecasting of Flash Floods
understanding the effects of climate variability on the
management of water resources
Water Research
Commission
R 800,000
MR SA MC DONALD
Short Range Wireless Communications 2006/7/8
Armscor
R 657,256
DR CJ VON KLEMPERER
Repeatable and Efficient Manufacture of Complex Shaped
Advanced Composite Parts.
Council for Scientific
and Industrial
ResearchDepartment of
Science and Technology
R 395,559
PROFESSOR G BRIGHT
Conceptual design of reconfigural manufacturing equipment
CSIR-ENVIRONTEK
R 300,000
DR GPW JEWITT
A scoping study on water use of crops/trees for biofuels
Water Research
Commission
R 250,000
PROFESSOR
DIO IKHU-OMOREGBE
Developing competency in the field of three-phase filtration
systems and to develop and train post-graduate bursary
students in this field
Sasol Technology (Pty) Ltd
R 215,000
R 11,613,900
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND AGRICULTURE
45
R 85,873,269
Investigator name
Project Title
Funder Name
PROFESSOR
MD LAING
The African Centre for Crop Improvement Phase Two:
Buidling on the Initial Vision a component of the PASS
project in AGRA - January 2007 -December 2008 "Cohort 6-10"
Programs for a Green
Revolution in Africa
R 56,483,112
PROFESSOR
F PETRUCCIONE
Chair in Quantum Information Processing and
Communication - NRF Research Chairs
National Research
Foundation
R 11,145,000
Amount Awarded
R E P O R T
2006/07
R 1,710,000
R E S E A R C H
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
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PROFESSOR AT MODI
Water use of drought tolerant food crops
Water Research
Commission
R 4,350,000
PROFESSOR RD DIAB
Review of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
Backlog Applications associated with the ECA 1989
Department of
Environmental Affairs and
Tourism
R 2,416,564
PROFESSOR
RJ FINCHAM/ MR D HAY
Estuaries and Economic Empowerment
Water Research
Commission
R 1,710,000
PROFESSOR WN ELLERY
Mfabeni Mire Response to Climatic and Land~Use stresses
and its role in sustaining Discharge to Downstream and
Adjacent Ecosystem
Water Research
Commission
R 1,477,014
PROFESSOR MD LAING
Development of unique maize source germplasm for African
ecosystems
Programs for a Green
Revolution in Africa
R 1,277,190
PROFESSOR SR PILLAY
Renewable energy resources and their development
Norwegian Centre for
International Cooperation
in Higher Education (SIU)
R 838,200
PROFESSOR RD DIAB
Developing the National Framework
Council for Scientific
and Industrial Research/
Department of Economic
Affairs and Tourism
R 811,680
PROFESSOR
KP KIRKMAN
Nature conservation and management : Biodiversity in
Coastal Maputaland (Nothern KwaZulu-Natal and Southern
part of Mozambique) Links between Geology and Ecology
Norwegian Centre for
International Cooperation
in Higher Education (SIU)
R 770,000
Investment Casting Capabilities for Light Metal Alloys
Council for Scientific
and Industrial Research/
Department of Science
and Technology
R 650,000
DR TM EVERSON
Keeping cattle in a changing rural landscape
South Africa-Netherlands
Research Programme
on Alternatives in
Development
R 480,150
DR SJ BROOKS
Study on Farm Dwellers the Forgotten People?
Consequences of conversions to Private Wildlife Production
in KwaZulu-Natal
South Africa-Netherlands
Research Programme
on Alternatives in
Development
R 436,500
PROFESSOR
RJ FINCHAM/ MR D HAY
Inina Marketing Plan and Mentoring Guide
Department of Economic
Development/European
Commission
R 409,900
PROFESSOR RM GOUS
Effect of different doses of a new enzyme product on the
growth performances of laying hens fed wheat/barley-based
diets
Danisco Animal Nutrition
R 292,809
PROFESSOR AT FORBES
Fish diversity status in selected eThekwini estuaries: a basis
for catchment management guidelines and development
Ethekwini Municipality
R 245,100
PROFESSOR RM GOUS
The evaluation of Distillers Dried Grains and Solubles as a
protein source for poultry and pigs (P06/12/127/07)
Protein Research
Foundation
R 228,935
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
DR N CHETTY
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DR M MUDHARA
Additional funding for the "Farmer Access to Innovation
Resources: Action Research on Innovation Support Fund"
project
ETC Netherlands
R 161,895
DR FB AHMED
Quantitative assessment of sugarcane growth and factors of
stress using remote sensing techniques
South African Sugarcane
Research Institute
R 148,547
DR OQ MUNRO
Student 1: Targeting Drug Discovery: Novel Au(III) Biotin
Complexes. Student 2: Au(III) Alkyl and Related Porphyrin
Derivatives. Student 3: Au(III) Bis(Pyrrole) Schiff Base
Derivatives
Mintek
R 142,500
PROFESSOR
DS SCHOEMAN
Sandy beaches along the Durban coastline: Biodiversity
ecosystem goods and services and implications for
management
Ethekwini Municipality
R 139,975
PROFESSOR B PILLAY
Project Mittens - To determine the efficacy of liquid soap
activities in-vitro to provide robust support for the claim
Unilever South Africa
Home & Personal Care
(Pty) Ltd
R 138,927
PROFESSOR RM GOUS
A comparison of the response to dietary protein by the
Cobb and Ross broiler strains used in South Africa
Protein Research
Foundation
R 126,720
PROFESSOR CA JERMY
Preparation of a Proposal leading to a PhD for a student
(William Ansell)
Richards Bay Iron &
Titanium (PTY) Limited
R 101,775
COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES
5
R 7,418,297
Project Title
Funder Name
Amount Awarded
DR BP ALANT /
PROFESSOR R VITHAL
Broadening access into a socially responsible science and
technology education
Norwegian Centre for
International Cooperation
in Higher Education (SIU)
R 6,000,000
DR JA KARLSSON
Gender education and global poverty reduction inititatives
University of London/
Economic & Social
Research Council
R 1,048,455
DR VR WEDEKIND
Supporting Accelerated and shared growth in South Africa
through strengthening HEI's capacity to to support the
further Education and training college sector
University of Nottingham/
British Council
R 154,082
MRS FY O'BRIEN
Service Learning Capacity Building Programme (SLCBP)
JET Education Services
R 120,000
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
Investigator name
2006/07
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
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R E P O R T
2006/07
RESEARCH GRANTS AND CONTRACTS 2007 (continued)
FACULTY OF HUMANITIES, DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
23
R 6,815,215
Investigator name
Project Title
Funder Name
PROFESSOR A SITAS
Intergrated Sustainable Rural Development - (ISRD) and
Urban Renewal Nodes
Khanya-African Institute
for Community-Driven
Development
MR IAK VALODIA
Project 1: Linkages between the Formal and Informal
Economy. Project 2: Institutions in support of resilient
regional economies: An examination of existing sub-national
economic development and industrial policy practice in
KZN in relation to the DTI's proposed Regional Industrial
Development Strategy. Project 3: Innovative Practice in
Informal Economy Support The Case of Warwick Junction
in Durban: Documenting and Disseminating Policy Learning
Department of Trade and
Industry (SA govt)
R 654,588
PROFESSOR
DR WASSENAAR
Support of the African AIDS Vaccine Programme (AAVP)
Collaborating Centre on Ethics Law and Human Rights
World Health Organisation
R 641,531
PROFESSOR A SITAS
Establishing key drivers in South Africa ICT sector to
promote global competitiveness: Phase 2 & 3
Department of Trade and
Industry (SA govt)
R 632,641
PROFESSOR PM BOND
Improving Energy Systems with Renewables and Tariff
Reform
South African National
Energy Research Institute
R 600,000
PROFESSOR
GC LINDEGGER
The global campaign for microbicides proposing an expert
consultation on ethical-legal considerations in adolescent
HIV vaccine and microbicide trials and Production of a road
map and key resource document for stakeholders
Program for Appropriate
Technology in Health
R 440,383
PROFESSOR PG MARE
Exploring cross-generational construction of social identities
in contemporary South Africa: Notes from the emergent
margins
South Africa-Netherlands
Research Programme
on Alternatives in
Development
R 436,500
DR RJ BALLARD
The politics of housing and service provision in shack
settlements: An experiment in knowledge co-production
South Africa-Netherlands
Research Programme
on Alternatives in
Development
R 435,000
PROFESSOR FJ LUND
Political and Social Economy of Care
United Nations Research
Institute for Social
Development
R 280,000
DR DJ SPURRETT
Probability discounting temporal discounting and reward
bundling in Southern African disordered gamblers
University of Cape Town/
South African Responsible
Gambling Foundation
R 225,000
PROFESSOR
KG TOMASELLI
Behaviour Change Communication Program
Johns Hopkins University
R 225,000
MISS NB NZIMANDE
Provincial Poverty and Migration report on the Province of
KwaZulu-Natal
University of Cape Town
R 200,000
MR IAK VALODIA
Formal-Informal Sector linkages in South Africa
The Human Sciences
Research Council
R 198,000
PROFESSOR JD MAY
Poverty Survey Project
Statistics South Africa
R 164,160
Amount Awarded
R 1,053,878
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PROFESSOR PM BOND
Coordination and attendance of the World Social Forum
Kenya 2007
Open Society Initiative for
Southern Africa
R 146,000
MR IAK VALODIA
Demand Forecasting for the Port of Durban
Graham Muller Associates
CC/TRANSNET LTD
R 116,166
COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES
NELSON R MANDELA SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
46
R 463,562,659
Investigator name
Project Title
Funder Name
PROFESSOR ML NEWELL
Support of infrastructure and staffing of Africa Centre core
activity and research
The Wellcome Trust
R 237,237,934
PROFESSOR
SS ABDOOL KARIM
CAPRISA HIV and AIDS Clinical Trials Unit
National Institutes of
Health
R 105,619,687
PROFESSOR ML NEWELL
Program Areas: 1) Prevention of Mother-to-Child
Transmission 2) Palliative Care: TB/HIV 3) Counseling and
Testing 4) HIV and AIDS Treatment/ARV Services
PACT South Africa/US
Agency for International
Development
R 20,230,002
PROFESSOR
SS ABDOOL KARIM
Collaborative AIDS Program of Research in South AfricaCAPRISA AIDS treatment (CAT) programme - using ART
National Institute of Health
R 16,250,000
DR R NAIDOO
Establishing and operating a Genomics Platform
LIFELab
R 12,000,000
PROFESSOR ML NEWELL
Impact of HAART during pregnancy and breastfeeding on
MTCT and mother's health: The Kesho Bora study (AFRICA
CENTRE WILL BE ADMINISTORING THE FUNDS)
European and Developing
Countries Clinical Trials
Partnership
R 10,047,545
PROFESSOR N GQALENI
Inter-Agency PEPFAR Annual program statement US
Govt Mission to SA - Biomedical and Traditional Healing
Collaboration on HIV and AIDS
Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention
R 9,870,000
PROFESSOR
HM COOVADIA
Impact of HLA class I alleles on immune control of adult and
paediatric HIV infection
University of Oxford/
Wellcome Trust
R 8,955,496
PROFESSOR N GQALENI
Chair in Indigenous Health Care Systems - NRF Research
Chairs
National Research
Foundation
R 7,500,000
PROFESSOR
PT NDUNG'U
Chair in Systems Biology of HIV and AIDS - NRF Research
Chairs
National Research
Foundation
R 7,500,000
PROFESSOR
SS ABDOOL KARIM
CHAVI Core B
Center for HIV and AIDS
Vaccine ImmunologyDuke University/National
Institutes of Health
R 5,649,725
DR N PADAYATCHI
Tuberculosis Trials Consortium - YEAR 5 funds
Columbia University
R 3,681,713
PROFESSOR M MARS
Telemedicine intervention strategy in the Province of
KwaZulu-Natal
Medical Research Council
R 2,784,755
PROFESSOR
SS ABDOOL KARIM
Determinants of HIV acquisition in young women in rural
KwaZulu-Natal
CARE South Africa/
Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention
R 1,625,000
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
Amount Awarded
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International Training Program in Epidemiology of Aids:
1June 2006 - 31 May 2007
Columbia University/NIH
R 1,528,156
MR F VAN
LOGGERENBERG
CAPRISA Microbicide Case-Control Study Durban South
Africa
Family Health International
R 1,493,002
DR P KIEPIELA
Capacitating Clinical Research in Africa
Massachusetts General
Hospital/Doris Duke
Charitable Foundation
R 1,410,000
PROFESSOR D MOODLEY
Efficacy of HIV Posttest support for ANC in S A - Year 1 15/09/2006 to 31/08/2007
University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill
R 1,066,590
PROFESSOR AW STURM
Advanced Laboratory Training Course entitled " Detection
of drug resistant tuberculosis: Theory and practice."
Howard Hughes Medical
Institute
R 1,050,000
PROFESSOR
HM COOVADIA
HLA-Associated Control-Lack of Control in HIV Infection Modification 2 (Year 8)
Massachusetts General
Hospital/National Institute
of Health
R 1,041,124
PROFESSOR
SS ABDOOL KARIM
HIV - 1 Cellular Immunity in Exposed Seronegatives - Year 2
Fred Hutchinson Cancer
Research Center
R 999,684
PROFESSOR
PT NDUNG'U
Immune Regulation of HIV: Providing Insights for Improved
AIDS Vaccine Design
Massachusetts General
Hospital/International AIDS
Vaccine Initiative
R 741,993
PROFESSOR
HM COOVADIA
International Maternal Pediatric Adolescent AIDS Clinical
Trials Group ("IMPAACT") - Secure the services of Hoosen
Coovadia as IMPAACT International Vice Chair of
Performance Year 1 - (July1 2006 - May 31 2007)
Social & Scientific Systems
Inc
R 655,000
PROFESSOR
HM COOVADIA
International Maternal Pediatric Adolescent AIDS Clinical
Trials Group ("IMPAACT") - Year 2 for PROFESSOR
Coovadia
Social & Scientific Systems
Inc/National Institute of
Health
R 632,568
PROFESSOR
PT NDUNG'U
International Maternal Pediatric Adolescent AIDS Clinical
Trials Group ("IMPAACT") Task order 6 - to secure the
services of Thumbi Ndung'u MD as IMPAACT Network
Laboratory Principal Investigator for performance Year 2 (1
June 2007 - 31 May 2008)
Social & Scientific Systems
Inc
R 539,071
PROFESSOR
RE MHLANGA
Analytical Study on Maternal Health Quality of Care in Kenya
South Africa
The World Bank Group
R 505,386
PROFESSOR PM JEENA
A 48 Week Phase II Non-Comparative Open-label MultiCohort Multicenter Study to Evaluate the Safety Tolerability
Pharmacokinetics and Anitviral Activity of GW433908/Ritonvair BID
when Administered to HIV-1 infected PI-Naive and Experienced
Pediatric Subjects 2 to 18 Years Old and of GW433908 BID
Administered to PI-Naive Pediatric Subjects 2 to < 6 Years Old
GlaxoSmithKline South
Africa (Pty) Ltd
R 435,400
MR AL GRAY
International training Program in Epidimiology of AIDS
Columbia University/NIH
R 427,680
PROFESSOR
A COUTSOUDIS
Prevention of Maternal to Child Transmission of HIV MTCTPlus Programme Initiative - Year 5
Columbia University
R 396,025
PROFESSOR
A COUTSOUDIS
MTCT-Plus Program - Year 6 funding
Columbia University
R 374,500
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
MRS JCM SWART
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PROFESSOR
SS ABDOOL KARIM
Microbicide Safety Monitoring symposium co-hosted by
CAPRISA
Columbia University/
National Institutes of
Health
R 366,500
PROFESSOR PM JEENA
A 48 Week Phase II Open-label 2-cohort Multicentre
Study to evaluate the Pharmacokinetics Safety Tolerability
and Antiviral Activity of GW433908 and GW433908/RTV
When Administered to HIV-1 Infected Protease Inhibitor (PI)
Naive and PI-Experienced Pediatric Subjects aged 4 weeks
to <2 years
GlaxoSmithKline South
Africa (Pty) Ltd
R 335,600
DR M MOODLEY
HPV Type distribution in case-series of Cervical cancer
and Precancer in Durban South Africa according to HIV
Serostatus
International Agency for
Research on Cancer/
World Health Organisation
R 230,400
PROFESSOR
PT NDUNG'U
Harvard University Center for AIDS Research - NK Cell
Function in HIV-1 infected individuals from KZN
Harvard University
R 162,585
PROFESSOR ML NEWELL
Anitiretroviral adherence across age groups in a resourcelimited setting
Harvard School of Public
Health/National Institutes
of Health
R 119,538
PROFESSOR N GQALENI
IKS Bioprospecting and Product Development Platform:
Traditional Medicines
Department of Science
and Technology
R 100,000
COLLEGE OF LAW AND MANAGEMENT STUDIES
FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES
12
R 26,950,636
Investigator name
Project Title
Funder Name
PROFESSOR
AW WHITESIDE
Financial support to Health Economics and HIV and AIDS
Research Division (HEARD) for 4 year period
Embassy of Ireland
R 11,400,000
PROFESSOR DR POSEL
Chair in Economic Development - NRF Research Chairs
National Research
Foundation
R 8,565,000
PROFESSOR
AW WHITESIDE
Bilateral Agreement as part of the contirbution to the Joint
Financing Arrangement
Department for
International Development
R 2,520,000
PROFESSOR
AW WHITESIDE
HIV and AIDS Poverty and Vulnerability: Project
Development Workshop Grant No:104002-001 01/06/2007
- 31/05/2010
International Development
Research Centre
R 2,510,560
PROFESSOR RG TAYLOR
Small Medium and Micro Sized Enterprise (SMME) Learning
Networks in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) South Africa
University of Brighton/
British Council
R 857,581
PROFESSOR
AW WHITESIDE
Household impacts of AIDS and effective entry points for
prevention treatment and care and poverty reduction
Department for
International Development
R 345,851
PROFESSOR
AW WHITESIDE
Fiscal space and scaling up the response to AIDS
Department for
International Development
R 264,944
MR AR KOHLER
The Impact of Trade on Changing Patterns of Energy Use in
South African Manufacturing
South African National
Energy Research Institute
R 240,000
R E S E A R C H
R E P O R T
2006/07
Amount Awarded
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STATUTORY AND EXTERNAL INCOME
EXTERNAL GRANTS AND CONTRACTS PROCESSED IN 2006
COLLEGE
AMOUNT AWARDED
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, ENGINEERING & SCIENCE
Faculty of Engineering
R 12,755,964
Faculty of Science & Agriculture
R 41,247,998
TOTAL
R 54,003,962
COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES
Faculty of Education
R 1,516,000
Faculty of Humanities, Development & Social Sciences
R 20,066,323
TOTAL
R 21,582,323
COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES
Faculty of Health Sciences
R 9,380,043
Nelson R Mandela School of Medicine
R 63,808,641
TOTAL
R 73,188,684
COLLEGE OF LAW AND MANAGEMENT STUDIES
Faculty of Law
R0
Faculty of Management Studies
R 52,932,678
TOTAL
R 52,932,678
TOTAL GRANTS AND CONTRACTS PROCESSED IN 2006
R 201,707,647
EXTERNAL GRANTS AND CONTRACTS PROCESSED IN 2007
COLLEGE
AMOUNT AWARDED
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, ENGINEERING & SCIENCE
Faculty of Engineering
R 17,978,290
Faculty of Science & Agriculture
R 85,873,269
TOTAL
R 103,851,559
COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES
Faculty of Education
R 7,418,297
Faculty of Humanities, Development & Social Sciences
R 6,815,215
TOTAL
R 14,233,512
COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES
Faculty of Health Sciences
R 17,470,000
Nelson R Mandela School of Medicine
R 446,422,656
TOTAL
R 463,892,656
COLLEGE OF LAW AND MANAGEMENT STUDIES
Faculty of Law
R0
Faculty of Management Studies
R 26,950,636
TOTAL
R 26,950,636
OTHER
Support Sections
TOTAL
TOTAL GRANTS AND CONTRACTS PROCESSED IN 2007
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R 3,800,000
R 3,800,000
R 612,728,363
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STATUTORY INCOME FROM THE NATIONAL RESEARCH
FOUNDATION (NRF) 2006 - 2007
THRIP
(INCLUDING
INDUSTRIAL
PARTNER
CONTRIBUTION)
FOCUS AREAS
Faculty
Engineering
Science and Agriculture
2006
2007
1,720,494
2006
THUTHUKA
SARChI
2007
2006
2007
2006
2007
2006
2007
2006
2007
962,284 25,665,137 19,810,154
460,000
447,200
0
2,347,200
0
0
0
0
10,147,951 10,001,352
0
4,996,820 6,858,232 4,739,150 2,570,000
442,183
344,940
0
Education
468,633
312,030
0
0
753,780
0
0
0
7,554,927
1,834,340
0
0 2,790,732 1,933,800
0
2,085,000
0
0
0
0
79,000
56,000
0
67,500
72,500
0
0
270,500
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Law
Management Studies
KIC Block Grants
Including UKZN Portion
132,000 3,046,067 2,738,600
573,900
0
4,922,000 2,430,000 2,273,000 6,300,000 1,250,000
Health Sciences
Humanities, Development
and Social Sciences
INNOVATION
FUND
EQUIPMENT
3,000,000 2,173,000 2,330,000
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
20,401,688 13,527,446 25,665,137 24,938,974 14,078,431 10,668,530 2,570,000 12,354,200 4,603,000 4,603,000 6,300,000 1,250,000
INSTITUTIONAL
RESEARCH
DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAMME
MISCELLANEOUS
(i.e SANAP, MCM
and KFD)
Faculty
KNOWLEDGE
INTERCHANGE
AND
COLLABORATION
INTERNATIONAL
RESEARCH
GRANTS
PRESIDENT”S AWARD
2006
2007
2006
2007
2006
2007
2006
2007
0
0
0
587,000
315,542
414,000
0
0
0
2,649,914
689,500
836,400 1,331,900
2,441,237
728,255
240,799
219,930
0
Health Sciences
0
0
0
0
30,000
29,346
53,605
43,160
0
Education
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Engineering
Science and Agriculture
Humanities, Development
and Social Sciences
2006
2007
0
Not Applicable in 2006
22,334
0
567,900
100,000
100,000
459,469
1,139,022
44,290
Law
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Management Studies
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
KIC Block Grants
Including UKZN Portion
0
0
0
0
0
0
1,430,000
1,600,000
0
689,500 1,404,300 2,018,900
2,886,779
1,631,070
2,863,426
1,907,380
2,672,248
0
380,000
380,000
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NEW GRANTS EXCEEDING R500 000 FROM FUNDERS IN 2006
FUNDER
100
VALUE
Royal Netherlands Embassy
R 25,600,000
Department of Health
R 24,003,954
Rockefeller Foundation
R 13,795,496
National Research Foundation
R 13,450,000
Massachusetts General Hospital
R 10,291,724
Water Research Commission
R 9,498,580
Duke University
R 8,447,440
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
R 8,400,000
Liverpool School Tropical Medicine
R 8,334,000
Medical Research Council
R 6,718,402
Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency
R 6,000,000
National Institute of Health
R 5,094,541
Merck Company Foundation
R 3,600,000
US Agency for International Development
R 3,591,220
Centro Internacional de Mejoramiento de Maiz y Trigo
R 3,502,184
Columbia University
R 3,496,963
University of Cape Town
R 3,063,452
Edusector AIDS Response Trust
R 3,000,000
eThekwini Municipality
R 2,658,680
New England Medical Center Hospitals
R 2,509,262
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
R 2,335,962
International Development Research Centre
R 2,251,454
KZN Premier's Office
R 2,224,085
Department of Education and Culture
R 1,889,664
PlantBio Trust
R 1,545,000
Network of Ugandan Researchers and Research Users
R 1,442,822
UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA
R 1,382,063
MOTT FOUNDATION
R 1,300,000
Norwegian Centre for International Cooperation in Higher Education (SIU)
R 1,196,000
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research
R 1,190,975
World Health Organisation
R 1,188,048
International Food Policy Research Institute
R 1,136,045
Khanya-African Institute for Community-Driven Development
R 1,053,878
National Bioinformatics Network
R 901,175
Carnegie Corporation of New York
R 900,000
South Africa-Netherlands Research Programme on Alternatives in Development
R 873,000
National Heritage Council
R 865,000
London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine /ESRC
R 757,265
Department of Economic Development
R 664,727
American University-Bard College/Ford Foundation
R 660,113
Department of Agriculture and Environmental Affairs
R 600,000
Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa
R 599,950
Fogarty International Centre
R 595,350
University of the Western Cape
R 555,043
Colorada State University
R 554,692
King's College London
R 521,500
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NEW GRANTS EXCEEDING R500 000 FROM FUNDERS IN 2007
FUNDER
VALUE
Wellcome Trust
R 237,237,934
National Institute of Health
R 121,869,687
Programs for a Green Revolution in Africa
R 57,760,302
National Research Foundation
R 46,323,900
PACT South Africa/US Agency for International Development
R 20,230,002
LIFELab
R 12,000,000
Embassy of Ireland
R 11,400,000
Water Research Commission
R 11,097,014
European and Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership
R 10,047,545
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
R 9,870,000
University of Oxford/WELLCOME TRUST
R 8,955,496
Norwegian Centre for International Cooperation in Higher Education (SIU)
R 7,608,200
Columbia University
R 6,774,574
Center for HIV/AIDS Vaccine Immunology-Duke University
R 5,649,725
Department of Science and Technology
R 3,976,000
Massachusetts General Hospital
R 3,193,117
Department for International Development
R 3,130,795
Medical Research Council
R 2,880,515
International Development Research Centre
R 2,510,560
Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism
R 2,416,564
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research
R 2,292,039
Social & Scientific Systems Inc
R 1,831,449
South Africa-Netherlands Research Programme on Alternatives in Development
R 1,788,150
CARE South Africa/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
R 1,625,000
Family Health International
R 1,537,104
Department of Trade and Industry
R 1,287,229
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
R 1,066,590
Khanya-African Institute for Community-Driven Development
R 1,053,878
Howard Hughes Medical Institute
R 1,050,000
University of London/Economic & Social Research Council
R 1,048,455
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
R 999,684
Politecnico Di Bari/European Commission
R 986,400
University of Brighton/British Council
R 857,581
South African National Energy Research Institute
R 840,000
GlaxoSmithKline South Africa (Pty) Ltd
R 815,100
Armscor
R 657,256
World Health Organisation
R 641,531
World Bank Group
R 505,386
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R E P O R T
R E S E A R C H
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (DOE)
ACCREDITED PUBLICATIONS
2006
Journal Articles
Buthelezi, M.T. 2006. 16 Days of Activism and gender stereotypes
in Ilanga, Isolezwe and UmAfrika newspapers. Southern African
Linguistics and Applied Language Studies, 24(4): 497-509.
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
Chisholm, L.M. and Sujee, M. 2006. Tracking racial desegregation in
South African schools. Journal of Education, No. 40: 141 - 159.
Bertram, C.A. 2006. Knowledge, pedagogy and assessment in
the old and new Further Education and Training History curriculum
documents. Education as Change, 10 (2): 33-51.
Bertram, C.A., Appleton, S., Muthukrishna, A. and Wedekind,
V.R. 2006. The career plans of newly qualified South African teachers.
South African Journal of Education, 26 (1): 1 - 13.
Bhana, D. 2006. The (Im)possibility of Child Sexual rights in South
African Children’s account of HIV/AIDS. IDS Bulletin, 37-5: 64-69.
Bhana, D., Morrell, R.G., Epstein, D. and Moletsane, R.T. 2006.
The hidden work of caring: teachers and the maturing AIDS epidemic
in diverse secondary schools in Durban. Journal of Education, 38:
5-23.
Bojuwoye, O. 2006. Training of Professional Psychologists for Africa:
Community Psychology or Community work?. Journal of Psychology
in Africa, (2): 161-166.
Bojuwoye, O. and Mbanjwa, S.N. 2006. Factors impacting on
career choices of Technikon students from previously disadvantaged
high schools. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 1: 3-16.
Brijlall, D., Maharaj, A. and Jojo, Z.M.M. 2006. The development of
geometrical concepts through design activities during a Technology
education class. African Journal of Research in Mathematics, Science
and Technology Education, 10(1): 37 to 45.
De Lange, N., Mitchell, C.A., Moletsane, R.T., Stuart, D.J.
and Buthelezi, M.T. 2006. Seeing with the body: Educators’
representations of HIV and AIDS. Journal of Education, 38: 45-66.
De Villiers, M.D. 2006. A generalization of the Spieker circle and
Nagel line. Pythagoras, 63: 30-37.
Dempster, E.R. and Hugo, W. 2006. Introducing the concept
of evolution into South African schools. South African Journal of
Science, 102: 106-112.
Dubazana, F.K. and Karlsson, J. 2006. Integration of the school
library into the curriculum. Innovation: A Journal for Appropriate
Librarianship and Information Work in Southern Africa, 33: 1-12.
Francis, D.A. 2006. Between race; beyond race: The experience of
self-identification of Indian-White biracial young adults and the factors
affecting their choices. Pins: Psychology in Society, 34: 1-16.
Francis, D.A. and Francis, E.J. 2006. Raising awareness of HIVrelated stigma and its associated prejudice and discrimination. South
African Journal of Higher Education, 20(1): 44-55.
Francis, D.A. and Hemson, C.M.C. 2006. See the hope - Using
participatory visual arts methods to challenge HIV related stigma.
Education as Change, 10(2): 53-65.
Francis, D.A., Muthukrishna, A. and Ramsuran, A. 2006.
Deconstructing Participatory research in an HIV/AIDS context. Journal
of Education, 38: 139-163.
Green, W.J. and Naidoo, D.R. 2006. Knowledge contents reflected
in post-apartheid South African Physical Science curriculum
documents. African Journal of Research in Mathematics, Science and
Technology Education, 10(1): 71-80.
2006/07
Balfour, R.J. and Ralfe, E.M. 2006. Hit Me Baby One More Time:
the engendering of violence in children’s discourse in South African
schools. Southern African Linguistics and Applied Language Studies,
24(4): 523-525.
Christiansen, I. and Slammert, L. 2006. A multi-faceted approach to
research development (II): Supporting communities of practice. South
African Journal of Higher Education, 20(1): 15-28.
R E P O R T
Balfour, R.J. 2006. The Jeweller. Kunapipi: Journal of Post-Colonial
Writing, XXVIII(1): 126-134.
Christiansen, I. 2006. Mathematical Literacy as a school subject:
Failing the progressive vision? Pythagoras, 64: 6-13.
R E S E A R C H
Aitchison, J.J.W. and Harley, A. 2006. South African illiteracy
statistics and the case of the magically growing number of literacy
and ABET learners. Journal of Education, 39: 89-112.
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Harries, C.S., Mbali, V.C. and Botha, J.H. 2006. Building successful
therapeutics into a problem-based medical curriculum in Africa. South
African Journal of Higher Education, 20(3): 426-441.
Harrison, A., O’sullivan, L.F., Hoffman, S., Dolezal, C. and Morrell,
R.G. 2006. Gender Role and Relationship Norms among Young
Adults in South Africa: Measuring the Context of Masculinity and HIV
Risk. Journal of Urban Health-Bulletin of the New York Academy of
Medicine, 83(4): 709-22.
Hugo, W. and Muller, J.P. 2006. Truth Beauty and the Sublime.
Journal of Education, 40: 7-13.
James, A.A., Ralfe, E.M., Van Laren, L. and Ngcobo, N.Y. 2006.
Reacting, adapting and responding to change: Experiences of
multicultural and anti-racism teacher education post 1994. South
African Journal of Higher Education, 20 (5): 679 - 690.
John, V.M. 2006. Community development research: Merging (or
submerging) communities of practice? A response to Van Vlaenderen.
Community Development Journal, 41(1): 50-64.
John, V.M. and Rule, P.N. 2006. Shifting ground: making sense of
context in examining HIV/AIDS and schooling. Journal of Education,
38: 165-185.
Karikan, K.M. and Ramsuran, A. 2006. Is it possible to base
systemic curriculum reform on principles of social justice?. Education
as Change, 10 (2): 1-15.
Mitchell, C.A., Stuart, D.J., Moletsane, R.T. and Nkwanyana, C.B.
2006. “Why we dont’ go to school on Fridays” On use participation
through photo voice in rural KwaZulu Natal. McGILL Journal Of
Education, 41(3): 267-282.
Mohlakoana, K.M. and Singh, S. 2006. Pregnant at the wrong
time: Experiences of being a pregnant young woman while school selected Lesotho cases.
Manik, S., Maharaj, B. and Sookrajh, R. 2006. Globalisation and
Transnational Teachers: South African Teacher Migration to the UK.
Migracijske I Etnicke Teme, 22: 15-33.
Motalingoane-Khau, C.S.M. and Morrell, R.G. 2006. Should I
celebrate Nairobi + 21? Being a woman in the age of HIV and AIDS in
Lesotho. Agenda, 69: 111-118.
Muribwathoho, H.N. and Shumba, A. 2006. Guidance and
Counseling Services in South African Schools: Issues and Challenges.
Journal of Psychology in Africa, 16 (1): 123-125.
Muthukrishna, A., Khan, F., Hugo, W. and Wedekind, V.R. 2006.
Emerging Moral orientations amongst primary school children in the
province of KwaZulu-Natal. Education as Change, 10(1): 41-54.
Muthukrishna, A., Shumba, A. and Moodley, P. 2006. Stress and
Coping amongst Adolescents at a Secondary School in KwaZuluNatal. Journal of Educational Studies, 5 (1): 45 - 56.
Karlsson, J. and Berger, M. 2006. Well-grounded and prepared new
teachers: reflecting on the promise of learnerships. Perspectives in
Education, 24(1): 53-64.
Mutopa, S., Shumba, A., Shumba, J., Maphosa, C. and Mubika,
A.K. 2006. School Management and Teaching: The Dilemma of
Teaching School Heads in Zimbabwean Secondary Schools. Journal
of Educational Studies, 5 (2): 146-164.
Kongolo, M. and Bojuwoye, O. 2006. South African experience of
gender and affirmative action - a research report. Gender, Technology
and Development, 10(3): 361 - 181.
Nkoane, M.M. 2006. The Africanisation of the University in Africa.
Alternation: International Journal for the Study of Southern African
Literature and Languages, 13(1): 49-69.
Lazarus, S., Bojuwoye, O., Chireshe, R., Myambo, K., Akotia, C.,
Mogaji, A. and Tchombe, T. 2006. Community Psychology in Africa:
Views From Across the Continent. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 2:
147 -160.
O’Sullivan, L.F., Harrison, A., Morrell, R.G., Monroe-wise, A.
and Kubeka, M. 2006. Gender Dynamics in the Primary Sexual
Relationships of Young Rural South African Women and Men. Culture
Health & Sexuality, 8(2): 99-113.
Manik, S., Maharaj, B. and Sookrajh, R. 2006. Globalisation and
Transnational Teachers: South African Teacher Migration to the UK.
Migracijske I Etnicke Teme, 22: 15-33.
Parker, D.C. 2006. Grade 10-12 Mathematics curriculum reform in
South Africa: A textual analysis of new national curriculum statements.
African Journal of Research in Mathematics, Science and Technology
Education, 10 (2): 59-73.
Mbali, V.C. 2006. Performance Management in Higher Education.
Alternation: International Journal for the Study of Southern African
Literature and Languages, 13(1): 165-181.
Mekoa, I.S., Mtimkulu, J. and Nkoane, M.M. 2006. The Challenges
Facing African Thought and African Universities in the 21st Century.
Alternation: International Journal for the Study of Southern African
Literature and Languages, 13(1): 6-20.
Parker, D.C. 2006. Official pedagogic identities from South African
policy – some implications for mathematics teacher education
practice. Pythagoras, 63: 2-17.
Pattman, R.W. and Bhana, D. 2006. Black boys with bad
reputations. Alternation: International Journal for the Study of
Southern African Literature and Languages, 13(2): 252-272.
Memela, B. and Land, S.J. 2006. Isicathamiya saseStoffelton:
Reflections on an education for democracy project. Journal of
Education, 39: 47 - 62.
Ramson, S.M. and Sookrajh, R. 2006. Theorising Identity:Social
Science and Theological Intersections. Nidan: Journal for the Study of
Hinduism, 18: 45-65.
Mgqwashu, E.M. 2006. Language and the Postcolonial Condition.
Alternation: International Journal for the Study of Southern African
Literature and Languages, 13 (1): 298-325.
Ramsuran, A. and Malcolm, C.K. 2006. Professionalisation as a
social regularity: the Policy process in South Africa’s Natural Science
Curriculum. South African Journal of Education, 26 (4): 515-528.
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Rule, P.N. 2006. “The time is burning”: The right of adults to basic
education in South Africa. Journal of Education, 39: 113-135.
Rule, P.N. 2006. Bakhtin and the poetics of pedagogy: a dialogic
approach. Journal of Education, 40: 79-102.
Shumba, A. 2006. Perceptions of Child Abuse by Teacher Trainees
in Zimbabwean Schools. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 16 (1): 127134.
Sookrajh, R. 2006. Religious Giving in South Africa: A Hindu
perspective. Nidan: Journal for the Study of Hinduism, 18: 67-111.
Vithal, R. 2006. Developing Mathematical Literacy through project
work: A teaching/teacher perspective. Pythagoras, 64: 37-44.
Vithal, R. and Bishop, A. 2006. Mathematical Literacy: a new literacy
or a new mathematics?. Pythagoras, 64: 2-5.
Wassermann, J.M. and Pretorius, F. 2006. “Caught between the
Boers and the British” – Northern Natal Afrikaners and the Boer
occupation of Klip River County (October 1899 – June 1900)..
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Bezuidenhout, C.N., Lecler, N.L., Gers, C. and Lyne, P.W.L. 2006.
Regional based estimates of water use for commercial sugar-cane in
South Africa. Water SA, 32(2): 219-222.
Biondi-Zoccai, G.L., Agostoni, P., Lotrionte, M., Abbate, A., Testa,
L., Remigi, E., Burzotta, F., Valgimigli, M., Romagnoli, E. and
Crea, F. 2006. Compliance with QUOROM and quality of reporting
of Overlapping Meta-analyses on the Role of Acetylcysteine in the
Prevention of Contrast Associated Nephropathy : A Case Study.
British Medical Journal, 332: 202-209.
Brouckaert, B.M., Amirtharajah, A., Brouckaert, C.J. and
Amburgey, J.E. 2006. Predicting the Efficiency of Deposit Removal
During Filter Backwash. Water SA, 32 (5): 633-640.
Bruch, jr, C., Sadek, S., Adali, S. and Sloss, M. 2006. A maximum
principle approach to optimal control for one-dimensional hyperbolic
systems with several state variables. Journal of the Franklin Institute,
343 (4-5): 480-494.
Clark, D.J. and Smithers, J.C. 2006. Hydrological Decision Support
Framework (HDSF) - Initial Design. Water SA, 32(4): 465-472..
Wassermann, J.M. and Pretorius, F. 2006. The Anglo-Boer War,
Natal Afrikaners and issues concerning land. Historia, 51((2): 75 - 94.
Clifford, S.L., Bolton, K. and Ramjugernath, D. 2006. Monte Carlo
Simulation of Carboxylic Acid Phase Equilibria. Journal of Physical
Chemistry B, 110 (43): 21938-21943.
Wassermann, J.M. and Pretorius, F. 2006. The prison life of Natal
Afrikaner rebels during the Anglo-Boer War. South African Journal of
Cultural History, 20 (1): 57 - 77.
Dawoud, D.S. and Masupa, S. 2006. Design and FPGA
implementation of digit-serial fir filters. Transactions of the South
African Institute of Electrical Engineers, 97(3): 216-222.
Zisser, A. and Francis, D.A. 2006. Youth have a new attitude on
AIDS, but are they talking about it? African Journal of AIDS Research,
5 (2): 189-196.
Dawoud, D.S. and Phakathi, S.E. 2006. Advanced filter bank based
ADC for software defined radio applications. Transactions of the
South African Institute of Electrical Engineers, 97(3): 223-229.
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
Deenadayalu, N., Ngcongo, K.C., Letcher, T.M. and
Ramjugernath, D. 2006. Liquid-Liquid Equilibria for Ternary Mixtures
(an Ionic Liquid + Benzene + Heptane or Hexadecane) at T=298.2
K and Atmospheric Pressure. Journal of Chemical and Engineering
Data, 51 (3): 988-991.
Adali, S., Sadek, S., Bruch, jr, C., Sloss, M. and Cagdas, I.U.
2006. Deflection control of elastically restrained laminated frames
under deterministic and uncertain loads using induced strain
actuators. Composite Structures, 76 (1-2): 2-13.
Ally, A. and Rigby, B.S. 2006. The impact of closed-loop power
flow control strategies on power system stability characteristics in a
single-generator system. Transactions of the South African Institute of
Electrical Engineers, 97(1): 34 - 42.
Baah, C.A. and Baah, J.I. 2006. Destruction of polypropylene
packings in a nitrosol solution. Materials & Design, 27: 1090-1091.
Bencherif, H., Diab, R.D., Portafaix, T., Morel, B., Keckhut, P. and
Moorgawa, A. 2006. Temperature climatology and trend estimates
in the UTLS region as observed over a southern subtropical site,
Durban, South Africa. Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 6: 51215128.
Bezuidenhout, C.N. and Schulze, R.E. 2006. Application of
seasonal climate outlooks to forecast sugarcane production in South
Africa. Climate Research, 30(3): 239-246.
Deenadayalu, N., Thango, S.H., Letcher, T.M. and Ramjugernath,
D. 2006. Measurement of activity coefficients at infinite dilution
using polar and non-polar solutes in the ionic liquid 1-methyl3-octyl-imidazolium diethyleneglycol-monomethylethersulfate
at T=(288.15,198.15 and 313.15)K. Journal of Chemical
Thermodynamics, 38: 542 - 546.
Djordjevic, N., Morrison, R.M., Loveday, B.K. and Cleary, P. 2006.
Modelling comminution patterns within a pilot scale AG/SAG mill.
Minerals Engineering, 19 (15): 1505 - 1516.
Eitelberg, E. 2006. Convolution invariance and corrected impulse
invariance. Signal Processing, 86: 1116 -1120.
Eitelberg, E. 2006. On multiloop interaction and relative and Bristol
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Elengical, S.M., Xu, H. and Takawira, F. 2006. Reduced complexity
maximum likelihood decoding of linear block codes. Transactions of
the South African Institute of Electrical Engineers, 97(2): 136-139.
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Govender, S. 2006. An analytical solution for fully developed flow
in a curved porous channel for the particular case of monotonic
permeability variation. Transport in Porous Media, 64: 189-198.
Momba, M., Tyafa, Z., Makala, M., Brouckaert, B.M. and Obi, C.L.
2006. Safe Drinking Water Still a Dream in Rural Areas of South Africa.
Case Study: The Eastern Cape Province. Water SA, 32 (5): 715-720.
Govender, S. 2006. On the effect of anisotropy on the stability of
convection in rotating porous media. Transport in Porous Media, 64:
413-422.
Moodley, N. and Mneney, S.H. 2006. Recurrent neural networks for
sub-optimal multiuser detection. Transactions of the South African
Institute of Electrical Engineers, 97(2): 105-111.
Govender, S. 2006. Stability of gravity driven convection in a
cylindrical porous layer subjected to vibration. Transport in Porous
Media, 63: 489-502.
Morozov, E.V. 2006. The Effect of Filament-Winding Mosaic Patterns
on the Strength of Thin-Walled Composite Shells. Composite
Structures, 76: 123-129.
Griffith, M.R. and Trois, C. 2006. Long-term emissions from
mechanically biologically treated waste: influence on leachate quality.
Water SA, 32(3): 307-314.
Morozov, E.V. and Thomson, V.A. 2006. Simulating the Progressive
Crushing of Fabric Reinforced Composite Structures. Composite
Structures, 76: 130-137.
Jarvis, A.L.L. and Pillay, M. 2006. Joining of Bulk High Temperature
Superconductors. Institute of Physics Conference Series, 43: 434437.
Naicker, K. and Mneney, S.H. 2006. Propagation measurements
and multipath channel modelling for line-of-sight links at 19.5 GHz.
Transactions of the South African Institute of Electrical Engineers,
97(2): 162-171.
Jewitt, G.P.W. 2006. Integrating blue and green water flows for water
resources management and planning. Physics and Chemistry of the
Earth, 31 (15–16): 753-762.
Jin, W., Xu, H. and Takawira, F. 2006. Hybrid list decoding and
Kenako algorithm of Reed Solomon codes. IEE ProceedingsCommunications, 153 (5): 597-602.
Ngatched Nkouatchah, T.M. and Takawira, F. 2006. An ensemble
of iteratively decodable codes constructed based on a superposition
method. IEEE Transactions on Communications, 54(11): 1937 – 1947.
Parak, M. and Pegram, G.G.S. 2006. The Rational Formula from the
Runhydrograph. Water SA, 32(2): 163-180.
Kiker, G.A., Clark, D.J., Martinez, C.J. and Schulze, R.E. 2006. A
Java-based, Object-Oriented Modeling System for Southern African
Hydrology. Transactions of the ASAE, 49(5): 1419 - 1433.
Pillai, J. and Mneney, S.H. 2006. Turbo Decoding of SuperOrthogonal Space-Time Codes in Rayleigh Fading Channels. Wireless
Personal Communications, 37: 371-385.
Kongo, V.M. and Jewitt, G.P.W. 2006. Preliminary investigation
of catchment hydrology in response to agricultural water use
innovations: a case study of the Potshini catchment – South Africa.
Physics and Chemistry of the Earth, 31 (15–16): 976–987.
Raal, J.D., Gadodia, V., Ramjugernath, D. and Jalari, R. 2006.
New Developments in Differential Ebulliometry: Experimental and
Theoretical. Journal of Molecular Liquids, 125: 45-57.
Loveday, B.K. and Hemphill, A.L. 2006. Optimisation of a multistage
flotation plant using plant survey data. Minerals Engineering, 19
(2006): 627 - 632.
Lu, B., Habetler, G. and Harley, R.G. 2006. A survey of the efficiency
estimation methods of in-service induction motors. IEEE Transactions
on Industry Applications, 42(4): 924-933.
Majozi, T., Brouckaert, C.J. and Buckley, C.A. 2006. A Graphical
Technique for Wastewater Minimisation in Batch Processes. Journal
of Environmental Management, 78: 317-329.
Maraj, S., Rodda, N.H., Jackson, S.A.F., Buckley, C.A. and
Macleod, N. 2006. Microbial Deterioration of Stored Water for
Users Supplied by Stand-pipes and Ground-tanks in a Peri-urban
Community . Water SA, 32 (5) special edition: 693-699.
Mariah, L., Buckley, C.A., Brouckaert, C.J., Curcio, D.E., Drioli,
E., Jaganyi, D. and Ramjugernath, D. 2006. Membrane Distillation
of Concentrated Brines - Role of Water Activities in the Evaluation of
Driving Force. Journal of Membrane Science, 280: 937-947.
Mohagheghi, S., Venayagamoorthy, K. and Harley, R.G. 2006.
Adaptive Critic Design Based Neuro-Fuzzy Controller for a Static
Compensator in a Multimachine Power System. IEEE Transactions on
Power Systems, 21(4): 1744-1754.
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R.G. 2006. Detection of rotor faults in brushless DC(BLDC) motors
operating under non-stationary conditions. IEEE Transactions on
Industry Applications, 42(6): 1464-1477.
Rajagopalan, S., Habetler, G., Harley, R.G., Sebastian, T. and
Lequesne, B. 2006. Current/Voltage Based Detection of Faults in
Gears Coupled to Electric Motors. IEEE Transactions on Industry
Applications, 42(6): 1412-1420.
Ravno, A.B. and Purchase, B.S. 2006. Dealing with dextran in the
South African sugar industry. International Sugar Journal, 108(1289):
255-269.
Schulze, R.E. 2006. Some foci of integrated water resources
management in the “South” which are oft- forgotten by the “North”: A
perspective from southern Africa. Water Resources Management, 21:
269-294.
Smithers, J.C. 2006. Challenges for Bioresources Engineering
Education in South Africa. International Journal of Engineering
Education, 22 (1): 93-101.
Soni, M., Ramjugernath, D. and Raal, J.D. 2006. Vapor-liquid
Equilibrium for Binary Systems of Diacetyl with Methanol and Acetone.
Journal of Chemical and Engineering Data, 51(6): 2083-2087.
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Stack, J.C., Habetler, G. and Harley, R.G. 2006. Fault signature
modeling and detection of inner race bearing faults. IEEE Transactions
on Industry Applications, 42(1): 61-68,.
Cassimjee, R. and Oyedeji, O.A. 2006. A gendered study of young
adult contraceptive use at one university in KwaZulu-Natal. Curationis,
29 (3): 3-14.
Starzak, M. and Mathlouthi, M. 2006. Temperature dependence of
water activity in aqueous solutions of sucrose. Food Chemistry, 96
(3): 346-370.
Cassimjee, R. and Bhengu, M.P. 2006. Student nurses’ perceptions
of their contact time with stakeholders in their clinical instruction.
Curationis, 29(4): 47-53.
Stretch, D.D. and Parkinson, M.G. 2006. The breaching of sand
barriers at perched temporary open/closed estuaries - a model study.
Coastal Engineering Journal, 48(1): 13-30.
Chelule, P.K., Pegoraro, R.J., Gqaleni, N. and Dutton, M.F. 2006.
The frequency of Cytochrome P450 2E1 polymorphisms in Black
South Africans. Disease Markers, 22(5-6): 351-354.
Telukdarie, A., Brouckaert, C.J. and Huang, Y. 2006. A Case Study
on Artificial Intelligence Based Cleaner Production Evaluation System
for Surface Treatment Facilities. Journal of Cleaner Production, 14(18):
1622-1634.
Collier, A.B., Hughes, A.R.W., Blomberg, L.G. and Sutcliffe,
P.R. 2006. Evidence of standing waves during Pi2 pulsation event
observed on Cluster. Annales Geophysicae, 24: 2719-2733.
Telukdarie, A., Buckley, C.A. and Koefoed, M. 2006. The
Importance of Assessment Tools in Promoting Cleaner Production in
the Metal Finishing Industry. Journal of Cleaner Production, 14(18):
1612-1621.
Tewolde, M.H. and Smithers, J.C. 2006. Flood routing in ungauged
catchments using Muskingum methods. Water SA, 32(3): 379-388.
Van Der Merwe, J., Dawoud, D.S. and McDonald, S.A. 2006.
A public key management scheme and threshold-multisignature
scheme for mobile ad hoc networks. Transactions of the South
African Institute of Electrical Engineers, 97(1): 82-92.
Venayagamoorthy, S.K. and Stretch, D.D. 2006. Lagrangian mixing
in decaying stably stratified turbulence. Journal of Fluid Mechanics,
564: 197-226.
Walker, N.J. and Schulze, R.E. 2006. An assessment of sustainable
maize production under different management and climate scenarios
for smallholder agro-ecosystems in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
Physics and Chemistry of the Earth, 31: 995-1002.
Wang, S., Burton, B. and Harley, R.G. 2006. Switched reluctance
motor measurements and simulation models. Transactions of the
South African Institute of Electrical Engineers, 97(1): 5-13.
Wesson, S. and Pegram, G.G.S. 2006. Improved radar rainfall
estimation at ground level. Natural Hazards and Earth System
Sciences, 6: 1-20.
Whitehead, J.B. and Takawira, F. 2006. Low complexity constant
modulus based cyclic blind adaptive multiuser detection. Transactions
of the South African Institute of Electrical Engineers, 97(2): 112-119.
Xu, H. and Takawira, F. 2006. An improved new structure of single
parity check product codes. Transactions of the South African
Institute of Electrical Engineers, 97(2): 132-135.
FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
Brysiewicz, P. and Chipps, J. 2006. The effectiveness of in-hospital
psychosocial intervention programmes for families of critically ill
patients- a systematic review. Southern African Journal of Critical
Care, 22(2): 68-76.
Collier, A.B., Hughes, A.R.W., Lichtenberger, J. and Steinbach, P.
2006. Seasonal and diurnal variation of lightning activity over southern
Africa and correlation with European whistler observations. Annals of
Geophysics, 24: 1-14.
Corless, I.B., Nicholas, P.K., Wantland, D., McInerney, P.A.,
Ncama, B.P., Bhengu, B.R., McGibbon, C. and Davis, S. 2006.
The impact of meaning in life and life goals on adherence to a
tuberculosis medication regimen in South Africa. International Journal
of Tuberculosis and Lung Disease, 10 (10): 1159-1165.
Crouch, N.R., Du Toit, K., Mulholland, D.A. and Drewes,
S.E. 2006. Bufadienolides from bulbs of Urginea lydenburgensis
(Hyacinthaceae: Urgineoideae). Phytochemistry, 67: 2140-2145.
Dawson, P.M.T. and Puckree, T. 2006. Hypotonia in KwaZulu NatalPrevalence and Causes. South African Journal of Physiotherapy,
62(1): 2-6.
Du Hecquet De Rauville, I., Chetty, S. and Pahl, J.A. 2006. Current
management for word finding difficulties by Speech-Language
Therapists in South African remedial schools. South African Journal of
Communication Disorders, 53: 58-75.
Du Toit, K. 2006. Experimental and theoretical studies of a naturally
occurring non-oligomeric steroidal supramolecular zipper. New
Journal of Chemistry, 30: 197-207.
Essack, S.Y. 2006. Strategies for the Prevention and Containment of
Antibiotic Resistance. South African Family Practice, 48: 51.
Gengan, R.M., Chuturgoon, A.A. and Dutton, M.F. 2006.
Kinetics of the oxidoreductase involved in the conversion of
o-methylsterigmatocystin to aflatoxin B1. Preparative Biochemistry &
Biotechnology, 36(4): 297-306.
Govender, S., Lutchman, D., Pillay, V., Chetty, D.J. and
Govender, T. 2006. Enhancing drug incorporation into tetracyclineloaded chitosan microspheres for periodontal therapy. Journal of
Microencapsulation, 23: 750-761.
Govinden, U., Mocktar, C., Moodley, P., Sturm, A.W. and Essack,
S.Y. 2006. CTX-M-37 in Salmonella enterica serotype Isangi from
Durban, South Africa. International Journal of Antimicrobial Agents,
28: 288-291.
Hansraj, R., Oduntan, A.O. and Rasengane, T.A. 2006. Visual
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acuity, contrast sensitivity and subjective perception of vision after
lasik refractive surgery. The South African Optometrist, 65: 12-26.
King, L.A. and McInerney, P.A. 2006. Hospital workplace
experiences of registered nurses that have contributed to their
resignation in the Durban metropolitan area. Curationis, 29 (4): 70-81.
Kokorowski, M., Lin, R.P., McCarthy, M.P., Millan, R.M., Moraal,
H., O’Brien, T.P., Parks, G.K., Pulupa, M., Reddell, B.D., Smith,
D.M., Stoker, P.H., Sample, J.G., Woodger, L., Holzworth, R.H.,
Bering, E.A., Bale, S.D., Blake, J.B., Collier, A.B., Hughes, A.R.W.
and Lay, E. 2006. Rapid fluctuations of srtatospheric electric field
following a solar energetic particle event. Geophysical Research
Letters, 33: 1-6.
Koorbanally, C., Crouch, N.R., Langlois, A., Du Toit, K. and
Mulholland, D.A. 2006. Homoisoflavanones and spirocyclic
nortriterpenoids from three Eucomis species: E.Comosa, E.schijffii,
and E. pallidiflora subsp. pole-evansii (Hyacinthaceae). South African
Journal of Botany, 72: 428-433.
Kumbani, L. and McInerney, P.A. 2006. Primigravidae’s knowledge
about obstetric complications in an urban health centre in Malawi.
Curationis, 29 (3): 41 - 49.
Lazarus (Ramsaroop), L., Singh, B., Allopi, L., Moodley, J.,
Partab, P. and Satyapal, K.S. 2006. The surgical anatomy of the
parotid fascia. Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy, 28 (1): 33-37.
Lin, J. and Puckree, T. 2006. Does exposure to Bagasse alter lung
function? Respiratory Research, 1(1): 30-35.
Lutchman, D. and Naidoo, P. 2006. Illegal topical corticosteroids in
KwaZulu Natal-abuse continues. South African Medical Journal, 96:
284-286.
Mahomed, I.M. and Ojewole, J.A.O. 2006. Anticonvulsant activity
of Harpagophytum procumbens DC [Pedaliaceae] secondary root
aqueous extract in mice. Brain Research Bulletin, 69: 57-62.
Mars, M., Hadebe, B.M. and Tufts, M.A. 2006. The Effect of
Icepack Cooling on Skin and Muscle Temperature At Rest and After
Exercise. The South African Journal of Sport Medicine, 18(3): 60-66.
McLean, M. 2006. Clinical role models are important in the early
years of a problem-based learning curriculum. Medical Teacher, 28(1):
64-69.
McLean, M. and Naidoo, S.S. 2006. The white coat in clinical
practice: The debate rages on! final year medical students’ views.
South African Medical Journal, 96(5): 402-406.
McLean, M., Van wyk, J.M., Peters-futre, E.M. and Higgins-opitz,
S.B. 2006. The small group in problem-based learning: more than
a cognitive ‘learning’ experience for first-year medical students in a
diverse population. Medical Teacher, 28: e94-e103.
Mokoena, M.P., Chelule, P.K. and Gqaleni, N. 2006. The toxicity
and decreased concentration of aflatoxin B1 in natural lactic acid
fermented maize meal. Journal of Applied Microbiology, 100:
773–777.
Munasur, A., Pillay, V., Chetty, D.J. and Govender, T. 2006.
Statistical Optimisation of the mucoadhesivity and characterisation of
multipolymeric propranolol matrices for buccal therapy. International
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Munro, O.Q., Du Toit, K., Drewes, S.E., Crouch, N.R. and
Mulholland, D.A. 2006. Experimental and theoretical studies of a
naturally occurring non-oligomeric steroidal supramolecular zipperw.
New Journal of Chemistry, 30(2): 197-207.
Musabayane, C.T., Bwititi, P. and Ojewole, J.A.O. 2006. Effects
of oral administration of some herbal extracts on food consumption
and blood glucose levels in normal and streptozotocin-treated
diabetic rats. Methods and Findings in Experimental and Clinical
Pharmacology, 28 (4): 223-228.
Naidoo, K.K., Nompuku, P., Mkalali, S.N., Shabangu, K.,
Nkabinde, L. and Singh, V. 2006. Post-marketing stability
surveillance: Amoxicillin. South African Family Practice, 48(6): 14.
Naidoo, N. 2006. The role and importance of mentoring in
Physiotherapy. South African Journal of Physiotherapy, 62 (3): 2-5.
Naidoo, P. 2006. Barriers to HIV care and Treatment by Doctors: A
review of the literature. South African Family Practice, 48(2): 55-.
Naidoo, P., Rambiritch, V. and Layla, M. 2006. Effects of gliclazide
dose escalation on postprandial hyperglycaemia in type 2 diabetes
mellitus: a prospective, open-label, case-controlled,dose-escalation
study. Current Therapeutic Research-Clinical and Experimental, 67 (2):
81--102.
Naidu, S.G. 2006. Haemolymph amino acid, sugar and glycerol levels
in the Namib Desert tenebrionid Physadesmia globosa (Coleoptera)
during dehydration and rehydration. European Journal of Entomology,
103: 305-310.
Ojewole, J.A.O. 2006. Analgesic, Anti-inflammatory and
Hypoglycaemic Effects of Ethanol Extract of Zingiber officinale
(Roscoe) Rhizomes (Zingiberaceae) in Mice and Rats. Phytotherapy
Research, 20: 764-772.
Ojewole, J.A.O. 2006. Anti-inflammatory and Analgesic Effects
of Psidium guajava Linn. (Myrtaceae)Leaf Aqueous Extract in Rats
and Mice. Methods and Findings in Experimental and Clinical
Pharmacology, 28(7): 441-446.
Ojewole, J.A.O. 2006. Antinociceptive, anti-inflammatory and
antidiabetic properties of Hypoxis hemerocallidea Fisch. & C. A. Mey.
(Hypoxidaceae) corm [‘African Potato’] aqueous extract in mice and
rats. Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 103: 126-134.
Ojewole, J.A.O. 2006. Hypoglycaemic and hypotensive effects of
Harpephyllum caffrum Bernh ex CF Krauss (Anacardiaceae) stembark aqueous extract in rats. Cardiovascular Journal of South Africa,
17(2): 67-72.
Ojewole, J.A.O. 2006. Vasorelaxant and hypotensive effects of
Sclerocarya birrea (A Rich) Hochst (Anacardiaceae) stem bark
aqueous extract in rats. Cardiovascular Journal of South Africa, 17(3):
117-123.
Ojewole, J.A.O. and Amabeoku, G.J. 2006. Anticonvulsant Effect of
Persea americana Mill (Lauraceae) (Avocado) Leaf Aqueous Extract in
Mice. Phytotherapy Research, 20: 696-700.
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Ojewole, J.A.O. and Musabayane, C.T. 2006. Therapeutic Claims
of African Potato: Fact or Fiction?. Cardiovascular Journal of South
Africa, 17 (5): 225-226.
Uys, L.R., Bhengu, B.R. and Majumdar, B. 2006. The use of PHC
clinic-based women’s groups for financial empowerment in a rural
area. Curationis, 29(1): 25-31.
Ojewole, J.A.O., Adewole, S.O. and Olayiwola, G. 2006.
Hypoglycaemic and hypotensive effects of Momordica charantia Linn
(Cucurbitaceae) whole-plant aqueous extract in rats. Cardiovascular
Journal of South Africa, 17(5): 227-232.
Woost, P.G., Kolb, R.J., Finesilver, M., Mackraj, I., Imboden, H.,
Coffman, T.M. and Hopfer, U. 2006. Strategy for the development of
a matched set of transport-competent, angiotensin receptor-deficient
proximal tubule cell lines. In Vitro Cellular & Developmental BiologyAnimal, 42(7): 189-200.
Ojewole, J.A.O., Drewes, S.E. and Khan, F. 2006. Vasodilatory
and hypoglycaemic effects of two pyrano-isoflavone extractives from
Eriosema kraussianum N. E. Br. [Fabaceae] rootstock in experimental
rat models. Phytochemistry, 67: 610-617.
Ojewole, J.A.O., Kamadyaapa, D.R. and Musabayane, C.T.
2006. Some in vitro and in vivo cardiovascular effects of Hypoxis
hemerocallidea Fisch & CA Mey (Hypoxidaceae) corm (African Potato)
aqueous extract in experimental animal models. Cardiovascular
Journal of South Africa, 17(4): 166-171.
Partab, P., Hurrinarain, K., Lazarus (Ramsaroop), L. and Satyapal,
K.S. 2006. Atypical anastomosis of laryngeal nerves. Clinical
Anatomy, 19: 651-656.
Pather, N., Partab, P., Singh, B. and Satyapal, K.S. 2006. Cervicothoracic ganglion: Its clinical implications. Clinical Anatomy, 19 (4):
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Patel, R. 2006. International agrarian restructuring and the practical
ethics of peasant movement solidarity. Journal of Asian and African
Studies, 41(1/2): 71-93.
Patel, C.J., Govender, V., Paruk, Z. and Ramgoon, S. 2006.
Working mothers: Family-work conflict, job performance and family/
work variables. SA Journal of Industrial Psychology, 32(2): 39-45.
Pattman, R.W. and Bhana, D. 2006. Black boys with bad
reputations. Alternation: International Journal for the Study of
Southern African Literature and Languages, 13(2): 252-272.
Pattman, R.W. 2006. Making pupils the resources and promoting
gender equality in HIV/AIDS education. Journal of Education, 38:
89-115.
Petersen, I., Mason, A.J., Bhana, A., Bell, C.C. and McKay, M.
2006. Mediating social representations using a cartoon narrative in the
context of HIV/AIDS: The AmaQhawe Family Project in South Africa.
Journal of Health Psychology, 11(2): 197-208.
Piper, L.E. 2006. Needs and Rights not needs versus rights:
Expanding Hamilton’s conception of politics to include negative rights.
South African Journal of Philosophy, 25(3): 233-241.
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Pithouse, R.M. 2006. Coffin for the Councillor: A report on the
emergence of a shack dwellers’ movement in Durban, South Africa.
Journal of Asian and African Studies, 41 (1): 171-184.
Pithouse, R.M. 2006. The promised land and the University of
Abahlali base Mjondolo. African Sociological Review, 10(1): 102-142.
Posel, D.R., Fairburn, J.A. and Lund, F.J. 2006. Labour migration
and households: A reconsideration of the effects of the social pension
on labour supply in South Africa. Economic Modelling, 23(4): 836853.
Raju, R., Stilwell, C. and Leach, A.B. 2006. The feasibility of
unionising LIS workers: A case study of the tertiary education sector
in South Africa. South African Journal of Libraries and Information
Science, 72(3): 208-217.
Ramgoon, S., Bachoo, S., Patel, C.J. and Paruk, Z. 2006. Could
a healthy ego identity serve as a protective factor against suicidal
tendencies? A pilot study . Journal of Child and Adolescent Mental
Health, 18(2): 49-54.
Reddy, V. 2006. Decriminalisation of homosexuality in post-apartheid
South Africa: A brief legal case history review from sodomy to
marriage. Agenda, 67: 146-157.
Rudwick, R.I. and Shange, M. 2006. Sociolinguistic oppression
or expression of ‘Zuluness’? ‘IsiHlonipho’among isiZulu-speaking
females. Southern African Linguistics and Applied Language Studies,
24(4): x-x.
Sandwith, C.L. 2006. Revolutionaries or Sell-Outs? African
Intellectuals and the Voice of Africa, 1949-1952. English in Africa,
33(2): 67-89.
Sewpaul, V. 2006. Regional Perspectives.... from Africa: The African
Union plan of action on the family in Africa. International Social Work,
49: 129-136
Sewpaul, V. 2006. The power of biography: Shifting the boundaries
of knowledge through emancipatory pedagogy and critical
consciousness. Social Work: A Professional Journal for the Social
Worker, 42(2): 101-116.
Shabalala, B. and Gathiram, N. 2006. Street-Children: A study of
the aftercare services provided by Street-Wise (Durban). Social Work:
A Professional Journal for the Social Worker, 42 (1): 37-43.
Shum, M.C.N. 2006. Unsettling Settler Identity: Thomas Pringle’s
Troubled Landscapes. English in Africa, 33(2): 21-44.
Reddy, V. 2006. Black, gay and out/in: Interview with Utando Baduza.
Agenda, 67: 93-99
Simpson, B. and Haselau, C. 2006. Empathy in the South African
context: relevant or redundant. Social Work Practitioner Researcher,
18(6): 283-297.
Reddy, V. and De Kadt, E. 2006. Thinking about language and
gender: A South African perspective. Southern African Linguistics and
Applied Language Studies, 24(4): 417-423.
Singh, A.D. and Petersen, I. 2006. Steel gaps: An interpretive
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Psychotherapy in South Africa, 14(2): 39-54.
Reddy, V. and Potgieter, C. 2006. ‘Real men stand up for the truth’:
discursive meanings in the Jacob Zuma rape trial. Southern African
Linguistics and Applied Language Studies, 24(4): 511-521.
Singh, A. and Singh, S. 2006. The History of Crime Among People
of Indian Origin in South Africa. Anthropologist: International Journal
of Contemporary and Applied Studies of Man, 8(3): 147-156.
Richardson, R.N. 2006. A call for care: HIV/AIDS challenges the
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Singh, A. 2006. Emigration of South African Indians to the
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Richardson, R.N. 2006. Dodging the dogmatisms: Methodist
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Richter, L.M., Norris, S. and Ginsburg, C. 2006. The silent truth
about teenage pregnancies: Birth to Twenty cohort’s next generation.
South African Medical Journal, 96: 122-123.
Panday, S., Richter, L.M. and Bhana, A. 2006. Young adults, the
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96(2): 104-105.
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functionally empty metaphors. Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 29(2):
192-193.
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Singh, A. 2006. Media Perceptions and Academic Responses to
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13(3): 163-176
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Beyond Masculine Sensibilities?. Journal of Constructive Theology,
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the Informal Economy in Durban, South Africa. Urban Forum, 17(2):
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with Psychosocial Workers in Community work: A case study from
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Spurrett, D.J. 2006. Reductionisms and physicalisms. South African
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Stilwell, C. 2006. “Beyond reason and vanity?”: some issues in
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Stilwell, C. 2006. “Boundless opportunities?”: Towards an
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English in Africa, 33 (2): 181-198.
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of demographic characteristics and family influences in a sample of
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Professional Journal for the Social Worker, 42 (1): 68-78.
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Alternation: International Journal for the Study of Southern African
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Valodia, I.A.K. and Velia, M.A.I. 2006. Macro-Micro Linkages in
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Tshehla, M.S. and Thaba, L.E. 2006. An Exploration of Eunuchism
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Bhamjee, S. and Hoctor, S.V. 2006. Of obedience and offence S v
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Dhai, A., Szabo, C.P. and Mcquoid-Mason, D.J. 2006. The
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South African Medical Journal, 96(10): 1069-1072.
Du Plessis, M. 2006. A truth and reconciliation process for
Zimbabwe? Some preliminary observations. Obiter, 27: 75-97
Bhamjee, S. and Strode, A.E. 2006. HIV Status as a mitigating
factor in sentencing: A critical review S v Magida 2005 2 SACR 591
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Du Plessis, M. and Penfold, G. 2006. Bill of Rights Jurisprudence.
Annual Survey of South African Law, 2004: 15-73.
Bosch, S.J. 2006. IDASA v ANC - An Opportunity lost for truly
promoting access to information. South African Law Journal, 123(4):
615-625.
Du Plessis, M. and Pete, S.A. 2006. International law and
reparations for the Atlantic Slave Trade: A case study in legal
obfuscation. South African Yearbook of International Law, Volume 31:
243 to 262.
Carnelley, M. 2006. “Tata ‘Ma Millions?” The enforceability of a
gambling debt between the lottery operator and the ticket-holder;
and the enforceability partnership agreement to share lottery winnings
already paid to one of the partners. Obiter, 27(2): 358-386.
Du Plessis, M. and Pete, S.A. 2006. Kafka’s African Nightmare bureaucracy and the law in pre- and post-apartheid South Africa.
Journal for Juridical Science, 31(1): 39-60.
Carnelley, M. and Hoctor, S.V. 2006. Rape, legality and indecency
S v Khumalo, S v Zondi, S v Buthelezi (unreported, NPD) case No
219/2004. Obiter, 27(1): 197-205
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Industrial Law Journal Including Industrial Law Reports, 27: 2018 2026.
Cohen, T.J.A. 2006. Termination of employment contracts by
operation of law - bypassing the unfair dismissal provisions of the
Labour Relations Act. Stellenbosch Law Review, 17(1): 91 - 104.
Couzens, E.W.F. and Dent, M.C. 2006. Finding Nema: The National
Environmental Management Act, the De Hoop Dam, Conflict
Resolution and Alternative Dispute Resolution in Environmental
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Electronic Law Journal, 3: 1-50.
Cowling, M.G. 2006. Criminal Procedure. South African Journal of
Criminal Justice, 19(1): 95-111.
Cowling, M.G. 2006. Criminal Procedure. South African Journal of
Criminal Justice, 19(3): 359-374.
Cowling, M.G. 2006. Criminal Procedure. South African Journal of
Criminal Justice, 19(2): 239-252.
Crocker, A.D. 2006. Blended learning: A new approach to legal
teaching in South African law schools. Journal for Juridical Science,
31(2): 1-25.
Devenish, G.E. 2006. Administrative law in relation to a domestic
tribunal established by contract - Klein v Dainfern College 2006 3 SA
73 (T). SA Public Law, 21(2): 445-455.
Devenish, G.E. 2006. Federalism Revisited: The South African
Paradigm. Stellenbosch Law Review, 1: 129-164.
Devenish, G.E. 2006. The theory and methodology for constitutional
interpretation in South Africa. Tydskrif Vir Hedendaagse RomeinsHollandse Reg/ Journal of Contemporary Roman-Dutch Law, 69(2):
238-258.
Farisani, D.M. 2006. The Regulation of Corporate Criminal Liability in
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Farisani, E.B. and Farisani, D.M. 2006. Will the abuse ever end? A
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Freedman, D.W. 2006. The constitutional right not to be deprived of
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Freedman, D.W. 2006. The White Paper for Sustainable Coastal
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Hoctor, S.V. 2006. Assessing attempt at the impossible in South
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Hoctor, S.V. 2006. Case Reviews: Specific Crimes. South African
Journal of Criminal Justice, 19(2): 232-239.
Hoctor, S.V. 2006. Case Reviews: Specific Offences. South African
Journal of Criminal Justice, 19(3): 354-359.
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Hoctor, S.V. 2006. Interrogating irresponsible driving S V Scholtz
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driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs. Obiter,
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of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund with particular
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Lumina, C.K. 2006. Police accountability and policing oversight
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Pete, S.A. and Du Plessis, M. 2006. South African Nationals
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‘Mercenaries Case’. South African Journal on Human Rights, 22(3):
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Social and Cultural Rights and the Right to Development Under the
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Mamashela, M. 2006. Some Hurdles in the Implementation of the
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to health care services in South Africa: Is it adequate?. Journal for
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Mamashela, M. and Carnelley, M. 2006. Cohabitation and the
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McLennan, J.S. 2006. Contracting with business trusts. SA
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Mcquoid-Mason, D.J. 2006. Advance directives and the National
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Mcquoid-Mason, D.J. 2006. Are the restrictive provisions of sections
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1996 unconstitutional?. Journal for Juridical Science, 31(1): 121-133.
Mcquoid-Mason, D.J. 2006. The four year LLB programme and the
expectations of law students at the University of KwaZulu-Natal and
the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University: Some preliminary results
from a survey. Obiter, 27(1): 166-172.
Singh, A. and Singh, S. 2006. The History of Crime Among People
of Indian Origin in South Africa. Anthropologist: International Journal
of Contemporary and Applied Studies of Man, 8(3): 147-156.
Singh, S. 2006. ‘A World of Darkness’ Polarization of Prisoners.
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Lazarides v Chairman of the Firearms Appeal Board 2005 JDR 0584
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Wessen, M. and Du Plessis, M. 2006. Hart, Dworkin and the Nature
of (South African) Legal Theory. South African Law Journal, 123(4):
700-729.
Mcquoid-Mason, D.J. 2006. The National Health Act and refusal of
consent to health services by children. South African Medical Journal,
96(6): 530-532.
Whitear-Nel, N.J. 2006. Evidence : Admissibility of unconstitutionally
obtained evidence. South African Journal of Criminal Justice, 19(3):
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Mubangizi, J.C. 2006. Some Reflections on Recent and Current
Trends in the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights in Africa:
The Pains and the Gains. African Human Rights Law Journal, 6 (1):
146 - 165.
Whitear-Nel, N.J. 2006. Evidence: Admissibility of extra curial
statements by accused. South African Journal of Criminal Justice,
19(1): 112-118.
Mubangizi, J.C. 2006. The Constitutional Protection of SocioEconomic Rights in Selected African Countries: A Comparative
Evaluation. African Journal of Legal Studies, 2 (1): 1 - 19.
Mubangizi, J.C. 2006. The Role of National Human Rights
Institutions in the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights in
Uganda and South Africa: A Comparative Evaluation. Obiter, 27 (3):
454 - 469.
Pete, S.A. 2006. Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea - The
Spectre of Crime and Prison Overcrowding in Post-apartheid South
Africa. Obiter, 27(3): 429-453.
Pete, S.A. 2006. Falling on Stony Ground: Importing the Penal
Practices of Europe into the Prisons of Colonial Natal (Part 1).
Fundamina: A Journal of Legal History, 12(2): 100-112.
Whitear-Nel, N.J. 2006. Evidence: Identification of minor
witnesses;access to information. South African Journal of Criminal
Justice, 19(2): 253-256.
Whitear-Nel, N.J. 2006. Intermediaries appointed in terms of s 170A
of the Criminal procedure Act 51 of 1977: New developments? South
African Journal of Criminal Justice, 19(3): 334-342.
Woker, T. A. 2006. Understanding the relationship between
Franchising and the Law of Competition. SA Mercantile Law, 18(2):
107-120.
Wood-Bodley, M.C. 2006. Revocation of a will by the presumed
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Casale, D.M., Muller, C.L. and Posel, D.R. 2006. All you wanted
to know about Working hours in South Africa. South African Labour
Bulletin, 30(2): 38-40.
Cassim, S.B. 2006. Benchmarking equity and diversity in higher
education institutions: A South African assessment. South African
Journal of Higher Education, 20(4): 419-432.
Ndlela, R.N., Green, J.M. and Reddy, P.S. 2006. From traditional
courts to traditional administration centres : A review of the Kwazulu Natal experiences. Politeia, Vol.25.No.3: 235-236.
Nichola, T. 2006. The food security problem in Ethiopia - A supply
side analysis. South African Journal of Economics/ Suid-Afrikaanse
Tydskrif Vir Ekonomie, 74(2): 315-322.
Poku, N. and Whiteside, A.W. 2006. Introduction, 25 years of
living with HIV/AIDS : Challenges and Propects. International Affairs
[London], 82(2): 249-256.
Chasomeris, M.G. 2006. South Africa’s Maritime Policy and
Transformation of the Shipping Industry. Journal of Interdisciplinary
Economics, 17: 269-288.
Posel, D.R., Fairburn, J.A. and Lund, F.J. 2006. Labour migration
and households: A reconsideration of the effects of the social pension
on labour supply in South Africa. Economic Modelling, 23(4): 836853.
Dancaster, L.A. 2006. Work-life balance and the legal right to request
flexible working arrangements. South African Journal of Economic
and Management Sciences, 9(2): 175-186.
Sentoo, N. and Sing, D. 2006. E-Governance in the South African
local government sector with particular reference to selected
Kwazulu-Natal municipalities. Administratio Publica, 14(1): 102-132.
Deghaye, N., Pawinski, R. and Desmond, C.J. 2006. Financial and
economic costs of scaling up the provision of HAART to HIV-infected
health care workers in KwaZulu-Natal. South African Medical Journal,
96: 140-143.
Sing, D. and Subban, M. 2006. Understanding and Promoting the
Performance Management in the South African Government Sector:
Theoretical and Legislative Perspectives. Administratio Publica, 14(1):
133-163.
Ellis, L.R. and Vigar, D.A. 2006. Teaching and learning and
technology: Does WebCT help universities meet organisational and
customer goals? A case study. South African Journal of Higher
Education, 20 (5): 613 - 626.
Skinner, J.P. 2006. Beyond materialism: Mental capacity and
naturalism, a consideration of method. Metaphilosophy, Volume 37,
No.1: 74 - 91.
George, G.L. 2006. Workplace ART programmes: Why do
companies invest in them and are they working? African Journal of
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Teer-Tomaselli, R.E. 2006. Community Radio’s Impact on
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Teer-Tomaselli, R.E. 2006. Political Advertising in South Africa, in The
Sage Handbook of Politcal Advertising. London: Sage: 429-444.
Teer-Tomaselli, R.E. 2006. South Africa: Public Service Broadcasting
in Post-Apartheid Era - The Struggles, and Tribulations of Turning a
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International Relations: 409
Vahed, G.H.M. and Bhana, S. 2006. South African Indian
Community, in The Encyclopedia of the Indian Diaspora, Singapore:
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Valodia, I.A.K. and Velia, M.A.I. 2006. Trading and Training: Large
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Wildsmith-Cromarty, R. and Young, D.N. 2006. Applied Linguistics
in Africa, in Encyclopedia of Language & Linguistics. Oxford: Elsevier
LTD: 336-341
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impact of the HIV pandemic, in The HIV pandemic: Local and Global
Implications. New York: Oxford University Press: 36-49.
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FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND
AGRICULTURE
McLennan, J.S. 2006. Contractual exclusion of reliance on mistake,
in Essays in Honour of AJ Kerr. Durban: LexisNexis Butterworths:
129-137.
Hoctor, S.V. 2006. Election Offences, in South African Criminal Law
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Posel, D.R. 2006. Moving on: Patterns of labour migration in postapartheid South Africa, in Africa on the move - African migration
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influence in soil systems, in Biological Approaches to Sustainable Soil
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Bodmer, R. and Ward, D.M. 2006. Frugivory in large mammalian
herbivores, in Large Herbivore Ecology, Ecosystem Dynamics and
Conservation, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press: 231-260.
Brand, T.A. and Gous, R.M. 2006. Feeding Ostriches, in Feeding in
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Posel, D.R. and Casale, D.M. 2006. Internal Migration and
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Policy in Post-Apartheid South Africa, Pretoria: HSRC: 351-365.
Brothers, D.J. 2006. 14.4. Familia Mutillidae, in Hymenoptera de
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Posel, D.R. and Devey, R.M. 2006. The demographics of fatherhood
in South Africa: an analysis of survey data, 1993-2002, in Baba: Men
and Fatherhood in South Africa, Cape Town: HSRC Press: 38-52.
Brothers, D.J. 2006. 14.7. Familia Bradynobaenidae, in Hymenoptera
de la Región Neotropical, Gainesville, Florida, USA: American
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Singh, A.M. 2006. Evolution of Marketing to E-Marketing, in
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Singh, A.M. 2006. Mobile Commerce in South Africa, in Encyclopedia
of E-Commerce, E-Government, and Mobile Commerce. Hershey:
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Whiteside, A.W. and Conroy, A.C. 2006. The AIDS Crisis , in
Poverty, AIDS and hunger, Breaking the Poverty trap in Malawi. New
York: Palgrave Macmillan: 49-68.
Whiteside, A.W. and Conroy, A.C. 2006. The Impact on the AIDS
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AIDS and hunger breaking the poverty trap in Malawi. New York:
Palgrave Macmillan: 70-83.
Whiteside, A.W. and Lee, S. 2006. Economic and Development
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Brothers, D.J. 2006. Capítulo 30 Superfamilia Chrysidoidea, in
Introducción a los Hymenoptera de la Región Neotropical, Colombia:
Sociedad Colombiana de Entomología & Universidad N: 385-388.
Brothers, D.J. 2006. Capítulo 31 Familia Plumariidae, in Introducción
a los Hymenoptera de la Región Neotropical, Colombia: Sociedad
Colombiana de Entomología & Universidad N: 389-390.
Brothers, D.J. 2006. Capítulo 32 Familia Scolebythidae, in
Introducción a los Hymenoptera de la Región Neotropical, Colombia:
Sociedad Colombiana de Entomología & Universidad N: 391-392.
Brothers, D.J. 2006. Capítulo 52 Familia Bradynobaenidae, in
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Sociedad Colombiana de Entomología & Universidad N: 559-562.
Brothers, D.J. 2006. Capítulo 54 Familia Mutillidae, in Introducción
a los Hymenoptera de la Región Neotropical, Colombia: Sociedad
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Brothers, D.J. 2006. Capítulo 55 Familia Sapygidae, in Introducción
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Neotropical, Colombia: Sociedad Colombiana de Entomología &
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46 Superfamilia Vespoidea, in Introducción a los Hymenoptera de la
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Fennell, C.W., Van Staden, J. and Makunga, N. 2006. Medicinal
Plants and Biotechnology: An integrated approach to health care,
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Laing, M.D. 2006. A cure for mushroom poisoning, in Injectable
Vitamin C and the Treatment of Viral and Other Diseases. Las Vegas:
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Laing, M.D. and Neumann, B. 2006. Trichoderma: An ally in the
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Sustainable Soil Systems. Florida: CRC Press, Florida: 491-500.
Preston-Whyte, R.A., Brooks, S.J. and Ellery, W.N. 2006. Tourism
and Global Environmental Change in Desert and Savanna Regions,
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Economic and Political Interrelationships, Abingdon and New York:
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Taylor, P.B. 2006. Family Muscicapidae (Old World Flycatchers):
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the World. Volume 11: Old World Flycatchers to Old World Warblers.
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Twinomugisha, D., Chapman, C.A., Lawes, M.J., Worman, C.O.
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Ward, D.M. 2006. Long-term effects of herbivory on plant diversity
and functional types in arid ecosystems, in Large Herbivore Ecology,
Ecosystem Dynamics and Conservation, Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press: 142-169.
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MEDICINE
Laing, M.D. and Papli, G. 2006. Revegetating inert soils with the use
of microbes, in Biological Approaches to Sustainable Soil Systems,
Boca Raton: CRC Press: 603-615.
Coovadia, H.M. and Archary, D. 2006. Prevention of Transmission of
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Masters, J. 2006. When, Where and How? Reconstructing a Timeline
for Primate Evolution using Molecular and Fossil data, in Primate
Cytogenetics and Comparative Genomics. Firenze: Firenze University
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Day, C. and Gray, A.L. 2006. Health and related indicators, in South
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Naidoo, Y. and Naidoo, G. 2006. Localization of potential ion
transport pathways in the salt glands of the halophyte Sporobolus
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Lalloo, U.G. 2006. Cough and Other Symptoms, in Encyclopedia of
Respiratory Medicine, edited by G. Laurent and S. J. Shapiro. Oxford,
UK: Elsevier: 177-182.
Lalloo, U.G. 2006. Dyspnea, in Encyclopaedia of Respiratory
Medicine. Oxford, UK: Elsevier: 182-189.
Lalloo, U.G. and Ambaram, A. 2006. Chest pain, in Encyclopaedia
of Respiratory Medicine. Oxford, UK: Elsevier: 189-195.
Mars, M. 2006. E viavel a telemedicine na Africa Subsaariana, in
Telesunde. Um instrumento de suporte assistencial e educacao
permanente, Belo Horizonte: UFMG: 398-403.
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instrumento de suporte assistencial e educacao permanente, Belo
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Mody, G.M. and Patel, N. 2006. Disease modifying anti-rheumatic
drugs in rheumatoid arthritis, in Disease Review 2006. Cape Town:
National Health: 353-359.
Preston-Whyte, E.M. 2006. Framing the South African epidemic:
a sociological perspective, in The Development Decade? Economic
and Social Change in South Africa,1994-2004 . Cape Town: HSRC:
361-380.
Preston-Whyte, E.M., Tollman, S., Landau, L. and Findley, S.
2006. African Migration in the Twenty-First Century: Conclusion, in
Africa on the Move: African Migration and Urbanization in comparative
perspective. Johannesburg: Wits University Press: 329-355.
Books
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
Hemson, C.M.C. 2006. Teacher education: the challenge of diversity
in South Africa. Cape Town: Human Sciences Research Council
Press: 74
FACULTY OF HUMANITIES, DEV. &
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Bond, P.M. 2006. Looting Africa: The Economics of Exploitation.
London: Zed Books: 187.
Bond, P.M. 2006. Talk Left Walk Right: South Africa’s Frustrated
Global Reforms. Pietermaritzburg: UKZN Press: 330.
Chapman, M.J.F. 2006. Art Talk, Politics Talk. Pietermaritzburg:
University of KwaZulu-Natal Press: 173.
Guest, W.R. 2006. A Century of Science and Service: The Natal
Museum in a Changing South Africa 1904- 2004. Pietermaritzburg:
Natal Museum: 322.
African Cinemas. Netherlands and South Africa: UNISA Press: 183.
Wilson, J.Z. 2006. The United Nations and Democracy in Africa:
Labyrinths of Legitimacy. New York and Abingdon: Routledge: 252.
FACULTY OF LAW
Sharrock, R.D., Van Der Linde, K. and Smith, A. 2006. Hockly’s
Insolvency Law. Cape Town: Juta & Co.: 416.
Williams, R.C. 2006. The Law of South Africa. Durban: Lexis Nexis
Butterworths: 397.
FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT
STUDIES
Whiteside, A.W. and Barnett, T. 2006. AIDS in the Twenty-first
Century:Disease and Globalization, Second edition. New York:
Palgrave Macmillan: 449
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND
AGRICULTURE
Banasiak, J. and Arlotti, L. 2006. Perturbations of positive
semigroups with applications. London: Springer Verlag: 438.
NELSON R MANDELA SCHOOL OF
MEDICINE
Botha, C.R. and Botha, J.H. 2006. Bring Butterflies Back to your
Garden. Durban: Botanical Society of South Africa: 253.
Jolles, F. and Holtenschmidt, E. 2006. August Wilhelm Schlegel
Vorlesungen über Encyklopädie [1803]. Paderborn-München-WienZürich: Ferdinand Schöningh: 580.
Kytzler, B.P.P. 2006. Horaz. Sämtliche Werke. Lateinisch / Deutsch.
Stuttgart: Philipp Reclam jun: 828.
Rakoczy, S.F. 2006. Great Mystics and Social Justice: Walking on the
Two Feet of Love. Mahwah, New Jersey: Paulist Press: 217.
Sooryamoorthy, R. and Gangrade, K.D. 2006. NGOs in India: A
Cross-Sectional study. New Delhi: Rawat Publications: 189.
Thompson, P.S. 2006. Black Soldiers of the Queen: The Natal
Native Contingent in the Anglo-Zulu War. Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA:
University of Alabama Press: 186.
Tomaselli, K.G. 2006. Encountering Modernity: 20th Century South
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PUBLICATIONS 2007
Journal Articles
Bertram, C.A., Wedekind, V.R. and Muthukrishna, A. 2007. Newly
qualified South African teachers: staying or leaving? Perspectives in
Education, 25(2): 1-13
Bhana, D. 2007. Childhood sexuality and rights in the context of HIV/
AIDS. Culture, Health and Sexuality, 9(3): 309-324
Bhana, D. and Epstein, D. 2007. ‘I don’t want to catch it’ Boys, girls
and sexualities in an HIV/AIDS environment. Gender and Education,
19(1): 109-125
Bhana, D., Morrell, R.G., Hearn, J. and Moletsane, R.T. 2007.
Power and Identity: An introduction to sexualities in Southern Africa.
Sexualities: Studies in Culture and Society, 10(2): 131-138
Bhengu, T.T. 2007. Bringing down the fence through schoolcommunity partnership: A case for the Community Education Forum
framework. Africa Education Review, 4(2): 131-143
Davis, Z., Adler, J. and Parker, D.C. 2007. Identification with images
of the teacher and teaching in formalised in-service mathematics
teacher education and the constitution of mathematics for teaching.
Journal of Education, 42: 33-60
Dempster, E.R. 2007. Textual strategies for answering multiple
choice questions among South African learners: what can we learn
from TIMSS 2003? African Journal of Research in Mathematics,
Science and Technology Education, 11(1): 47-60
Dempster, E.R. and Reddy, V. 2007. Item readability and science
achievement in TIMSS 2003 in South Africa. Science Education,
91(6): 906-925
Francis, D.A. 2007. Researching the role of race in young biracial
adults’ identity construction:exploring implications for transracial
adoptions. Social Work: A Professional Journal for the Social Worker,
43(3): 261-270
Buthelezi, M.T. 2007. The intersection of gender and class in Ilanga
and Isolezwe news coverage of rape. Agenda, 74: 125-132
Francis, D.A. and Hemson, C.M.C. 2007. Rainbow’s end:
Consciousness and enactment in social justice education.
Perspectives in Education, 25(1): 99-109
Chikoko, V. 2007. Decentralised school governance in Zimbabwe:
Some dilemmas of implementation. Journal of Educational Studies,
6(2): 159-169
Geldenhuys, J. and De lange, N. 2007. Career identities of first-year
female coloured students. South African Journal of Education, 27(1):
117-137
Chikoko, V. 2007. The school cluster system as an innovation:
Perceptions of Zimbabwean teachers and school heads. Africa
Education Review, 4 (1): 42-57
Gopal, N.D. and Stears, M. 2007. An alternative approach to
assessing science competencies. African Journal of Research in
Mathematics, Science and Technology Education, 11(2): 15-24
2006/07
Balfour, R.J. 2007. V.S. Naipaul’s Half a Life, Magic Seeds and
Globalisation. Literator, 28(1): 1-21
Christiansen, I. and Baijnath, N. 2007. Perceptions of the ‘university
of technology’ notion at higher education institutions. South African
Journal of Higher Education, 21(2): 217-227
R E P O R T
Baijnath, N., Christiansen, I. and Ogudo, N. 2007. Institutional selfrepresentation at South African higher education institutions. South
African Journal of Higher Education, 21(3): 400-411
Christiansen, I. 2007. Mathematical literacy as a school subject:
Mathematical gaze or livelihood gaze? African Journal of Research in
Mathematics, Science and Technology Education, 11(1): 91-105
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Govender, I.G. 2007. Experiences of learning and teaching: Problem
Solving in computer Programming. African Journal of Research in
Mathematics, Science and Technology Education, 11(2): 39-50
Govender, I.G. and Grayson, D.J. 2007. Pre-service and in-service
teachers’ experiences of learning to program in an object-oriented
language . Computers & Education, DOI: 10.1016/j.compedu.: 22
October 2007
Govender, N. 2007. Physics student teachers’ mix of
understandings of algebraic sign convention in vector-kinematics:
A phenomenographic perspective. African Journal of Research in
Mathematics, Science and Technology Education, 11(1): 61-73
Green, W.J. 2007. Learner discourse and science learning in the
context of microcomputer-based laboratory collaborative learning
activities. African Journal of Research in Mathematics, Science and
Technology Education, 11(1): 1-16
Hemson, C.M.C. and Francis, D.A. 2007. Multiculturalism in
South Africa: Education in the Shadow of the Rainbow. Journal of
Educational Studies, 6(1): 39-51
Karlsson, J. 2007. Navigating towards transformation through
education. Agenda, 72: 81-92
Mudaly, V. 2007. Proof and proving in secondary schools.
Pythagoras, 66: 64-75
Muthukrishna, A., Ramsuran, A., Pennefather, J.A.S., Naidoo,
J.T. and Jugmohan, P. 2007. Sense-making frameworks: Dominant,
discursive constructions of learners and communities by teachers in
the context of intersecting barriers to basic education. Perspectives in
Education, 25(1): 31-44
Naidoo, R. and Coopoo, Y. 2007. The health and fitness profiles of
nurses in KwaZulu-Natal. Curationis, 30(2): 66-73
Openjuru, G.L. and Lyster, E.S. 2007. Christianity and rural
community literacy practices in Uganda. Journal of Research in
Reading, 30 (1): 97-112
Pillay, G. and Govinden, D. 2007. “In Search of Home” - practices
of the self in selected teacher narratives. Journal of Education, 42:
125 - 139
Ramrathan, P., Khan, F., Khan, S. and Reddy, H.V. 2007. An
exploration of pupil enrolment projects within KwaZulu-Natal:
implications for teacher demand analysis. South African Journal of
Higher Education, 21(1): 163-180
Maharaj, A., Brijlall, D. and Molebale, J.J. 2007. Teacher’s views on
practical work in the teaching of fractions: a case study. South African
Journal of Education, 27(4): 597-612
Ramrathan, P., Manik, S. and Pillay, G. 2007. Transformational
access: The Upward Bound Programme as a possibility for promoting
access to Higher Education. South African Journal of Higher
Education, 21(4): 159-178
Maistry, S.M. 2007. Building communities of practice for the
continuing professional development of history teachers: insights from
the TEMS project. New Contree, 54: 53-71
Sikweyiya, Y.M., Jewkes, R. and Morrell, R.G. 2007. Talking about
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narrative. Education as Change, 1(1): 3-20
Manik, S. 2007. Transnational Teacher Migration From South Africa:
A New Form of Indentured Labourers? Oriental Anthropologist, 7(1):
39-60
Wassermann, J.M. and Wohlberg, A. 2007. The prisoner of war
camp at Umbilo during the Anglo-Boer War. Journal of Natal and Zulu
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Meskin, T. and Van der Walt, T.L. 2007. Approaching Macbeth
through representation, participation and facilitation – a theatre-ineducation ‘adventure’. South African Theatre Journal, 21: 75-91
Moletsane, R.T., De lange, N., Mitchell, C.A., Stuart, D.J.,
Buthelezi, M.T. and Taylor, M. 2007. Photo-voice as a tool for
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rural KwaZulu-Natal school. Journal of Child and Adolescent Mental
Health, 19 (1): 19-28
Moorosi, P.C. 2007. Creating linkages between private and public:
challenges facing woman principals in South Africa. South African
Journal of Education, 27 (3): 507-521
Morrell, R.G. 2007. Men, masculinities and gender politics in South
Africa: A reply to Macleod. Pins: Psychology in Society, 35: 15-26
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Adali, S. and Cagdas, I.U. 2007. Iterative algorithms for optimal
design of columns subject to a stress constraint. Journal of the
Franklin Institute, 344: 711-724
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2007. Optimal sizing of piezo-actuators for minimum-deflection
design of frames under uncertain loads. Journal of the Franklin
Institute, 344: 698-710
Baah, C.A. and Baah, J.I. 2007. Corrosion of 304L stainless steel
and chrome-plated drainage together with the ordinary black rubber
and brass gaskets by stagnant solutions of sodium hypochlorite
solutions. Materials & Design, 28: 2492-2495
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Bezuidenhout, C.N. and Singels, A. 2007. Operational forecasting
of South African sugarcane production: Part 1 – System description.
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Bezuidenhout, C.N. and Singels, A. 2007. Operational forecasting
of South African sugarcane production: Part 2 – System evaluation.
Agricultural Systems, 92: 39-51
Boje, E.S. 2007. Quantitative feedback design approach for systems
with probabilistic parameterisations. International Journal of Robust
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Bowen, P., Pearl, R.G. and Akintoye, A. 2007. Professional ethics
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Bowen, P., Pearl, R.G., Cattell, K., Hunter, K. and Kelly, J. 2007.
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Brooks, M. 2007. Thermal performance of a solar oven with
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Cagdas, I.U. and Adali, S. 2007. Optimization of clamped columns
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the Thukela River basin, South Africa . Physics and Chemistry of the
Earth, 32: 1058-1067
Eitelberg, E. 2007. Macrodynamic feedback interaction between
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Eitelberg, E. and Boje, E.S. 2007. Implicit Quasi-Steady State
Approximation and Application to a Power Plant Evaporator. Journal
of Dynamic Systems Measurement and Control-Transactions of the
Asme, 129: 66-71
Fashuyi, M.O. and Afullo, T. 2007. Rain Attenuation Prediction and
Modeling for Line-of-sight links on Terrestrial paths in South Africa.
Radio Science, 42: 1-15
Friedrich, E., Pillay, S.D. and Buckley, C.A. 2007. The use of LCA
in the water industry and the case for an environmental performance
indicator. Water SA, 33 (4): 443-451
Govender, M., Chetty, K.T. and Bulcock, H.H. 2007. A review of
hyperspectral remote sensing and its application in vegetation and
water resources studies. Water SA, 33(2): 145-151
Harris, R.A., Wilken, M., Fischer, K., Letcher, T.M., Raal, J.D. and
Ramjugernath, D. 2007. High pressure vapor–liquid equilibrium
measurements of carbon dioxide with naphthalene and benzoic acid.
Fluid Phase Equilibria, 260: 60-64
Huang, X., Habetler, G. and Harley, R.G. 2007. Detection of Rotor
Eccentricity Faults in a Closed-Loop Drive-Connected Induction
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Huang, X., Habetler, G., Harley, R.G. and Wiedenburg, E. 2007.
Using a Surge Tester to Detect Rotor Eccentricity Faults in Induction
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Ikhu-omoregbe, D.I.O. 2007. Thermal conductivity of South African
sauces in a shear flow field. International Journal of Food Science and
Technology, 42(6): 753-761
Jacobs, S.M., Scholes, M.C., Bechtold, J.S., Biggs, H.C., Grimm,
H.C., Lorentz, S.A., Mcclain, M.C., Naiman, R.J., Perakis, S.S.
and Pinay, G.P.M. 2007. Nutrient Vectors and Riparian Processing:
A Review with Special Reference to African Semiarid Savanna
Ecosystems. Ecosystems, 10(8): 1231-1249
Jin, W., Xu, H. and Takawira, F. 2007. An Adaptive hybrid list
decoding and chase-like algorithm for Reed- Solomon codes.
Transactions of the South African Institute of Electrical Engineers,
98(1): 13-17
Langton, M.I., Smithers, J.C., Bezuidenhout, C.N. and Lyne,
P.W.L. 2007. Evaluation of the Illovo mechanical cane cutter.
International Sugar Journal, 109(1298): 118-120
Le roux, W., Harley, R.G. and Habetler, G. 2007. Detecting rotor
faults in low power permanent magnet synchronous machines. IEEE
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Lee, D.M., Habetler, G., Harley, R.G., Keister, T. and Rostron,
J. 2007. A voltage sag supporter utilizing a PWM-switched
autotransformer. IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics, 22(2): 626635
Maharaj, L., Pocock, J. and Loveday, B.K. 2007. The effect of
distributor configuration on the hydrodynamics of the teetered bed
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Mazumdar, J., Harley, R.G., Lambert, F. and Venayagamoorthy, K.
2007. Neural Network Based Method for Predicting Nonlinear Load
Harmonics. IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics, 22(3): 10361045
Mcmahon, T.A., Peel, M., Vogel, R.M. and Pegram, G.G.S.
2007. Global streamflows – Part 3: Country and climate zone
characteristics. Journal of Hydrology, 347: 272-291
Mcmahon, T.A., Pegram, G.G.S., Vogel, R.M. and Peel, M.
2007. Revisiting reservoir storage–yield relationships using a global
streamflow database. Advances in Water Resources, 30: 1858–1872
Mcmahon, T.A., Pegram, G.G.S., Vogel, R.M. and Peel, M. 2007.
Review of Gould-Dincer reservoir storage-yield-reliability estimates.
Advances in Water Resources, 30: 1873-1882
Mcmahon, T.A., Vogel, R.M., Peel, M. and Pegram, G.G.S. 2007.
Global streamflows – Part 1: Characteristics of annual streamflows.
Journal of Hydrology, 347: 243– 259
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Mcmahon, T.A., Vogel, R.M., Pegram, G.G.S., Peel, M. and
Etkin, D. 2007. Global streamflows – Part 2: Reservoir storage–yield
performance. Journal of Hydrology, 347: 260-271
Mohagheghi, S., Del valle, Y., Venayagamoorthy, K. and Harley,
R.G. 2007. A Proportional-Integrator Type Adaptive Critic DesignBased Neurocontroller for a Static Compensator in a Multimachine
Power System. IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, 54(1):
86-96
Mohagheghi, S., Venayagamoorthy, K. and Harley, R.G. 2007.
Optimal Wide Area Controller and State Predictor for a Power System.
IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, 22(2): 693-705
Mohagheghi, S., Venayagamoorthy, K. and Harley, R.G. 2007.
Optimal Neuro-Fuzzy External Controller for a STATCOM in the 12Bus Benchmark Power System. IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery,
22(4): 2548-2558
Oladapo, A. 2007. A Quantitative Assessment of the Cost and
Time Impact of Variation Orders on Construction Projects. Journal of
Engineering, Design and Technology, 5(1): 35-48
Owolawi, P.A. and Afullo, T. 2007. Rainfall Rate Modeling And Worst
Month Statistics For Millimetric Line-Of-Sight Radio Links In South
Africa. Radio Science, 42: 1-11
Parkinson, M.G. and Stretch, D.D. 2007. Breaching Timescales
and Peak Outflows for Perched, Temporary Open Estuaries. Coastal
Engineering Journal, 49(3): 267-290
Qiao, W. and Harley, R.G. 2007. Indirect adaptive external neurocontrol for a series capacitive reactance compensator based on a
voltage source PWM converter in damping power oscillations. IEEE
Transactions on Industrial Electronics, 54(1): 77-85
Rajagopalan, S., Aller, M., Restrepo, J., Habetler, G. and Harley,
R.G. 2007. Analytic-Wavelet-Ridge-Based Detection of Dynamic
Eccentricity in Brushless Direct Current (BLDC) Motors Functioning
Under Dynamic Operating Conditions. IEEE Transactions on Industrial
Electronics, 54(3): 1410-1419
Rajagopalan, S., Le roux, W., Habetler, G. and Harley, R.G. 2007.
Dynamic Eccentricity and Demagnetized Rotor Magnet Detection
in Trapezoidal Flux (Brushless DC) Motors Operating under Different
Load Conditions. IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics, 22(5):
2061-2069
Trois, C. and Polster, A. 2007. Effective pine bark composting with
the Dome Aeration Technology. Waste Management, 27(1): 96-105
Trois, C., Griffith, M.R., Mollekpf, N. and Brummack, J. 2007.
Introducing mechanical biological waste treatment in South Africa: a
comparative study. Waste Management, 27(11): 1706-1714
Trois, C., Marcello, A., Pretti, S., Trois, P. and Rossi, G. 2007.
The environmental risk posed by small dumps of complex arsenic,
antimony, nickel and cobalt suplhides. Journal of Geochemical
Exploration, 92(1): 83-95
Van der merwe, J., Dawoud, D.S. and Mc donald, S.A. 2007. A
Fully Distributed Proactively Secure Threshold-Multisignature Scheme.
IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems, 18(4): 1-14
Van der merwe, J., Dawoud, D.S. and Mc donald, S.A. 2007. A
survey on peer-to-peer key management for mobile ad hoc networks.
ACM Computing Surveys, 39(1): 1-45
Wu, L., Huang, X., Habetler, G. and Harley, R.G. 2007. Eliminating
Load Oscillation Effects for Rotor Eccentricity Detection In ClosedLoop Drive-Connected Induction Motors. IEEE Transactions on Power
Electronics, 22(4): 1543-1551
FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
Adewole, S.O. and Ojewole, J.A.O. 2007. Artocarpus communis
Forst. Root-bark aqueous extract- and streptozotocin-induced
ultrastructural and metabolic changes in hepatic tissues of Wistar
rats. African Journal of Traditional Complimentary and Alternative
Medicines, 4(4): 397-410
Adewole, S.O. and Ojewole, J.A.O. 2007. Hyperglycaemic effect of
Artocarpus communis Forst (Moraceae) root-bark aqueous extract in
Wistar rats. Cardiovascular Journal of South Africa, 18(4): 221-227
Adewole, S.O. and Ojewole, J.A.O. 2007. Insulin-induced
Immunohistochemical and Morphological Changes in Pancreatic
B-Cells of Streptozotocin-treated Diabetic Rats. Methods and
Findings in Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology, 29(7): 447-455
Bodenstein, J., Sunahara, R.K. and Neubig, R.R. 2007. N-terminal
residues control proteasomal degradation of RGS2, RGS4, and RGS5
in human embryonic kidney 293 cells. Molecular Pharmacology, 71:
1040-1050
Rivers-moore, N.A. and Jewitt, G.P.W. 2007. Adaptive management
and water temperature variability within a South African river system:
What are the management options? Journal of Environmental
Management, 82: 39-50
Boyle, G.A., Govender, T., Karpoormath, R. and Kruger, H.G.
2007. exo-8,exo-11-Divinylpentacyclo-[5.4.0.02,6.03,10.05,6]
undecane-endo-8,endo-11-diol. Acta Crystallographica Section
E-Structure Reports Online, E63: 03977
Rotich, J.K., Jewitt, G.P.W., Kongo, V.M. and Lorentz, S.A. 2007.
The influence of tillage on field scale water fluxes and maize yields in
semi-arid environments: A case study of Potshini catchment, South
Africa. Physics and Chemistry of the Earth, 32: 1117-1126
Boyle, G.A., Govender, T., Karpoormath, R. and Kruger, H.G.
2007. exo-8,exo-11-Diallylpentacyclo-[5.4.0.02,6.03,10.05,9]
undecane-endo-8-endo-11-diol. Acta Crystallographica Section
E-Structure Reports Online, E63: o4797
Tallam, J., Lee, S., Stone, G.C., Kliman, G.B., Yoo, J., Habetler, G.
and Harley, R.G. 2007. A survey of methods for detecting of statorrelated faults in induction machines. IEEE Transactions on Industry
Applications, 43(4): 920-933
Boyle, G.A., Govender, T., Kruger, H.G. and Maguire, G.E.M. 2007.
(1R,4S)-(-)-3,3-Ethylenedioxy-1,7,7-trimethylbicyclo[2.2.1]heptan-2one. Acta Crystallographica Section E-Structure Reports Online, E63:
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Boyle, G.A., Govender, T., Kruger, H.G. and Ndlovu, N.I. 2007.
8-Amino-11-hdroxypentacycloundecane-8,11-lactam . Acta
Crystallographica Section E-Structure Reports Online, E63: o3906
Boyle, G.A., Govender, T., Kruger, H.G., Maguire, G.E.M. and
Naicker, S.K. 2007. (S)-(+)-2-Formamido-4-methylpentanoic acid.
Acta Crystallographica Section E-Structure Reports Online, E63:
o3445
Boyle, G.A., Govender, T., Kruger, H.G., Maguire, G.E.M.,
Negus, T.K. and Rademeyer, M. 2007. (S)-(+)-2-Formylamino-3methylbutanoic acid. Acta Crystallographica Section E-Structure
Reports Online, E63: 03912
Dlamini, P.S., Kohi, T., Uys, L.R., Phetlhu, R., Chirwa, M.L.,
Naidoo, J.R., Holzemer, W.L., Greeff, M. and Makoae, L.N. 2007.
Verbal and Physical Abuse and Neglect as Manifestations of HIV/
AIDS Stigma in Five African Countries. Public Health Nursing, 24(5):
389-399
Du toit, K. and Carnelley, M. 2007. ICD Diagnostic Codes and the
Constitutional Rights of Patients. Obiter, 28(3): 537-561
Engelbrecht, C. and Kasiram, M.I. 2007. Assessing and Serving
Families and Communities Responsibly: Challenges Posed in an
Urban, Marginalised Setting. South African Family Practice, 49(9): 4-8
Feldheim, K.A., Stow, A.J., Ahonen, H., Chapman, D.D., Shivji,
M., Peddemors, V.M. and Wintner, S. 2007. PRIMER NOTE
Polymorphic microsatellite markers for studies of the conservation
and reproductive genetics of imperilled sand tiger sharks (Carcharias
taurus). Molecular Ecology Notes, 7(6): 1366-1368
Govinden, U., Mocktar, C., Moodley, P., Sturm, A.W. and Essack,
S.Y. 2007. Geographical evolution of the CTX-M beta-lactamase-an
update. African Journal of Biotechnology, 6(7): 831-839
Hansraj, R. 2007. Night Vision of the post-lasik myope. The South
African Optometrist, 66(4): 138-146
Harty, M., Joseph, L., Wilder, J. and Rajaram, P. 2007. Social
support and families of children with disabilities:Towards positive
family functioning. South African Journal of Occupational Therapy,
37(3): 18-21
Holzemer, W.L., Cuca, Y., Naidoo, J.R., Uys, L.R., Makoae, L.N.,
Stewart, A., Phetlhu, R., Dlamini, P.S., Greeff, M., Kohi, T. and
Chirwa, M.L. 2007. A conceptual model of HIV/AIDS stigma from five
African countries. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 58(6): 541-551
Kalyan, S., Nadasan, T. and Puckree, T. 2007. The Epidemiology of
Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI)- a literature review. South African Journal
of Physiotherapy, 63(3): 32-36
Mars, M. 2007. Telemedicine in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa: from
failure to cautious optimism. Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare,
13(S3): 57-59
Mars, M. and Gregory, M.A. 2007. Compressed air massage:
repeated treatment causes less muscle oedema than a single
treatment. South African Journal of Physiotherapy, 63(2): 16-19
Mcinerney, P.A., Nicholas, P.K., Wantland, D., Corless, I.B.,
Ncama, B.P., Bhengu, B.R., Mcgibbon, C., Davis, S. and
Gallagher, D.M. 2007. Characteristics of anti-tuberculosis medication
adherence in South Africa. Applied Nursing Research, 20 (4): 164-170
Mocktar, C., Govinden, U., Sturm, A.W. and Essack, S.Y. 2007.
TEM-145 and TEM-146 b-lactamases produced by Escherichia coli
isolates from state hospitals in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. African
Journal of Biotechnology, 6(5): 493-496
Moodley, L.M. and Rambiritch, V. 2007. An assessment of the level
of knowledge about diabetes mellitus among diabetic patients in a
primary healthcare setting. South African Family Practice, 49(10): 4-8
Moodliar, S., Moodley, J. and Esterhuizen, T.M. 2007.
Complications associated with caesarean delivery in a setting
with high HIV prevalence rates. European Journal of Obstetrics
Gynecology and Reproductive Biology, 131(2): 138-145
Mosam, A., Sathar, M.A., Dawood, H., Cassol, E., Esterhuizen,
T.M. and Coovadia, H.M. 2007. Effect of GB Virus C co-infection
on response to generic HAART in African patients with HIV-1 clade C
infection. AIDS, 21(10): 1377-1378
Mudly, S., Rambiritch, V. and Mayet, L. 2007. An identification of
risk factors implicated in diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) in type 1 and
type 2 diabetes mellitus. South African Family Practice, 49(10): 15
Munasur, A., Govender, T. and Mackraj, I. 2007. Using an
experimental design to identify and quantify the effects of environment
related test parameters on the in vitro mucoadhesivity testing of a
propranolol buccal tablet. Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy,
33: 709-716
Musabayane, C.T., Gondwe, M., Kamadyaapa, D.R., Chuturgoon,
A.A. and Ojewole, J.A.O. 2007. Effects of Ficus thonningii
(Blume) [Morarceae] stem-bark ethanolic extract on blood glucose,
cardiovascular and kidney functions of rats, and on kidney cell lines
of the proximal (LLC-PK1) and distal tubules (MDBK). Renal Failure,
29(4): 389- 397
Naicker, M., Mclean, M., Esterhuizen, T.M. and Peters-futre, E.M.
2007. Poor peak dorsiflexor torque associated with incidence of ankle
injury in elite field female hockey players. Journal of Science and
Medicine in Sport, 10: 363-371
Naidoo, J.R., Uys, L.R., Greeff, M., Holzemer, W.L., Makoae, L.N.,
Dlamini, P.S., Phetlhu, R., Chirwa, M.L. and Kohi, T. 2007. Urban
and rural differences in HIV/AIDS stigma in five African countries.
African Journal of AIDS Research, 6(1): 17-23
Naidoo, P., Jinabhai, C.C. and Taylor, M. 2007. Role and
contribution of private healthcare sector doctors in the management
of HIV-Infected patients in the eThekwini Metropolitan area of
KwaZulu-Natal. The Southern African Journal of Epidemiology and
Infection, 22(1): 13-17
Odisitse, S., Jackson, G.E., Govender, T., Kruger, H.G. and Singh,
A. 2007. Chemical speciation of copper(II) diaminediamide derivative
of pentacycloundecane - a potential anti-inflammatory agent. Dalton
Transactions, n.a.: 1140-1149
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Oduntan, A.O., Louw, A., Moodley, V.R., Richter, M. and Von
poser, P. 2007. Perceptions, expectations, apprehensions and
realities of graduating South African optometry students (PEAR study,
2006). The South African Optometrist, 66(3): 94-108
Ojewole, J.A.O. 2007. African traditional medicines for erectile
dysfunction: elusive dream or imminent reality? Cardiovascular
Journal of South Africa, 18(4): 213-215
Ojewole, J.A.O. 2007. Analgesic, anti-inflammatory and
hypoglycaemic effects of Rhus chirindensis (Baker F.) [Anacardiaceae]
stem-bark aqueous extract in mice and rats. Journal of
Ethnopharmacology, 113: 338-345
Ojewole, J.A.O. 2007. Anticonvulsant effect of Sclerocarya birrea
(A. Rich.) Hochst. subsp. caffra (Sond.) Kokwaro (Anacardiaceae)
stem-bark aqueous extract in mice. Journal of Natural Medicines,
61: 67-72
Reddy, J. and Mcinerney, P.A. 2007. The experiences of mothers
who were implementing Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) at a Regional
Hospital in KwaZulu-Natal. Curationis, 30 (3): 62-67
Rose, S.C., Chipps, J. and Peters-futre, E.M. 2007. Fluid Use in
Mountain Bikers-self- reported practices. The South African Journal of
Sport Medicine, 19 (2): 52-58
Shepherd, J. and Mcinerney, P.A. 2007. Knowledge of breast selfexamination in women in Sierra Leone. Curationis, 30(4): 38 - 44
Singh, B. and Lazarus (ramsaroop), L. 2007. Upper limb
sympathectomy: a historical reappraisal of the surgical anatomy.
Clinical Anatomy, 20(8): 863-867
Singh, N., Rambiritch, V. and Mayet, L. 2007. An evaluation of
postprandial glucose excursions in type 2 diabetic mellitus subjects
on Monotard HM (ge)versus Humulin N or Humulin L insulin. each in
combination with metformin. South African Family Practice, 49(5): 14
Ojewole, J.A.O. and Adewole, S.O. 2007. Hypoglycaemic and
hypotensive effects of Globimetula cupulata (DC) Van Tieghem
(Loranthaceae) aqueous leaf extract in rats. Cardiovascular Journal of
South Africa, 18(1): 9-15
Suleman, A.B. and Rambiritch, V. 2007. Role of gastroscopy in
gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD). South African Family
Practice, 49(8): 16
Ojewole, J.A.O. and Drewes, S.E. 2007. Hypoglycaemic effect of
Eriosema kraussianum N.E. Br. [Fabaceae] rootstock hydro-alcohol
extract in rats. Journal of Natural Medicines, 61: 244-250
Van Vuuren, B., Zinzen, E., Van Heerden, J., Becker, P.J. and
Meeusen, R. 2007. Work and Family Support Systems and the
Prevalence of Lower back Problems in a South African Steel Industry.
Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation, 17(3): 409-421
Ojewole, J.A.O., Kamadyaapa, D.R., Gondwe, M., Moodley,
K. and Musabayane, C.T. 2007. Cardiovascular effects of Persea
americana Mill (Lauraceae) (Avocado) leaf aqueous leaf extract in
experimental animals. Cardiovascular Journal of Africa, 18 (2): 69 – 76
Panday, S., Kathard, H., Pillay, M. and Govender, C.D. 2007.
Development of a Zulu Speech Reception Threshold Test for Zulu
First Language Speakers in Kwa Zulu-Natal. South African Journal of
Communication Disorders, 54: 111-122
Patel, R., Pillay, V., Choonara, Y.E. and Govender, T. 2007. A novel
cellulose-based hydrophilic wafer matrix for rapid bioactive delivery.
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Puckree, T. 2007. The Abdominal muscles- a Functional review.
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Bond, P.M. 2007. Two Economies, Microcredit and the Accelerated
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De Gruchy, S.M. 2007. An Olive Agenda: first Thoughts on a
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333-345
De Gruchy, S.M. 2007. On not abandoning Church Theology: Dirk
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De Meyer, B.A. 2007. De Ouologuem à Bessora: l’inscription de la
littérature dans les oeuvres littéraires africaines francophones postcoloniales. Lendemains, 126/127: 162-172
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Potgieter: Van Duskant na Oorkant. Stilet: Tydskrif vir die Afrikaanse
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Decock, P.B. 2007. The works of God, of Christ, and of the Faithful
in the Apocalypse of John. Neotestamentica: Journal of the New
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Denis, P.M.B.R. 2007. Indians versus Russians: An Oral History of
the Political Violence in Nxamalala. Journal of Natal and Zulu History,
24-25: 64-94
Denis, P.M.B.R. 2007. Missionaries from within: the contribution
of indigenous clergy to evangelisation in Southern Africa. Studia
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Denis, P.M.B.R. 2007. Prayers and Rituals to the Ancestors
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37-52
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Dimitriu, I. 2007. Translating and Being Translated an interview with
Antjie Krog. Scrutiny2, 12 (2): 135-153
Dimitriu, I. and Mann, C. 2007. Creation and Translation Ileana
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Dixon, J.A., Durrheim, K.L. and Tredoux, C. 2007. Intergroup
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Durrheim, K.L., Boettiger, M., Essack, Z., Maarschalk, S.N.
and Ranchod, C. 2007. The colour of success: A qualitative study
of affirmative action attitudes of black academics in South Africa.
Transformation, 64: 112-139
Engelbrecht, C. and Kasiram, M.I. 2007. Assessing and Serving
Families and Communities Responsibly: Challenges Posed in an
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Essack, Z. and Quayle, M.F. 2007. Students’ perceptions of a
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African Journal of Philosophy, 26(4): 356 -363
Farland, D.J. 2007. Principles, the methodological challenge and
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Franke, V.M. 2007. Structure and Context in the orchestral
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Freund, W.M. 2007. South Africa : The End of Apartheid & the
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Freund, W.M. 2007. South Africa as Developmental State? Africanus,
37(2): 191-197
Gathiram, N. 2007. Economic empowerment of physically disabled
people in South Africa: challenges and prospects. Journal of Social
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Gathogo, J.M. and Phiri, I.A. 2007. The Significance of African
Religion in the Reconstruction of post cold war Africa. Theologia
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Gathogo, J.M. and Phiri, I.A. 2007. The use of Ancestral Resources
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Giddy, J.P. 2007. Does Character Matter? Guardian Values in an
Age of Commerce. Theoria: A Journal of Social and Political Theory,
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assessing science competencies. African Journal of Research in
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Govender, J.P., Khan, S. and Moodley, S. 2007. Adapting to
participatory forms of development planning in the eThekwini
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Green, M.M. 2007. The Bitter History of Sweetness: Metaphor and
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Green, M.M. 2007. The Future in the Post: Utopia and the Fiction of
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Guest, W.R. 2007. The “Row about the Great Diamond”: The
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Hamilton, L. 2007. Land Reform: Is the Problem in the Constitution?
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Hiralal, K. 2007. Resurrection of an Identity: The Sikh Community in
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Kumalo, S.R. 2007. Teaching to transform: Proposing a
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Kumalo, S.R. 2007. The palace, the parish and the power: ChurchState relations in Rwanda and the genocide. Studia Historiae
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Kumar Penumala, P.K. 2007. European Colonies and the Emergence
of Hinduism in Southern and East Africa. Nidan: Journal for the Study
of Hinduism, 19: 89-101
Mathe, S.Z. 2007. The Responsiveness of Sexual Offenders to a
Therapeutic Group Work Programme at Westville Medium B Prison.
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May, J.D., Aguero, J., Carter, J. and Timaeus, I.M. 2007. The
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first findings and an agenda for future research. Development
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Mitchell, C.J. and Humphries, H.R. 2007. From notions of charity
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Molver, Z.E. 2007. “But he didn’t know how to read it...”: The Editing
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Mubangizi, B.C. 2007. Service Delivery for Community Development:
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Murove, M.F. and Mukuka, G.S. 2007. The Dominance of the
Spirit of Neo-Liberal Capitalism in Contemporary Higher Education
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Nadar, S. 2007. Contextual Theological Education in Africa and the
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Naidu, U.M. 2007. Religion, Development, and Palaeo-Tourism
Fossils and Ideas of Oneness at the Cradle of Humankind World
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Naidu, U.M. 2007. Taking Your God into the Classroom, Religious
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Ndinda, C.N., Chimbwete, C., Mcgrath, N., Pool, R. and Magpie
trial collaborative group, L. 2007. Community attitudes towards
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Ndunyu, L.N. 2007. Induced Abortion amongst Women in Kenya.
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Ngulube, P. 2007. Preserving South Africa’s paper trail and making
public records available for present and future generations. ESARBICA
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Ngulube, P. 2007. Rowing upstream: promoting and disseminating
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Ngulube, P. 2007. The Achilles heel of the preservation of
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Noble, V. 2007. “Health is much too important a subject to be left to
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Odendaal, N. 2007. Integrated Development Planning: an opportunity
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Parkinson, J., Jackson, L.J., Kirkwood, T. and Padayachee, V.
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Pillay (govender), R. and Matthias, C.R. 2007. A Problem of
Disparity? An Analysis of Child Custody Criteria Applied by Family
Counsellors in Divorce Cases. Social Work Practitioner Researcher, 19
(1): 26-39
Shefer, T. and Mankayi, N. 2007. The (hetero) sexualization of the
military and the militarization of (hetero) sex: Discourses on male
(hetero) sexual practices among a group of young men in the South
African military. Sexualities: Studies in Culture and Society, 10(2):
189-207
Pramlall Ratilal, A. and Kasiram, M.I. 2007. Parents’ perceptions
of behaviour problems among youth in Durban, South Africa. Social
Work Practitioner Researcher, 19(2): 67-81
Shukla, U.D. 2007. Halting Language Shift: Hindi in South Africa.
Nidan: Journal for the Study of Hinduism, 19: 37 - 58
Raju, R. and Stilwell, C. 2007. From adversarialism to cooperation:
key implications of the new South African labour dispensation for the
library and information sector. Mousaion, 25(1): 1-20
Rakoczy, S.F. 2007. The Witness of Community Life: Bonhoeffer’s
Life Together and the Taizé Community. Journal of Theology for
Southern Africa, 127: 43-62
Ramrathan, P., Khan, F., Khan, S. and Reddy, H.V. 2007. An
exploration of pupil enrolment projects within KwaZulu-Natal:
implications for teacher demand analysis. South African Journal of
Higher Education, 21(1): 163-180
Raniga, T. 2007. A Critique of the South African National Life-skills
and HIV/AIDS School Policy: Lessons for Policy Adjustment. Social
Work: A Professional Journal for the Social Worker, 43(1): 66-76
Reddy, V. and Bennett, J. 2007. “Feeling the disconnect”: Teaching
sexualities and gender in South African higher education. Feminist
Africa, 9: 43-62
Richardson, R.N. 2007. Sanctorum Communio in a time of
reconstruction? Theological pointers for the church in South Africa.
Journal of Theology for Southern Africa, 127: 96-115
Ross, D. and Spurrett, D.J. 2007. Notions of Cause: Russell’s thesis
revisited. British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, 58(1): 45-76
Roussouw, J. and Padayachee, M. 2007. A study on inflation
credibility among students at the University of Pretoria. South African
Journal of Economic and Management Sciences, 10(1): 146-154
Roux, A.T. and De Gruchy, S.M. 2007. Unfreedom, the Holy Spirit
and Development: On being Church. Scriptura, 94: 53-64
Sewpaul, V. 2007. Debate Challenging East-West value dichotomies
and essentialising discourse in culture and social work. International
Journal of Social Welfare, 16(4): 398-407
Sewpaul, V. 2007. Power, discourse and ideology: Challenging
essentialist notions of race and identity in institutions of higher learning
in South Africa. Social Work: A Professional Journal for the Social
Worker, 43(1): 16-27
Simpson, B. 2007. Social work in faith-based organisations:An
exploratory study. Social Work Practitioner Researcher, 19(3): 41-58
Singh, A. 2007. 50 Years after Hilda Kuper: Case studies of courtship
and marriage in the Hindustani community in Durban. Anthropologist:
International Journal of Contemporary and Applied Studies of Man,
9(2): 151-159
Singh, A. 2007. A historical reconstruction of political, social and
economic challenges among people of Indian origin in post-apartheid
South Africa. Oriental Anthropologist, 7(1): 1-16
Singh, A. 2007. Indian Communities Abroad: Globalisation,
Adaptation and Renegotiation of Identity. Anthropologist: International
Journal of Contemporary and Applied Studies of Man, Special Issue
(2): 1-8
Singh, S. 2007. Alternatives to Imprisonment in South Africa: A
Historical Perspective, 1980’s to present. New Contree, 53: 111-134
Singh, S. 2007. Being a Criminology Ethnographer in a South
African Prison: A Search for Dynamics and Prevalence of HIV/AIDS
in Westville Prison, Durban, South Africa. Journal of Social Sciences,
15(1): 71-82
Singh, S. 2007. Substance Abuse: The Scourge in the Indian
Community in Durban, South Africa. Oriental Anthropologist, 7(1):
156-175
Siwila, L. and Phiri, I.A. 2007. Care giving in times of HIV and AIDS,
when hospitality is a threat to African women’s lives: A gendered
theological examination of the theology of hospitality. Journal of
Constructive Theology, 13(1): 73-87
Slack, C.M., Strode, A.E. and Mamashela, M. 2007. Ethical-Legal
Challenges in Adolescent HIV Vaccine Trials. Southern African Journal
of HIV Medicine, 12: 12-13
Sooryamoorthy, R. 2007. Behind the Scenes: Making Research
Films in Sociology. International Sociology, 22(5): 547-563
Sooryamoorthy, R. 2007. Microcredit for Microenterprises or for
Immediate Consumption Needs? Sociological Bulletin, 56(3): 401-413
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Sooryamoorthy, R. 2007. Understanding Consumerism in Kerala.
Social Action New Delhi, 57(1): 1-13
Sooryamoorthy, R. and Shrum, W. 2007. Does the Internet
Promote Collaboration and Productivity? Evidence from the
Scientific Community in South Africa. Journal of Computer-Mediated
Communication, 12(2): 733-751
Sooryamoorthy, R., Duque, R.B., Ynalvez, M.A. and Shrum, W.
2007. Scientific Collaboration and the Kerala Model: Does the Internet
make a Difference? Journal of International Development, 19: 982996
Stiebel, E.A. 2007. Going on (literary) pilgrimage. The development of
literary trails with particular reference to KwaZulu-Natal. Scrutiny2, 12
(1): 93-106
Turner, N.S. 2007. The derivation and significance of place names at
Ithala Game Reserve. Nomina Africana: Journal of the Names Society
of Southern Africa, 21(1&2): 126-141
Turner, N.S. 2007. The Mnemonic Oral Tradition with Special
Reference to the Management and Expression of Conflict in ZuluSpeaking Communities. Literator, 28(2): 75-99
Vahed, G.H.M. 2007. Adaptation and Integration of Indian migrants
in Brisbane, Australia. Anthropologist: International Journal of
Contemporary and Applied Studies of Man, 2: 37-51
Vahed, G.H.M. 2007. The “Beards” Versus the “Bards” among Indian
Muslims in South Africa: a 21st century story of travelling cartoons
and protests. Oriental Anthropologist, 7 (1): 109-128
Stobie, C. 2007. Representations of “the Other Side” in Nadine
Gordimer’s ‘The House Gun’. Scrutiny2, 12(1): 63-76
Van Der Berg, D.Z. and David, D.E. 2007. Raka in die psige
van die eietydse Afrikaner. Stilet: Tydskrif vir die Afrikaanse
Letterkundevereniging, XIX:1: 49-67
Stobie, C. 2007. Shedding Skins: Metaphors of Race and Sexuality
in the Writing of Tatamkhulu Afrika. Journal of Literary Studies, 23(2):
148-165
Van Der Westhuizen, C. 2007. Trade and Poverty: A Case Study
of the South African Clothing Industry. Studies in Economics and
Econometrics, 31(2): 109-124
Stobie, C. 2007. The Queer Celebratory in Ashraf Jamal’s Love
Themes for the Wilderness. English in Africa, 34(2): 5-18
Van Doornum, B. 2007. Tshisiku Shelter and the Shashe-Limpopo
confluence area hunter-gatherer sequence. Southern African
Humanities, 19: 17-67
Strode, A.E., Slack, C.M., Wassenaar, D.R. and Singh, J.A. 2007.
One step forward, two steps back – requiring ministerial approval for
all ‘non-therapeutic’ health research involving minors. South African
Medical Journal, 97(3): 200-202
Suraj Narayan, G. 2007. Women in management and occupational
stress: Implications for family therapy. Social Work Practitioner
Researcher, 19(2): 114-130
Tarantola, D., Macklin, R., Reed, Z., Kieny, M.-.P., Osmanov, S.,
Stobie, M.L. and Hankins, C. 2007. Ethical Considerations Related
to the Provision of Care and Treatment in Vaccine Trials. Vaccine,
25(26): 4863-4874
Taylor, M., Dlamini, S.B., Nyawo, N.N., De Vries, H., Sathiparsad,
R., Jinabhai, C.C., Huver, R. and Sullivan, K.R. 2007. The
association between HIV testing and sexual behaviour amongst
rural Zulu high school students in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. The
Southern African Journal of Epidemiology and Infection, 22 (1): 23-29
Taylor, M., Dlamini, S.B., Sathiparsad, R., Jinabhai, C.C. and
De vries, H. 2007. Perceptions and attitudes of secondary school
students in KwaZulu-Natal towards virginity testing. Health SA /
Gesondheid, 12 (2): 27-36
Thompson, P.S. 2007. Crossroads of War: The people of Nkandla in
the Zulu Rebellion of 1906. Scientia Militaria: South African Journal of
Military Studies, 35(2): 95-127
Thompson, P.S. 2007. The Many Battles of Isandlwana: A
Transformation in Historiography. Historia, 52(1): 172 - 217
Tomaselli, K.G. 2007. Handbook of Material Culture. Visual
Anthropology, 20: 331-332
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Wadley, L. and Lombard, M. 2007. Small things in perspective:
the contribution of our blind tests to micro-residue studies on
archaeological stone tools. Journal of Archaeological Science, 34:
1001-1010
Ward, E.D. 2007. Listening with the Heart: the Meaning of Presence
in Pastoral counselling. Theologia Viatorum: Journal of Theology and
Religion in Africa, 31/1: 130-146
Warmback, A.E. and De Gruchy, S.M. 2007. Constructing an
Oikotheology: The Anglican Diocese of Umzimvubu. Scriptura, 94:
100-111
Wassenaar, D.R. and Barsdorf, N.W. 2007. The ethical involvement
of women in HIV vaccine trials in Africa: Discussion paper developed
for the African AIDS vaccine Programme. Women & Health, 45(1):
37-50
Wessels, M.A. and Brown, D.J.B. 2007. Antjie Krog, Stephen
Watson and the Metaphysics of Presence. Current Writing, 19(2):
24-48
Wessels, M.A. and Brown, D.J.B. 2007. The Discursive Character
of the Xam Texts: A Consideration of the /Xam ‘Story of the Girl of the
Early Race, who Made the Stars’. Folklore, 118(3): 307-324
West, G.O. 2007. The Bible and the female body in Ibandla
lamaNazaretha: Isaiah Shembe and Jephthah’s daughter. Old
Testament Essays (New Series), 20 (2): 489-509
Wildsmith-Cromarty, R. 2007. From ‘Adam’s Apoplexy’ to `Edge
of Eternity’: An analysis of the names of rock climbs in the KwaZuluNatal area. Nomina Africana: Journal of the Names Society of
Southern Africa, 21(1): 1-22
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Wright, J.B. 2007. Beyond the “Zulu Aftermath” : migrations,
identities, histories. Journal of Natal and Zulu History, 24 & 25: 1-36
Wurz, S. and Lombard, M. 2007. 70 000-year-old geometric backed
tools from the Howiesons Poort at Klasies River, South Africa: were
they used for hunting? Southern African Humanities, 19: 1-16
Zondi, N.B. 2007. When marriage as an institution ceases to be
a partnership: Contested issues of rape and other forms of sexual
abuse as condoned by culture. Agenda, 74: 20-28
FACULTY OF LAW
Bhamjee, S. and Hoctor, S.V. 2007. When is indecency ‘public’?
Rose v Director of Public Prosecutions [2006] 1 WLR 2626 (QBD).
Obiter, 28(2): 374-379
Cowling, M.G. 2007. Case Reviews - Criminal Procedure Amicus
curiae - application for Admission as. South African Journal of
Criminal Justice, 20 (2): 270-288
Cowling, M.G. 2007. Recent Cases – Criminal Procedure Admission
of guilt - payment of fine. South African Journal of Criminal Justice, 20
(1): 92-110
Cowling, M.G. 2007. Recent cases – Criminal Procedure Admission
of guilt - reduction of fine. South African Journal of Criminal Justice,
20(3): 381-409
Crocker, A.D. and Pete, S.A. 2007. Letting Go of the Lash: The
Extraordinary Tenacity and Prolonged Decline of Judicial Corporal
Punishment in Britain and its Former Colonies in Africa: Part 1. Obiter,
28(2): 271-290
Bosch, S.J. 2007. Private security contractors and international
humanitarain law - a skirmish for recognition in international armed
conflicts. African Security Review, 16 (4): 34-52
Crocker, A.D. and Pete, S.A. 2007. Letting Go of the Lash: the
Extraordinary Tenacity and Prolonged Decline of Judicial Corporal
Punishment in Britain and its Former Colonies in Africa: Part 2. Obiter,
28(3): 465-501
Bosch, S.J. 2007. Voluntary Human Shields : status-less in the
crosshairs? Comparative and International Law Journal of Southern
Africa, 2007 (XL): 322-349
Devenish, G.E. 2007. Legitimate expectation revisited: An apology
for the recognition and application of its independent and substantive
existence. De Jure, 40(1): 113-138
Carnelley, M. 2007. Case Reviews Forfeiture of Illegal Gambling
Premises Owned by a Closed Corporation: National Director of Public
Prosecutions v Mohunram 2006(1) SACR 554 (SCA). South African
Journal of Criminal Justice, 20(1): 60-67
Devenish, G.E. 2007. The doctrine of precedent in South Africa.
Obiter, 28(1): 1-22
Carnelley, M. 2007. Constitutional Challenges to School Rules.
Obiter, 28(1): 143-153
Carnelley, M. 2007. Enforcement of the Maintenance Rights of a
Spouse, Married in Terms of Islamic Law, in the South African Courts.
Obiter, 28(2): 340-351
Carnelley, M. 2007. Gambling Machine Malfunctions, Programming
Errors, Jackpot Payout Refusals and the Inevitable Dispute Between
Patron Gambler and Casino. Tydskrif Vir Hedendaagse RomeinsHollandse Reg/Journal of Contemporary Roman-Dutch Law, 70(2):
319-328
Carnelley, M. 2007. South African Interactive (Internet) Gambling
Regulation - The 2006 Developments. Speculum Juris, 21(2): 258265
Carnelley, M. 2007. The decision-making power of the gambling
regulatory boards - judicial review and political interference. De Jure,
2007(1): 144-155
Christison, A.L. and Hoctor, S.V. 2007. Criminalisation of the
violation of a grave and the violation of a dead body. Obiter, 28(1):
23-43
Cohen, T.J.A. 2007. Onus of Proof in Automatically Unfair Dismissals
- Janda v First National Bank (2006) 27 ILJ 2627 (LC). Industrial Law
Journal, 28: 1466 - 1473
Cohen, T.J.A. 2007. When Common Law and Labour Law collide some problems arising out of the termination of fixed-term contracts.
SA Mercantile Law, 19(1): 26 -44
Devenish, G.E. 2007. The nature, evolution and operation of
socio-economic rights in the South African Constitution. Tydskrif Vir
Hedendaagse Romeins-Hollandse Reg/Journal of Contemporary
Roman-Dutch Law, 70(1): 84-106
Du Plessis, M. 2007. Professor John Dugard: A South African
Perspective. Leiden Journal of International Law, 20: 955-964
Du Plessis, M. 2007. The Thatcher case and the supposed
delicacies of foreign affairs: a plea for a principled (and realistic)
approach to the duty of government to ensure that South Africans
abroad are not exposed to the death penalty. South African Journal of
Criminal Justice, 20(2): 143-158
Du Plessis, M. and Penfold, G. 2007. Bill of Rights Jurisprudence.
Annual Survey of South African Law, review of 2005: 27-103
Du Plessis, M. and Stone, L. 2007. A Court not Found? African
Human Rights Law Journal, 7(2): 522-544
Du Toit, K. and Carnelley, M. 2007. ICD Diagnostic Codes and the
Constitutional Rights of Patients. Obiter, 28(3): 537-561
Freedman, D.W. 2007. Case Reviews Constitutional Application.
South African Journal of Criminal Justice, 2: 292-301
Freedman, D.W. 2007. Ex parte Kotze 2004 3 SA 74 (B). De Jure, 2:
418-425
Freedman, D.W. 2007. Fact or fiction: Non-delegation limits on
parliament’s authority to delegate subordinate regulatory authority?
Affordable Medicines Trust v Minister of Health 2006 3 SA 247
(CC). Tydskrif Vir Hedendaagse Romeins-Hollandse Reg/Journal of
Contemporary Roman-Dutch Law, 1: 166-174
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Freedman, D.W. 2007. Recent Cases Constitutional Application.
South African Journal of Criminal Justice, 1: 123-136
Freedman, D.W. 2007. Recent Cases Constitutional Application.
South African Journal of Criminal Justice, 20(3): 420-435
Govender, K. 2007. The Reappraisal and Restructuring of Chapter 9
Institutions. SA Public Law, 22(1): 190-209
Hargovan, H. 2007. Restorative approaches to Justice: “Compulsory
compassion” or victim Empowerment? Acta Criminologica, 20 (3):
113-123
Hargovan, H. 2007. Restorative Justice: Yesterday, Today and
Tomorrow – Making Sense of Shifting Perspectives in Crime Control
and Criminal Justice in South Africa . Acta Criminologica, 20(1): 79-90
Hoctor, S.V. 2007. Attempted housebreaking with intent to commit a
crime. Obiter, 28(3): 600-606
Hoctor, S.V. 2007. Case Reviews Specific Crimes. South African
Journal of Criminal Justice, 20(2): 260-269
Hoctor, S.V. 2007. Punishing the failure to comply with statutory
duties in the event of an accident. Obiter, 28(2): 331-339
Hoctor, S.V. 2007. Recent Cases Specific Crimes. South African
Journal of Criminal Justice, 20(1): 78-92
Hoctor, S.V. 2007. Recent Cases Specific Crimes. South African
Journal of Criminal Justice, 20(3): 377-381
Hoctor, S.V. 2007. Sentencing reckless or negligent driving. Obiter,
28(1): 111-116
Hoctor, S.V. and Carnelley, M. 2007. Maintenance Arrears and the
Rights of the Child. S v November 2006 1 SACR 213 (C). Journal of
South African Law, 2007(1): 199-205
Jivan, U.A. 2007. From individual protection to recognition of
relationships: Same-sex couples and the South African experience
of sexual orientation reform. Law, Democracy and Development, 11:
19 - 46
Louw, A.M. 2007. An Anomaly Tolerated by the Law: Examining
the Nature and Legal Significance of International Sports Governing
Bodies. SA Public Law, 22: 210-253
Louw, A.M. 2007. Employment Based on a Fiction: Evaluating the
Legitimacy of Traditional Notions of Contract in their Application to an
Atypical Employment Relationship. Obiter, 28(2): 187-228
Louw, A.M. 2007. Suggestions for the Protection of Star Athletes and
Other Famous Persons against Unauthorised Celebrity Merchandising
in South Africa. SA Mercantile Law, 19(3): 272-301
Louw, A.M. 2007. Why South African Sport Should Say “No” to a
State-Sanctioned South African Sports Confederation and Olympic
Committee autocracy (Part 1). De Jure, 2: 257-276
Lumina, C.K. 2007. Counter-terrorism legislation and the protection
of human rights: a survey of selected international practice. African
Human Rights Law Journal, 7(1): 35-67
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Mcquoid-Mason, D.J. 2007. Disclosing the health status of public
figures Privacy versus public interest – when may doctors make
disclosures? SAMJ South African Medical Journal, 97(5): 334-338
Mcquoid-Mason, D.J. 2007. Disclosing the HIV status of deceased
persons – ethical and legal implications. SAMJ South African Medical
Journal, 97 (10): 920-923
Mcquoid-Mason, D.J. 2007. Routine testing for HIV – ethical and
legal implications. SAMJ South African Medical Journal, 97(6): 416420
Mcquoid-Mason, D.J. 2007. The effect of the new Children’s Act
on consent to HIV testing and access to contraceptives by children.
SAMJ South African Medical Journal, 97(12): 1252-1253
Mofokeng, L.L. 2007. The Right to Freedom of Religion: An
Apparently Misunderstood Aspect of Legal Diversity in South Africa.
Law, Democracy and Development, 11: 121-131
Mubangizi, J.C. 2007. ‘Poverty Production’ and Human Rights in the
African Context. Law, Democracy and Development, 11(1): 1 - 14
Penfold, G. and Du Plessis, M. 2007. Interdicts seeking to preserve
constitutional rights - of losing litigants, interim interdicts pending
appeal, and lessons from Canada. South African Law Journal, 124(3):
445-652
Pete, S.A. 2007. Falling on stony ground: Importing the penal
practices of Europe into the prisons of colonial Natal (Part 2).
Fundamina: A Journal of Legal History, 13(2): 111-125
Pillay (Govender), R. and Matthias, C.R. 2007. A Problem of
Disparity? An Analysis of Child Custody Criteria Applied by Family
Counsellors in Divorce Cases. Social Work Practitioner Researcher, 19
(1): 26-39
Reddi, M. 2007. Case Reviews General Principles of Liability: Legal
causation and Novus Actus interveniens. South African Journal of
Criminal Justice, 20(2): 256 -259
Reddi, M. 2007. Cultural marriage practices and domestic violence:
Tears or triumph for women in South Africa and India? Obiter, 28 (3):
502 - 517
Reddi, M. 2007. Domestic violence and abused women who kill:
Private defence or private vengeance? South African Law Journal,
124 (1): 22-37
Reddi, M. 2007. Recent Cases: General Principles of Liability
Common Purpose. South African Journal of Criminal Justice, 20 (1):
75- 78
Slack, C.M., Strode, A.E. and Mamashela, M. 2007. Ethical-Legal
Challenges in Adolescent HIV Vaccine Trials. Southern African Journal
of HIV Medicine, 12: 12-13
Steyn, L. 2007. ‘Safe as houses’? Balancing a mortgagee’s security
interest with a homeowner’s security of tenure. Law, Democracy and
Development, 11: 101 - 119
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Strode, A.E. and Grant, B. 2007. A critical review of the extent to
which the HIV/AIDS and Human Rights International Guidelines have
been implemented in the Southern African Development Community.
Obiter, 28(1): 71-83
Strode, A.E., Slack, C.M., Wassenaar, D.R. and Singh, J.A. 2007.
One step forward, two steps back – requiring ministerial approval for
all ‘non-therapeutic’ health research involving minors. South African
Medical Journal, 97(3): 200-202
Whitear-Nel, N.J. 2007. Case Reviews Evidence. South African
Journal of Criminal Justice, 20(2): 288-292
Whitear-Nel, N.J. 2007. Recent Cases Evidence. South African
Journal of Criminal Justice, 20(1): 110-117
Whitear-Nel, N.J. 2007. Recent Cases Evidence. South African
Journal of Criminal Justice, 20(3): 409-413
Wood-Bodley, M.C. 2007. Freedom of testation and the Bill of
Rights: Minister of Education v Syfrets Trust Ltd NO. South African
Law Journal, 124(4): 687-702
FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT
STUDIES
Baboolal, S. and Bharuthram, R. 2007. Two-scale numerical
solution of the electromagnetic two-fluid plasma-Maxwell equations:
Shock and soliton simulation. Mathematics and Computers in
Simulation, 76: 3-7
Christison, A.L. and Hoctor, S.V. 2007. Criminalisation of the
violation of a grave and the violation of a dead body. Obiter, 28(1):
23-43
Coldwell, D.A.L., Billsberry, J., Van Meurs, N. and Marsh, P. 2007.
The Effects of Person-Organization Ethical fit on Employee Attraction
and Retention: Towards a Testable Explanatory Model. Journal of
Business Ethics, 10: 1Gida, P. and Ortlepp, K. 2007. Employment of people with
disabilities: Implications for Human Resource Management practices.
Acta Commercii, 2007: 135-150
Govender, J.P., Khan, S. and Moodley, S. 2007. Adapting to
participatory forms of development in the eThekwini Municipality.
Africanus, 37(1): 66-78
Lynham, S.A., Taylor, R.G., Naidoo, V. and Dooley, L.M. 2007.
Corporate leadership for economic, social and political change:
principles and practices learned from South African business leaders.
Journal of Business and Society, 19(1&2): 172-186
Penceliah, Y. and Mathe, E.N.J. 2007. Afrocentric versus
Eurocentric leadership: Towards an appropriate style for organizational
effectiveness. Journal of Public Administration, 42(2): 149-159
Ramsaroop, A. and Brijball Parumasur, S. 2007. The prevalence
and nature of sexual harassment in the workplace: A model for
early identification and effective management thereof. SA Journal of
Industrial Psychology, 33(2): 25-33
Sing, D. and Govender, V. 2007. Establishing enabling structures
and measures for people with disabilities in the South African public
service. Journal of Public Administration, 42(8): 786-797
Stainbank, L.J. and Harrod, H. 2007. Headline earnings per share:
financial managers’ perceptions and actual disclosure practices in
South Africa. Meditari: Accountancy Research, 15(1): 91-113
Stainbank, L.J. and Wells, M.J.C. 2007. Differential corporate
reporting: Registered accountants’ and auditors’ views in South
Africa. The SA Journal of Accounting Research, 21(1): 31-55
Subban, M., Nzimakwe, T.I. and Pillay, P. 2007. e-Government as
an alternate service delivery strategy. Journal of Public Administration,
42(5): 235 - 246
Turner, A.I. and O’Neill, R.C. 2007. Confronting the inevitable: ISO
14001 Implementation and the Durban automotive cluster. South
African Journal of Industrial Engineering, 18(2): 1-19
Von Keyserlingk, C. and Rhodes, B.D. 2007. Using Contingent
Valuation in Hypothetical Settings: Estimating the WTP for an HIV/
AIDS Vaccine. Journal of Interdisciplinary Economics, 18: 71-89
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND
AGRICULTURE
Akhalwaya, I.Y., Petruccione, F. and Fannes, M. 2007. Qubits
in a random environment. Journal of Physics A-Mathematical and
Theorectical, 40: 8069 - 8080.
Allan, P. 2007. Evaluation and identification of old and new
macadamia cultivars and selections at Pietermaritzburg. South African
Journal of Plant and Soil, 24(2): 124-129.
Allan, P. and Carlson, C.A. 2007. Progress and problems in rooting
clonal Carica papaya cuttings. South African Journal of Plant and Soil,
24(1): 22-25.
Allison, J.C.S., Pammenter, N.W. and Haslam, R.J. 2007. Why
does sugarcane (Saccharum sp. hybrid) grow slowly? South African
Journal of Botany, 73: 546-551.
Altmann, J.A. and Ford, T.A. 2007. Ab initio calculations of some
weakly bound dimers and complexes: II. The complexes of carbon
dioxide with water and hydrogen sulphide. Journal of Molecular
Structure-Theochem, 818: 85-92.
Anandraj, A., Perissinotto, R. and Nozais, C. 2007. A comparative
study of microalgal production in a marine versus a river-dominated
temporarily open/closed estuary, South Africa. Estuarine Coastal and
Shelf Science, 73: 768-780.
Ananieva, K.I., Ananiev, E.D., Mishev, K., Georgieva, K., Malbeck,
J., Kaminek, M. and Van Staden, J. 2007. Methyl jasmonate is
a more effective senescence-promoting factor in Cucurbita pepo
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Anderson, T.R. 2007. Bridging the Gap Bridging the Educational
Research-Teaching Practice Gap The importance of bridging
the gap between science education research and its application
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Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education, 35 (6): 465-470.
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Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education, 35 (6): 471-477.
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Arthur, G.D., Burnett (Stirk), W.A., Novak, O., Hekera, P. and
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Ascough, G., Erwin, J. and Van Staden, J. 2007. In vitro
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Assefa, Y., Mitchell, A., Conlong, D. and Moyai, P. 2007. DNA
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Audretsch, J., Klee, F.E. and Konrad, T. 2007. Monitoring Quantum
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Baboolal, S. and Bharuthram, R. 2007. Two-scale numerical
solution of the electromagnetic two-fluid plasma-Maxwell equations:
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Bairu, M.W., Burnett (Stirk), W.A., Dolezal, K. and Van staden, J.
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Relaxation Scheme for Coupled convection-Radiation Systems.
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Barnett, C. and Scott, D. 2007. The Reach of Citizenship Locating
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Britz, M.-.L. and Ward, D.M. 2007. Dynamics of woody vegetation
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Brown, K.J. and Downs, C.T. 2007. Basking behaviour in rock hyrax
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Brown, M. and Hockey, P.A.R. 2007. The status and distribution of
African Black Oystercatchers Haematopus moquini in KwaZulu-Natal,
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Cao, J.C., Garcia-Ferreira, S.G.F. and Gutev, V.G. 2007. Baire
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Carrasco, N.K., Perissinotto, R. and Miranda, N.A. 2007. Effects of
silt loading on the feeding and mortality of the mysid Mesopodopsis
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Cattaert, T., Hellberg, M.A. and Mace, R.L. 2007. Oblique
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Cerretti, P. and Barraclough, D. 2007. Anomalostomyia namibica,
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Changamu, E.O. and Friedrich, H.B. 2007. A Study of
β-Hydride Abstraction from Alkanediyl Homobimetallic Complexes
[{Cp(CO)2Fe}2{µ-(CnH2n)}] (n = 4 -10, Cp = η5-C5H5). Journal of
Organometallic Chemistry, 692: 1138-1149.
Changamu, E.O., Friedrich, H.B. and Rademeyer, M. 2007.
Synthesis and characterization of transition metal -(CnH2n-1}
M(CO)xCp]PF6 (x = 2,μstabilised carbocations of the types
[Cp*(CO)2Fe{ M = Fe or Ru; x = 3, M = W, Cp* = η5- C5(CH3)5;
Cp = η5-C5H5; n = 3 - 6) and -(CnH2n-1)}W(CO)3Cp]PF6 (n =
3 - 5) and the crystal structures ofμ[Cp(CO)2Ru{ the complexes
[Cp*(CO)2Fe(CH2)3Ru(CO)2Cp], [Cp*(CO)2Fe(CH2)5Ru(CO)2Cp],
[Cp*(CO)2Fe-(CH2)5W(CO)3Cp], and [Cp(CO)2Ru (CH2)5W(CO)3Cp).
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry, 692: 2456-2472.
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M. 2007. A structural investigation of the carbocation complex
[{Cp*(CO)2Fe}2{µ-(C3H5)}]PF6. Journal of Organometallic Chemistry,
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Chapman, C.A., Naughton-Treves, L., Lawes, M.J., Wasserman,
M.D. and Gillespie, T.R. 2007. Population Declines of Colobus
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Chetty, N., Connell, S.H. and Bawa, A.C. 2007. Physics for
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Coates, G.D. and Downs, C.T. 2007. Population estimates of
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Crouch, N.R., Langlois, A. and Mulholland, D.A. 2007.
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Delsink, A.K., Van Altena, J.J., Grobler, D., Bertchinger,
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Derera, J., Tongoona, P.B., Vivek, B. and Laing, M.D. 2007.
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M.D. 2007. Gene action determining Phaeosphaeria leaf spot disease
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Desai, A. and Maharaj, B. 2007. The Making and(RE)Making
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medium/ bioreactor culture on in vitro flowering of Spathiphyllum and
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Diab, R.D. and Motha, A.M. 2007. An analysis of key institutional
factors influencing air quality in South Durban using the DPSIR
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Dorbec, P., Henning, M.A. and Mccoy, J. 2007. Upper total
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Drew, D.M. and Pammenter, N.W. 2007. Developmental rates and
morphological properties of fibres in two eucalypt clones at sites
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Duncan, G.N. and Edwards, T.J. 2007. Hyacinthaceae A new
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Dunlevey, J.N. 2007. X-ray powder diffraction data for monoclinic
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El bouchefry, K. and Cress, C.M. 2007. Identifications of FIRST
radio sources in the NOAO Deep Wide-Field Survey. Astronomische
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Eldeen, I.M.S. and Van Staden, J. 2007. Antimycobacterial activity
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Eldeen, I.M.S. and Van Staden, J. 2007. In vitro pharmacological
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Eldeen, I.M.S., Van Heerden, F.R. and Van Staden, J. 2007.
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Govender, M., Chetty, K.T. and Bulcock, H.H. 2007. A review of
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policing, in Police Occupational Culture: New Debates and Directions.
London: Elsevier: 253-274
BOOKS
Baker, D.P. 2007. Tayloring Reformed Epistemology: Charles Taylor,
Alvin Plantinga and the de jure challenge to Christian belief. London:
SCM Press: 228.
Deacon, R.A. 2007. Fabricating Foucault: Rationalising the
Management of Individuals (Second Edition), Revised and with a new
Foreword). Milwaukee: Marquette University Press: 318.
Desai, A. and Vahed, G.H.M. 2007. Inside Indenture. A South
African Story 1860-1914 . Durban: Madiba: 472.
Freund, W.M. 2007. The African City: A History. New York:
Cambridge University Press: 260.
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Kytzler, B.P.P. 2007. Reclams Lexikon der griechischen und
roemischen Autoren. Stuttgart: Philipp Reclam jun: 431.
Patel, R. 2007. Stuffed and Starved: Markets, Power and the Hidden
Battle for the World’s Food System. London: Portobello Books: 438.
Prozesky, M.H. 2007. Conscience: Ethical Intelligence for Global
Well-being. Pietermaritzburg: UKZN Press: 176.
Stobie, C. 2007. Somewhere in the Double Rainbow:
Representations of Bisexuality in Post-Apartheid Novels.
Pietermaritzburg: University of KwaZulu-Natal Press: 307.
Van der Westhuizen, C. 2007. White Power & The Rise and Fall of
the National Party. Cape Town: Zebra: 364.
FACULTY OF LAW
CHAPTERS IN BOOKS
Carnelley, M. and Schrage, E.J.H. 2007. Gambling Regulation. A
Comparison between the Roman and South African Gambling Laws,
in The Exemplary Scholar. Essays in Honour of John Milton, Cape
Town: Juta & Co Ltd: 252-271.
Couzens, E.W.F. 2007. Is Conservation a Sustainable Land Usage?
Issues Surrounding the Sale of Ivory by Southern African Countries, in
Land Use Law for Sustainable Development. Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press: 27-44.
Couzens, E.W.F. 2007. Only half a penguin a day: The early history
of wildlife law in South Africa, in The Exemplary Scholar: Essays in
Honour of John Milton. Cape Town: Juta: 207-235.
Cowling, M.G. 2007. Offences relating to organised crime, in South
African Criminal Law and Procedure. Cape Town: Juta & Co: 37.
Cowling, M.G. 2007. The licence to flee? Recent restrictions on the
use of deadly force in effecting an arrest, in The Exemplary Scholar:
Essays in Honour of John Milton. Cape Town: Juta & Co: 100-122.
Freedman, D.W. 2007. Paradise lost? The obstruction of a pleasant
view and the law of nuisance, in The Exemplry Scholar: Essays in
Honour of John Milton. Cape Town: Juta: 162-184.
Hoctor, S.V. 2007. Offences relating to dependence-producing
drugs, in South African Criminal Law and Procedure Vol III: Statutory
Offences, Cape Town: Juta & Co: F3: 1-49.
Hoctor, S.V. 2007. The entry requirement in the crime of
housebreaking, in The Exemplary Scholar: Essays in Honour of John
Milton, Cape Town: Juta & Co: 45-63.
Hoctor, S.V. 2007. The publications, in The Exemplary Scholar:
Essays in honour of John Milton, Cape Town: Juta & Co: 11-23.
Kidd, M.A. 2007. EIA and the Four Ps: Some Observations from
South Africa, in Land Use Law for Sustainable Development.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press: 181-196.
Kidd, M.A. 2007. The Teeth of Environmental Law, in The Exemplary
Scholar: Essays in Honour of John Milton. Cape Town: Juta & Co Ltd:
187-206
Matthias, C.R. and Zaal, F.N. 2007. Children in Need of Care and
Contribution Orders, in Commentary on the Children’s Act, edited by
C. J. DAVEL and A. M. Skelton. Cape Town: Juta: 9-1to9-32.
Mcquoid-Mason, D.J. 2007. Legal Aid, in The Law of South Africa,
Durban: LexisNexis: 53-101.
Mcquoid-Mason, D.J. 2007. The ‘Chicago Seven’ Trial Reloaded:
Using the Chicago Seven, Nelson Mandela and Saddam Hussein
Trials to Teach about the Role of Lawyers, Judges and Accused
Persons in the Criminal Justice System, in The Exemplary Scholar:
Essays in Honour of John Milton, Cape Town: Juta & Co Ltd: 275297.
Reddi, M. 2007. Violence against women: Tears or triumph for
women in South Africa?, in The Exemplary Scholar: Essays in Honour
of John Milton, Cape Town: Juta & Co Ltd: 64-79.
BOOKS
Sharrock, R.D. 2007. Business Transactions Law. Cape Town: Juta
& Co. Ltd: 740.
Williams, R.C. 2007. The Law of South Africa. Durban: LexisNexis:
576.
FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT
STUDIES
CHAPTERS IN BOOKS
Averweg, U. 2007. Impact of Organisational Intranets on Profitability
in Organisations, in Managing Information Communication Technology
Investments in Successful Enterprises. Hershey, PA, USA: Idea Group
Publsihing: 44-71
Averweg, U. and Rodan, J.L. 2007. Managing Executive Information
Systems for Strategic Intelligence in South Africa and Spain, in
Managing Strategic Intelligence: Techniques and Technologies.
Hershey, PA, USA: Information Science Reference: 87-105.
Bodhanya, S.A. 2007. Knowledge Management: From Management
Fad to Systemic Change, in Knowledge Management and Business
Strategies: Theoretical Frameworks and Empirical Research. Hershey:
Information Science Reference: 1-26.
Casale, D.M. and Desmond, C. 2007. The economic well-being of
the family: Households’ access to resources in South Africa, 19952003, in Families and Households in Post-apartheid South Africa:
Socio-demographic Perspectives, Cape Town: HSRC Press: 61-88.
Chasomeris, M.G. 2007. South Africa’s Port Performance: Policy,
Pricing and Growth, in Restructuring of Indian Ports Reforms and
Challenges. Hyderabad, India: Icfai University Press: 267-291.
Cohen, L. 2007. Transana: Qualitative analysis for audio and video
data, in Putting People in the Picture: Visual Methodologies for Social
Change. Rotterdam: Sense Publishers: 173-183.
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Harris, G.T. 2007. Military expenditure in South Asia: A case
study of economic irrationality, in India and South Asia. Economic
Developments in the Age of Globalization. Armonk, New York: M E
Sharpe: 380-395.
Skinner, J.P. 2007. Democracy undefended: Education in the age of
cognitive science, in Education for a Democratic Society. New York:
Rodopi: 28-37.
BOOKS
Geach, W.D. 2007. Trusts Law and Practice. Cape Town: Juta: 321.
Pillay, K. 2007. Nondualism and Educational Drama and Theatre: A
Perspective for Transformative Training. Wandsbeck: The Noumenon
Press: 224.
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND
AGRICULTURE
CHAPTERS IN BOOKS
Bawa, A.C. 2007. Rethinking the Place of Community-Based
Engagement at Universities, in Higher Education and Civic
Engagement: International Perspectives, England: Ashgate Publishing
Limited: 55-63.
Beckett, R.P. and Minibayeva, F.V. 2007. Desiccation tolerance in
lichens, in Plant Desiccation Tolerance, Ames: Blackwell: 91-114.
Berjak, P., Farrant, J.M. and Pammenter, N.W. 2007. Seed
desiccation-tolerance mechanisms, in Plant Desiccation Tolerance,
Ames: Blackwell: 151-192.
Celliers, L., Bulman, R., Breetzke, T. and Parak, O. 2007.
Institutional mapping of integrated coastal zone management in
KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, in Ocean Yearbook 21, Leiden: Martinus
Nijhoff Publishers: 365-404.
Chetty, N. 2007. The Importance of Communicating, in Undressing
Durban. Durban: Madiba: 433-436.
Gutev, V.G. and Nogura, T.N. 2007. Selection problems for
hyperspaces, in Open Problems in Topology II, Amsterdam: Elsevier:
161-170.
Hofmann, T.A. and Wilson, A. 2007. Silicified basalts, bedded cherts
and other sea floor alteration phenomena of the 3.4 Ga Nondweni
greenstone belt, South Africa, in Earth’s Oldest Rocks, Amsterdam:
Elsevier: 571–605.
Letcher, T.M. 2007. An Introduction To Modelling Of Pollutants In
The Environment, In Thermodynamics, Solubility And Environmental
Issues. Amsterdam: Elsevier: 3 - 16.
Letcher, T.M. and Reddy, P. 2007. Phase Equilibrium Studies On
Ionic Liquid Systems For Industrial Separation Processes Of Complex
Organic Mixtures, In Thermodynamics, Solubility And Environmental
Issues. Amsterdam: ElsevieR: 85 - 111.
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Mwambi, H.G. and Zuma, K. 2007. Mapping and Modeling Disease
Risk Among Mobile Populations , in Population Mobility and Infectious
Disease. New York: Springer: 245-266.
Preston-Whyte, R.A. and Oelofse, C.G. 2007. The Development of
South Africa’s Coastal Tourism Resorts, in Managing Coastal Tourism
Resorts. A Global Perspective. Cleveland, Buffalo, Toronto: Channel
View Publications: 326.
Preston-Whyte, R.A. and Scott, D. 2007. Urban Tourism in Durban,
in Urban Tourism in the Developing World: The South African
Experience. New Brunswick, USA: Transaction Publishers: 245-263.
Rogan, J.M. and Aldous, C.M. 2007. The Relationship between
Constructs of a Theory of Curriculum Implementation, in Mathematics
and Science Education in Developing Countries: Issues, Experiences,
and Cooperation Prospects, Quezon City: University of the Philippines
Press: 294-321.
Rogan, J.M. and Grayson, D.J. 2007. Towards a Theory of
Curriculum Development with Reference to Science Education
in Developing Counties, in Mathematics and Science Education
in Developing Countries: Issues, Experiences, and Cooperation
Prospects, Quezon City: University of the Philippines Press: 127-171.
Rogan, J.M., Nagao, M. and Magno, M.C. 2007. Introduction, in
Mathematics and Science Education in Developing Countries:Issues,
Experiences, and Cooperation Prospects, Quezon City: The University
of Philippines Press: 3-20.
Sahoo, A.K. and Maharaj, B. 2007. Introduction - Globalisation,
Migration, Transnationalism and Diasporas: Some critical reflections,
in Sociology of Diaspora: A Reader. Jaipur: Rawat Publishers: 1-22.
Schonborn, K.J., Anderson, T.R. and Mnguni, L.E. 2007. Methods
to determine the role of external representations in developing
understanding in biochemistry, in Professionell Lehren - Erfolgreich
Lernen, Munster: Waxmann Verlag GmbH: 290-301.
BOOKS
Petruccione, F. and Breuer, H.P. 2007. The Theory of Open
Quantum Systems. Oxford: Oxford University Press: 613.
NELSON R MANDELA SCHOOL OF
MEDICINE
CHAPTERS IN BOOKS
Seedat, Y.K. 2007. Diabetes Mellitus in South African Indians, in
Type 2 Diabetes in South Africa. New Delhi: Jaypee Brothers Medical
Publishers: 40-44.
BOOKS
Burns, J. 2007. The Descent of Madness. New York: Cambridge
Scholars Press: 260.
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