• Drought in Southern Africa: structure, characteristics and impacts 

  Chikoore, Hector (University of Zululand, 2017)

  Drought is a complex, slow onset phenomenon which is a recurring and inevitable feature of the regional climate of southern Africa. This thesis focuses on the structure and characteristics of meteorological droughts in ...
• Role of socio-economic status of the residential patterns at Empangeni and Esikhawini 

  Mthembu, Wellington M (University of Zululand, 1988)

  The aims of the study are to examine residential patterns in Empangeni and Esikhawini in order to see: ( i) Whether residential patterns are influenced by (or other result of) the socio-economic status and racial composition ...
• African tourist potential in the Empangeni-Richards Bay complex 

  Mwandla, Ndodentsha Daniel (University of Zululand, 1987)

  The aim of this project is to analyse scientifically the Black tourist potentially from the geographic perspective. Mitchell (1979) claims that the geographer as an analyst has the ultimate goal of obtaining insight and ...
• Land - use changes in Eshowe 1970 - 1990 

  Ndosi Cele, Musa P (University of Zululand, 1992)

  The main points underlying the purpose of the study can best be summarized in the following statements : (a) to appreciate the land-use changes in Eshowe and identify the main zones within the area; (b) to reveal the ...
• Recreation areas and facilities at Esikhawini : the present and the future 

  Mkhize, Isidore Bandile. (University of Zululand, 1986)

  This study has the primary objective of scrutinising recreation facilities which are found at Esikhawini as well as looking into the possibility of providing additional facilities. The study seeks to find out what those ...
• A recreational needs analysis of Eshowe 

  Maytham, Gail (University of Zululand, 1991)

  The author decided to conduct a survey, to determine the recreational needs of all population groups in Eshowe , More attention was given to the residents of Gezinsila because this is "here the needs are by far the ...
• Mtunzini : profile of a recreation town 

  Untiedt, Steve (University of Zululand, 1992)

  The study examines the profile of Mtunzini as a recreation town from four points of view: local whites, visiting whites, local blacks and visiting blacks. The study searches for the common denominators and the glaring ...
• Perception of natural recreation resources at Inanda 

  Nkosi, Lawrence Jabu. (University of Zululand, 1984)

  The study is focused to a peri-urban area (Inanda) with its variety of natural outdoor recreation resources which a large part of Inanda population seem not to utilize. These, as for the concern of the study are as ...
• Outdoor recreation in KwaNgwanase : a geographical perspective 

  Mthembu, Amos Thembinkosi. (University of Zululand, 1991)

  The study attempted to examine the effect of the development of outdoor recreation on people's agricultural activities in KwaNgwanase and the assessment of the potentiality of the area for outdoor recreation. The ...
• The relationship between poverty and rural land use in Nongoma 

  Mpanza, Simon Mbongeleni (University of Zululand, 1996)

  Nongoma is characterised by a rugged terrain with soils that are unsuitable for agriculture. The rainfall is insufficient and erratic, and the average temperatures are relatively high. There is scanty natural vegetation. ...
• The creation and development of black townships with special reference to Lamontville Township 

  Dlungwane, Alison Selby Methenjwa (University of Zululand, 1993)

  The primary objectives of the project are to cover the following aspects: 1.1 The facts, policies, processes or phenomena and the like which attributes to the emergence and development of Black townships in South ...
• Mechanisms and prediction of climate variability in tropical North Africa 

  Yeshanew, Adebe (University of Zululand, 2003)

  One of the monsoon regions of the world is the tropical North Africa. The Sahara Desert lies in contrast with the cool South Atlantic. The monsoon systems control the mean circulation of this region. Superimposed on this ...
• The negative effects of the liberals' usurpation of th Green Movement : a study in the demise of the liberal paradigm 

  Mzaliya, Jabulani. (2000)

  While South Africa is engaged in the politics of transformation and constitution making green issues are gradually taking a back seat. The nature of our transition to democracy concentrated largely on the transfer of ...
• The political and economic struggles of the Indian sugar cane farmers of the Sezela mill area 

  Padayachee, Karthigasen Kisten (1996)

  This research project will attempt to trace the political and economic struggles of the Indian sugar cane farmers in the South Coast of KwaZuluNatal, with special reference to the Sezela area. An attempt would also be ...
• The controversy of land reform : a case of Mpangisa in Mid- Illovo 

  Bengu, Cabangile Ethel Elizabeth (1999)

  The present land distribution in South Africa emanated-from a history of land dispossession and racially rooted land legislation. The present state of agriculture is to a large extent influenced by present and past land ...
• The three environmentally related diseases endemic in the Ongoye region : pattern and control 

  Ntuli, Maurice Vusi. (1992)

  The prevalence of the three diseases namely malaria fever, typhoid fever and bilharzia (schistosomiasis) comes about as a result of the nature of the environment together with human invasion of such an environment. The ...
• The evolution of coastal lows along the south coast of South Africa 

  Carter, T.J. (2005)

  Coastal lows occur frequently along the South African coast. Coastal low passage along the coast of southernmost Africa is signaled by a marked change in both wind direction and speed. Occasionally, a dramatic and rapid ...
• Spatial estimation of future temperature changes over Africa 

  Mkhonza, Wiseman Sinothi. (1995)

  Climate has been changing since time immemorial. However, these long-term changes are very important because of some of the consequences to mankind. Because the changes are small ones in relation to daily experiences, many ...
• Climate variability and predictability in tropical Southern Africa with a focus on dry spells over Malawi 

  Mwafulirwa, Nicholas Dennis. (1999)

  The climate variability and predictability in tropical southern Africa at inter-annual time scale is studied. Dry spells are identified using Malawi daily rainfall and circulation patterns are investigated at intraseasonal ...
• Marine weather variability, tropical cyclone prediction and impacts in the Southwest Indian Ocean 

  Chang-Seng, Denis (2005)

  The southwestern Indian Ocean is characterized by significant inter-annual climate variability and numerous tropical cyclones. Long-and short-term variability and associated oceanic and atmospheric fields are analyzed using ...

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