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Games, tradition and 'being human' in Ayi Kwei Armah's The Healers

Louw, Patricia (University of Zululand, 2012-01)

In the era of transnationalism and globalisation it is easy to be drawn into totalising paradigms about what it means to be human which erase alternative ways of thought. It is therefore instructive to revisit Ayi Kwei ...

Gang conflict in the South African prisons : a case of Waterval, 1980- 1992

Selepe, Siphiwe Hope. (University of Zululand, 1996)

This research is based on Gang Conflict in the South African Prisons, with special reference to Waterval prison, 1980-1992. This research primarily attempts to describe the prison subculture in terms of its characteristics ...

Gauranteed real-time delivery of context-aware messages in publish/subscribe system

Shabangu, Petrus Sipho (2007)

Publish/subscribe communication paradigm is becoming popular with its decoupling factor, and the filtering of the message stream during the process of dissemination. In a publish/subscribe communication model, a subscriber ...

Gender and performance of micro and small enterprises in the uMkhanyakude District

Nxumalo, Nomfundo N. (University of Zululand, 2015)

Contemporary development theory asserts that women play a role in uplifting their families and developing their communities. The recent promotion of entrepreneurship among women in rural communities has been shown to be ...

Gender in assessing agricultural projects in the Nseleni District, KwaZulu-Natal

Zulu, Gugu Cynthia (2000)

The purpose of this study is to identify the role played by women in the agricultural development projects that are managed and worked by women in the Nseleni district of Kwazulu-Natal. The other purpose of this study ...

Gender, tradition and change : the role of rural women in the commoditization of Zulu culture at selected tourist attractions in Zululand

Xulu, Smangele Clerah Buyisiwe (2005)

The commoditization of Zulu culture has become commonplace in the tourism industry in South Africa. Zulu culture and cultural products like music; dance, crafts, landscapes and others are often packaged and consumed in the ...

Generic structure potential analysis of Christian street evangelism in Southwestern Nigeria

Ajayi, Temitope Michael (University of Zululand, 2019)

Christian street evangelism is one of Bible-based doctrinal practices found among Nigerian Christians, especially in Southwestern Nigeria. Studies have examined language use in Christian activities, including sermons in ...

The genesis and progression of the HIV/AIDS programme in KwaZulu-Natal : implications for learning and intensified action

Mthembu, Wanda Margaret Ntomb'Futhi (2005)

This study explored the origin and progression of the HIV/AIDS programme in KwaZulu-Natal from inception to December 2003. Its objectives were to trace the origin of the HIV/AIDS programme in KwaZulu-Natal, identify the ...

Genetic improvement of selected indigenous Cucurbitaceae species important for food and medicinal purposes in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Ntuli, Nontuthuko Rosemary (2007)

Coccinia palmata (Cogn.) and Lagenaha sphaerica (Sond.) Naud. are indigenous Cucurbitaceae species widely distributed in pantropical to tropical regions of Southern Africa. They are widely used for food and medicinal ...

Genetic variation among Zulu sheep sub-populations of South Africa assessed by microsatellites and mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA)

Selepe, Mokhethi Matthews (University of Zululand, 2018-02)

Human history has been completely transformed by the domestication of animals and plants over the past 10,000 years. Their domestication had a critical influence on demographic trends and was a requirement for the rise and ...

Genetic variation between and within six selected South African sheep breeds using random amplified polymorphic DNA and protein markers

Hlophe, Sambulo Revelation (2011)

Six South Africa sheep breeds comprised of indigenous, imported and locally developed sheep were sampled. These breeds include Nguni sheep (Zulu, Swazi and Pedi), South African Merino, Damara and Dorper. Nguni goats were ...

Genome data mining, identification, annotation and phylogenetic analysis of P450s in pathogenic fungus Conidiobolus coronatus

Ngwenya, Mathula Lancelot (University of Zululand, 2018)

Conidiobolus coronatus, an entomopathogenic fungus, has the ability to infect humans and other animals (human, horse, sheep and dog), apart from insects. C. coronatus causes conidiobolomycosis in humans, which is considered ...

Genre - based approach to IsiZulu home language education as a means to successful English first additional language education

Mthembu-Funeka, Winfred Nonhle Zabathembu (2009)

This study explores the application of genre-based approach to teaching writing and speaking skills in the senior phase of language learning, as a reflection of language teaching competence of the student -teachers studying ...

A geohydrological assessment of the behaviour and response of the Zululand coastal plain to both environmental influences and human activity

Rawlins, Brian Kenneth (1991)

The Zululand coastal plain on the eastern seaboard of South Africa contains large quantities of readily available fresh water. Lake St Lucia, located within the plain, is a wetland habitat internationally recognised for- ...

Geohydrological studies of the Western Shores of lake St Lucia

Nomquphu, Vaward wandile (1998)

Lake St Lucia is a sensitive estuarine system of international importance which is threatened with over-development within its catchment area by afforestation, overgrazing, proposed dredge mining on the eastern shores and ...

A geohydrological study of the Richards Bay area

Germishuyse, Talita (1999)

Numerical methods such as groundwater models can play a vital rplein understanding the dynamics of an aquifer provided that the input data is accurate and sufficient to represent the environmental system adequately. The ...

Giving sorrow words: the experience of bereavement in the pre-school years: a phenomenological study

Ferrer, Lynne (2005)

Increasingly, hundreds of thousands of children under the age of seven are experiencing the death of their parents in South Africa. Scholarly debate pertaining to childhood bereavement has been and continues to be an arena ...

Globalisation and the state : implications for the state of human rights in Africa

Basiru, Adeniyi Semiu (University of Zululand, 2015-01)

This article interrogates, in theoretical cum descriptive fashion, the linkage(s) between neo-liberal globalisation, the state, and the state of human rights, using sub-Sahara Africa as a research backdrop. Drawing majorly ...

Glycemic control and pancreatic beta cells protective effect of a lanosteryl triterpene from Protorhus longifolia in hyperlipidemic and STZ-induced diabetic rats

Mabhida, Sihle E. (University of Zululand, 2018)

Prevalence of diabetes mellitus (DM), a chronic metabolic disorder of carbohydrates and lipids that is characterized by persistent hyperglycemia, is rapidly reaching epidemic levels. Hyperglycemia-induced oxidative stress ...

Governing bodies' perspectives on a culture of teaching and learning

Chetty, Lutchman Soobramoney (1998)

This study involves an investigation of governing bodies' perspectives on a culture of teaching and learning. An attempt was made to determine if governing bodies are adequately trained to play a meaningful role in the ...

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