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Mr Bill Gates visits anHIV Laboratory at UKZN.RESEARCH REPORT 2008/2009 Message of the Vice-Chancellor and Principal 2CONTENTSMessage of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Research 4and the University Dean of ResearchResearch Focus Areas 8Leading Research Centres 28South African Research Chairs Initiative(SARChI)34NRF Rated Researchers 40Fellows of the University 54Prolific Researchers 60Top Published Researchers 71Emerging Researchers 78Doctoral Graduates 82Research Grants and Contracts 2008 96Research Grants and Contracts 2009 103Statutory and External Income 108Department of Higher Education and Training(DoHET) Accredited Publications 2008Department of Higher Education and Training(DoHET) Accredited Publications 2009Books Published by the UKZN Press:2008 and 2009116166223ii UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 1

Professor Malegapuru W MakgobaVice-Chancellor and PrincipalPre-eminence in ResearchDDuring the 2008-9 period, UKZN continued to maintain its pre-eminenceDin research, through increased research productivity and excellence inDperformance by our researchers. The 2008 publication research outputDwas 977.45 units, as credited by the Department of Higher EducationDand Training (DoHET). This was a 12 percent increase over the previousyear and it was the third highest in the country. The weighted output perstaff member, increased by 19 percent to 0.95 of the DoHET norm.UKZN also continued to maintain its position in the top 500 universitieson the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) list.In 2009, UKZN had 156 NRF rated researchers compared to 137in 2007, and five of them were A-rated. An additional researcher wasappointed to the South African Research Chair Initiative (SARChI) Chairbringing to a total of eight the number of SARChI chair holders, one ofwhom being female. Quite a number of our researchers also receivedprestigious honours and awards in recognition of their excellence inresearch.From 2008 to 2009, the Research Office processed new grantsand contracts worth R477 million. Additionally, the UKZN Foundationraised over R100 million to support various research and developmentactivities. In 2009, UKZN and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute(HMMI) signed an agreement to fund infrastructure and researchprogrammes for the KwaZulu-Natal Research Institute for Tuberculosisand HIV/AIDS (K-RITH). The funding included R218 million for theconstruction of an ultra-modern state-of-the art research facility anda further US$40 million for research capacity development over a 10year period.In 2009, the University Library embarked on a huge project to digitiseall our theses and dissertations, as well as launched the ResearchSpace facility for accessing the digitised material, thus enhancing ourcapacity to disseminate knowledge on African scholarship. The UKZNPress published over 40 books, during the two year period, some ofwhich were authored by UKZN staff and featured in the best sellerlists.Last year Senate commissioned a review of the institutional researchproductivity. The report of the Task Team that was commissioned, gavea comprehensive analysis of the institutional research profile and itsfindings are instrumental in shaping the institutional future plans toenhance our productivity.With the above achievements, UKZN can pride itself in being onthe right course in pursuit of its vision of being a research-led PremierUniversity of African Scholarship. I would like to thank all the researcherswho are contributing to our institutional research success.2 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 3

Professor Nelson IjumbaDeputy Vice-Chancellor: ResearchProfessor Cheryl PotgieterUniversity Dean of ResearchA Research-led UniversityIIn 2008/9 the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) continued to be trueIto its mission of being a research-led university. There was a notableIincrease in research productivity as well as the number of researchersIbeing recognised nationally and internationally for their excellence.IIn 2008, the publications units credited by the Department of HigherEducation and Training increased by 12 percent to 977.45, from the 2007figure, making it the third highest in the country. The weighted outputper staff member increased to 95 percent of the norm, compared to 80percent in 2007. In 2009, the research publications output increasedto 1108.20 (13 percent) units and the weighted output per staff to 112percent of the norm, which was an 18 percent increase over the 2008level. The proportion of research active staff increased from 69 percentto 75 percent (2009), while the proportion of staff with doctoratesincreased from 39 percent (2008) to 40 percent (2009). Accordingto the Academic Ranking of World of Universities (ARWU) system, in2009, UKZN improved its position in the top 500 universities.The number of researchers with NRF rating increased from 137 in2007 to 144 in 2008 and 156 in 2009. About 15 percent of the ratedresearchers were Black in 2008 and 13 percent in 2009. Femalesconstituted about 27 percent of the rated researchers in 2009, comparedto 23 percent in 2008. Of the rated researchers in 2008/9, the followinghad the prestigious A-rating: Professor Michael Chapman (School ofLiterary Studies, Media and Creative Arts), Professor Patricia Berjak(School of Biological and Conservation Sciences), Professor Rob Gous(School of Agriscience and Agribusiness), Professor Michael Henning(School of Mathematical Sciences) and Professor Steve Johnson(School of Biological and Conservation Sciences). In 2008, ProfessorSerban Proches from the School of Environmental Sciences wasawarded the P-rating, for his outstanding work as a young scientist.Programmes have been put in place by the Research Office to improvethe institutional participation in the NRF rating system as well asincrease the number of Female and Black rated researchers.UKZN continues to maintain its links with retired and other externalresearch active staff through Senior Research Associates (SRAs)and Honorary Research Fellow (HRFs) appointments. By the end of2009 there were 35 SRAs and 36 HRFs contributing actively to theinstitutional research productivity.In 2009, Professor Julian May was appointed NRF SARChI Chairfor Applied Poverty Reduction Assessment. This brought to eight thenumber of SARChI Chairs at UKZN, one of them being female. Duringthe period of review, a number of our researchers were recognisedand honoured for their excellent and significant contributions in theirrespective areas of expertise. Professor Anna Coutsoudis received the2009 Academy of Science of South Africa (Assaf) Gold Medal for heroutstanding research on public health issues for children in SouthernAfrica and other HIV endemic regions in the world. Professor SalimAbdool Karim received the prestigious Prize for Medical Sciencefrom the Third World Academy of Sciences for his exceptional anddistinguished contribution to public health and medicine, especiallyin HIV prevention and treatment. The Vice-Chancellor, ProfessorMalegapuru Makgoba was elected to the Scientific Advisory Board ofthe Mymetics Corporation of Switzerland, a biotechnology companyfocussing on the development of the next generation of preventivevaccines. Ms Celia Snyman won the “Fellowship for Women Scientists”in the South African Women in Science Awards of the Department ofScience and Technology.4 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 5

In 2008, UKZN was the most successful participant in the NRFThuthuka programme. A total of 79 researchers were awarded R5.72million by the NRF, which was supplemented by an institutionalcontribution of R4.99 million. About 44 percent of the researcherswere from the Faculty of Science and Agriculture, and 23 percent fromthe Faculty of Health Sciences. In 2009, only 57 continuing Thuthukaprojects were funded and these received R4.75 million from the NRFand R 2.2 million from the University. In 2008/9, about 73 percent of thefunded researchers were female and 78 percent were Black. The NRFalso funded more projects through other programmes such as: TheTechnology Human Resources for Industry Programme (THRIP), FocusAreas, SARChI and the Knowledge Field Development. A total of R207million was received for such programmes in 2008, compared to R87.8million in 2009. UKZN also received a grant of R2.5 million throughresearch grants to emerging researchers, about R2.04 million wasawarded as doctoral support grants and in the same period, a totalof R28 million was paid out as research incentives. Postdoctoralscholarships increased from R1.32 million (2008) to R2.9 million (2009).About 71 percent of the scholarships were to postdoctoral candidatesin the Faculty of Science and Agriculture.In 2008/9 a number of researchers received internal awards inrecognition of their scholarship and excellence in research. ProfessorsMichael Green, Grenville Hadley, Sunil Maharaj and ShunmugamGovender received the 2009 UKZN Fellowships. Dr Dean-Peter Bakerreceived the Vice Chancellor’s Award for 2008 and Dr Mihai SerbanProches for 2009. Professor Michael Chapman received the HumanitiesAcademic Book Prize for his book titled Art Talk, Politics TalkandProfessor Jacek Banasiak, the Science Academic Book Prize for theIn 2008/9 the University Library developed a model for proactivelibrarianship in support of researchers. A Research Commons spacewas established in the EG Malherbe Library on the Howard Collegecampus for the exclusive use of postgraduate students and otherresearchers. The launching of the Research Space Repository hasenabled increased public access to digitised theses and dissertations,thus contributing to the University’s mission of being a hub for thedissemination of African Scholarship. In 2008, the UKZN Presspublished 20 new books and reprinted several titles in humanities,social sciences and current affairs, which included three books byUKZN academics. In 2009, a total of 18 new books were released,seven of which were by UKZN authors. A Man Who is Not a Manby MrThando Mgqolozana, from the Research Office staff, was listed amongthe Top 10 books for 2009, by three major local newspapers.In 2009, studies conducted both by UREC and the Senate revealedthat the publications output by female and Black researchers, butespecially African females needed to be increased. In response, theResearch Office launched a number of research capacity buildinginitiatives, including the UKZN Women in Research Academy. TheResearch Office has also facilitated intensive supervision trainingworkshops to assist academics, especially those with doctoral degrees,develop supervision capacity.In 2008/9, UKZN achieved commendable progress and notablesuccesses in its research endeavours. We would like to acknowledgethe efforts of all our researchers in contributing to the institutionalresearch success. The Research Portfolio is committed to increasingresearch productivity through capacity development initiatives tobroaden the base of research active staff.the NRF National Equipment Programme to Professor Edith Elliot, forbook titled Perturbations of Positive Semigroups with Application. Thethe confocal microscope with a differential interference contrast (DIC).Prize for Edited Books was jointly won by Professor Isabel Phiri andThe equipment, which was commissioned in 2009, is used for multi-Dr Sarojini Nadar, for their book titled African Women, Religion anddisciplinary application in cell biological research.Health. In 2008, about 26 percent of the Top 30 Researchers wereExternal grants and contracts remained a major source of incomefemale and 20 percent in 2009. Professor Colleen Thelma Downs wasto the University, apart from enhancing the institutional knowledgethe top female researcher and in 2009 it was Dr Sarojini Nadar. Onproduction capacity. In 2008, the Research Office processed new grantsaverage, about 36 percent of the Top 30 Researchers were Black.and contracts worth R214 million for 155 projects. Corresponding figuresUKZN has a number of research centres that have earned nationalfor 2009 were R192 million for 123 projects. The majority of the fundedand international recognition through their excellence in research andprojects were mainly in the area of HIV/AIDS. Additionally, the UKZNscholarship. These include CAPRISA, HEARD and the Africa CentreFoundation succeeded in raising over R100 million from donors forfor research in HIV/AIDS, the Africa Centre for Crop Improvement andresearch and other activities. In 2009, UKZN and the Howard HughesAfrica Centre for Food Security for research and regional capacityMedical Institute (HMMI) signed an agreement in which UKZN wouldbuilding in Agriculture and Food Security, the Quantum Technologiesreceive R218 million for the construction of an ultra-modern researchGroup for research on communication and data transmission systems,laboratory for the KwaZulu-Natal Institute for Tuberculosis and HIV/the Research Centre for Plant Growth and Development for work onAIDS (K-RITH) and an additional US $40 million over the next ten yearsplant tissue culture and physiology, and the Centre for Civil Society andfor research and capacity development in HIV/AIDS and TB. This wasCentre for Critical Research on Race and Identity for their scholarlythe highest level of funding provided by the HMMI outside the US and itwork on socially engaging issues.was in recognition of UKZN’s excellence in HIV/AIDS research.In 2008, UKZN established the Intellectual Property and TechnologyIn 2008, UKZN committed a total of R58.5 million as a researchTransfer Office (IPTTO), with the assistance of the Department ofdevelopment grant. This included R10 million for research developmentScience and Technology. The Office has been instrumental in theequipment. It also received R10.7 million from the Department of Higherimplementation of the 2008 Intellectual Property Rights from PubliclyEducation and Training (DoHET) as a research support grant. In 2009,Financed Research & Development (IPR) Act, including engagementthe total research development budget was R70 million, including R11with researchers on identification and protection of IP, as well asmillion for equipment and R19.7 million from DoHET. The funds wereinstitutional policy development. By the end 2009, a total of 17 patentused for internal grants, awards and research incentive schemes.applications had been made. The IPTTO worked in conjunction withIn 2008/2009, a total of R2.34 million was disbursed as competitiveUKZN Innovation for the commercialisation of identified IP.6 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 7

The University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) has identified a number of research focusareas where expertise has been built up during sustained research involving multidisciplinaryand international collaborations and where UKZN researchers havealready made an impact on global research trends. These areas are HIV and AIDS,Economic Development, Water, Agriculture and Food Security, Biotechnology, Biodiversityand Conservation. In addition, the full spectrum of research – from curiositydrivento application-based and participatory action research – is undertaken at UKZNwhere there is a strong emphasis on team work. Senior academics take pride in thementorship they provide to postgraduate students, postdoctotral scholars and otheremerging researchers.HIV and AIDSEconomic DevelopmentWaterAgriculture and Food SecurityResearch Focus AreasBiodiversity and ConservationBiotechnology8 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 9

HIV and AIDSRESEARCH FOCUS AREASAs the pre-eminent academic institution at the epicentre of the HIV epidemic in South Africa, UKZNhas taken up the challenge of providing leadership in response to HIV and AIDS, and of undertakingresearch to enhance and strengthen the broader societal response to the epidemic. The leadershiprole in research and a groundbreaking comprehensive AIDS programme for students and staff serve ascornerstones of UKZN’s AIDS Plan.Partnerships include networking and collaborating with AIDS researchers within UKZN, at otherSouth African academic institutions and around the world. In developing partnerships at a global level,UKZN strives to nurture international institutional partnerships such as the long-standing relationshipwith Columbia University and Harvard University in the United States. The world-class research centresin HIV and AIDS and TB have managed to attract funding from international organisations such asthe Howard Hughes Medical Institute, the Wellcome Trust and National Institutes of Health (NIH),the European Union (EU) and DfID. UKZN’s AIDS Strategic Research Focus includes several wellestablishedHIV research groups and projects, including the following:HIV Pathogenesis Programme (HPP)The HIV Pathogenisis Programme (HPP) comprises a leading researchgroup in the Doris Duke Medical Research Institute led by virologistProfessor Thumbi Ndung’u, who holds the DST/NRF Research Chair inSystems Biology of HIV/AIDS. Key international collaborators includeProfessor Bruce Walker of Harvard Medical School in the United Statesand Professor Philip Goulder of the University of Oxford in England.This programme conducts research into HIV immunology, virology andpathogenesis. HPP has a vibrant post-graduate training programme.Over the past three years, members of the group have co-authoredover 30 articles which have appeared in leading journals such as Nature,New England Journal of Medicine, Journal of Virologyand the Journalof Infectious Diseases. There are four local principal investigators in thegroup, three postdoctoral fellows and about 20 postgraduate students.Centre for the AIDS Programme of Research inSouth Africa (Caprisa)high rates of HIV infection in young people as a prelude to thecurrent Reducing HIV in Adolescents (RHIVA) trial of an innovativeconditional cash transfer strategy to prevent HIV in this importantgroup.❉ Microbiocides. In the CAPRISA 004 trial, an antiretroviralmicrobiocide, Tenofovir, was investigated to assess its potential inpreventing HIV infection in women during sexual intercourse. Resultsreleased to a world wide audience in 2010 were highly encouragingand received international applause. Follow up action is takingplace at present to map out the way forward for the use of theTenofovir microbiocide❉ HIV pathogenesis and vaccines: Acute HIV infection (Caprisa002) is being investigated to generate new knowledge on how viraland host factors impact on the risk of HIV and its natural progressionas a key contribution to vaccine development and testing.❉ HIV and TB treatment. Clinical trials such as the SAPiT trial arebeing conducted to address the key questions and challengesfacing co-treatment of HIV and TB.Caprisa is a multi-institutional team led by Professor Salim Abdool Karim,undertaking research on HIV epidemiology, pathogenesis, preventionand treatment. The Centre was established in 2002 under the NIHfundedComprehensive International Programme of Research on AIDS(CIPRA) by five partner institutions – the University of KwaZulu-Natal,University of Cape Town, University of the Western Cape, the NationalInstitute for Communicable Diseases, and Columbia University inNew York. Caprisa is a designated UNAIDS Collaborating Centre forHIV Prevention Research. The CIPRA grant served as an importantcatalyst for Caprisa which enabled it to become one of the leadingAIDS research organisations in South Africa.Caprisa’s main goal is to undertake globally relevant andlocally responsive research which contributes to understandingHIV pathogenesis, prevention and epidemiology as well as the linksbetween tuberculosis and AIDS care.To achieve this goal, Caprisa conducts research in four mainscientific programmes: HIV pathogenesis and vaccines; HIV and TBtreatment; microbiocides, and prevention and epidemiology, each witha focused set of projects and at least one pivotal study:❉ Prevention and Epidemiology. Several descriptive studies havebeen undertaken at the Vulindlela Research Centre near Howick tobetter understand epidemiology, risk factors and vulnerability toA fifth area of research on the prevention of mother-to-child transmissionis conducted mainly in partnership with other Centres.Africa CentreBased in Hlabisa in rural northern KwaZulu-Natal and the DorisDuke Medical Research Institute in Durban, this Centre conductscommunity-based research on HIV epidemiology, prevention andtreatment. Major areas of research at the Africa Centre, led by ProfessorMarie-Louise Newell, are demographic surveillance and the role ofbreast feeding in mother-to-child transmission of HIV. The Centre,with core funding from the Wellcome Trust, hosts a large demographicand health surveillance system with annual household and individualsurveillance of 90 000 members of 11 000 households.The Africa Centre partners with the local Department of Health inthe Hlabisa HIV Treatment and Prevention Programme – since 2004more than 11 000 people have been initiated on treatment in one of 17primary health care clinics.Comprehensive antiretroviral therapy (ART) coverage aims toreverse the substantial increase in HIV-related deaths in populationswith high HIV prevalence.Using the data from its demographic surveillance system, the10 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 11

RESEARCH FOCUS AREASRESEARCH FOCUS AREASCentre has investigated trends in adult mortality before and after theintroduction of the HIV treatment programme. The investigation showedHIV/AIDS Networking Centre (HIVAN)of the African traditional health care system. Various projects currentlyexist and include the United States government-funded Biomedical andHHMI has committed R219 million towards the construction of theK-RITH building with the balance being made up by the research bodya significant decline in overall population mortality and HIV-related adultHeaded by Professor Eleanor Preston-Whyte, HIVAN facilitatesTraditional health care practitioners being trained at the Medical SchoolLifelab and UKZN. The American institute will provide an additionalmortality following ART roll-out, in a high HIV prevalence community.networking in HIV and AIDS-related research and training.to enhance their ability to respond to the HIV and AIDS epidemic.US$40 million over the next 10 years to fund ongoing research into TBSubsequently, research has also shown a decline in early (0-2years) childhood mortality and it was estimated that the decline waspartly due to the roll-out of the PMTCT programme and reduction inthe number of HIV-infected children but mostly due to the roll-out of theEnhancing Care Initiative (ECI)Led by Professor Umesh Lalloo, this unit participates in the NIH-fundedKwaZulu-Natal Research Institute for TB andHIV/AIDS (K-RITH)and HIV at K-RITH.The institute, described as the most sophisticated of its kind in theworld, will offer state-of-the-art facilities for researchers and studentsfrom across southern Africa. Although current research will concentrateART programme.network of units conducting trials of therapeutics for HIV infection andFour areas of intensive research into tuberculosis (TB) and HIV/AIDSon TB and HIV, if circumstances and demands change in the future,HIV Economic and Research Division (HEARD)Since 1998, HEARD has grown under the leadership of Professor AlanWhiteside to become a well-established unit with several internationaland local projects investigating the socio-economic impact of AIDS. Thedivision conducts applied research and runs development interventionssubsequent complications in children and adults. ECI conducts trainingprogrammes for doctors and nurses on clinical AIDS management.The Columbia University-Southern AfricanFogarty AIDS Training and ResearchProgramme– which could yield significant breakthroughs within a few years inthe diagnosis, prevention and treatment of the killer diseases – areunderway at UKZN thanks to a multi-million rand grant from the HowardHughes Medical Institute (HHMI) in the United States.The grant, which is the largest ever provided by HHMI for medicalresearch outside the USA, will be used to:❉ Establish the KwaZulu-Natal Research Institute for Tuberculosisthe facilities can be easily adapted to meet new requirements andchallenges.Research is being led by the Dean of the Medical School, ProfessorWillem Sturm, in co-operation with local and United States researchers.Professor Sturm, highly respected internationally for his research intoTB, confidently forecasts positive and significant results within a fewyears.aimed at mobilising evidence for impact in health and HIV in SADCThis training and research programme led by Professor Quarraishaand HIV (K-RITH);countries and in the east Africa region. HEARD supports UNAIDS inAbdool Karim builds scientific capacity in HIV and AIDS and Tuberculosis❉ Construct a R308 million building for the institute on the groundsAfrica, the SADC Secretariat and the Parliamentary Forum and otherresearch in several countries in southern Africa to enhance continuingof the Nelson R Mandela School of Medicine in Durban;African leadership in responding to issues of health and HIV. HEARD’sefforts to counter the HIV/AIDS and TB epidemics.❉ Fund TB and HIV research at UKZN for the next 10 years.general objective is to improve private and public sector understandingof the socio-economic impacts of HIV/AIDS through applied researchfocus. Its aims are thus:Indigenous Health Care Systems❉ To promote multi-sectoral responses to the impact of HIV/AIDS.Leading medical scientist at the Nelson R Mandela School of Medicine,❉ To develop the practice of Health Economics throughout Africa andProfessor Nceba Gqaleni, occupies the Chair in Indigenous Healthdeveloping countries.Care Systems and conducts basic and applied research into traditional❉ To train business and community leaders, professionals andmedicines and African Health Care Systems. The Chair is essential ingovernment officials in strategic planning for the management ofproviding the academic link between national policy and implementation.HIV/AIDS.Indigenous Health Care Systems Research relates to activities aimedat improving the African traditional health system’s capacity to handleIt is supported by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Sida, thethe increased service requirements in such a way that it plays aGovernment of the Netherlands, Irish Aid and UNAIDS.meaningful role in promoting and improving the health of patients.HIV/AIDS Vaccine Ethics Group (HAVEG)This platform promotes bidirectional referrals between traditionalhealth practioners (THPs) and public health centres, and documentsethnomedical evidence, bioprospecting and other mechanisms toBased in the School of Psychology and led by Professor Grahamevaluate plant-based and herbal mixtures for biological activity withLindegger, HAVEG conducts research and training on the ethicaltherapeutic efficacy in the areas of cancer, TB, and HIV and AIDS.aspects of HIV vaccine trials.The chair – through research – contributes to developing scientificallyprovenAfrican traditional medicines and also to the institutionalisation12 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 13

StRAtEgiC initiAtivERESEARCH FOCUS AREASThe School of Biological and Conservation Sciences – within theTCollege of Agriculture, Engineering and Science – produces theTmost research publications within UKZN and includes several staffTmembers with National Research Foundation (NRF) ratings in variousTdisciplines.The recently established DST/NRF National Research TChair in evolutionary biology resides in the School. Research projectsare supported by several research centres and units housed in theSchool including the Centre for Plant Growth and Development,the Inland Invertebrate Initiative, the Pollution Research Group, theAmarula Elephant Research Programme and the Research Centre forAfrican Parrot Conservation.Local communities often participate in School research projectssuch as surveys of endangered fauna and flora, lion and elephantmonitoring and communal grazing management.The College celebrated a landmark occasion in 2008 with theopening of the 90-million Biological and Conservation Sciences buildingon the Westville campus. The state-of-the-art five-storey building hassignificantly boosted teaching and research facilities at the College.Head of the College and Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor RobSlotow, is an accomplished researcher and academic leader. He hascarried out extensive research in the areas of the management ofecologically and economically important large mammals, evolutionaryand ecological processes driving biodiversity, and conservationmanagement policy. Professor Slotow has made an invaluablecontribution towards lion and elephant management planning at theEzemvelo KZN Wildlife reserves and the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, aWorld Heritage Site. His scholarly research generated funding of morethan R15-million between 1996 and 2007.Meanwhile, the School’s Professor Patricia Berjak has rapidlyattained a position of international eminence for her fundamentalstudies on recalcitrant seeds and their conservation. She has alsodemonstrated the importance of seed-borne fungi in the loss of storageviability. Professor Berjak has established a world-class research groupin the School with activities which include fundamental and appliedrecalcitrant seed research, cryostorage and the provision of postgraduatelevel training in cryobiology.The School also boasts Professor Steve Johnson – a leadingspecialist in the field of plant pollination – who holds the South AfricanResearch Chair in Evolutionary Biology. Professor Johnson’s researchis aimed at understanding the evolutionary diversification of plants,particularly in southern Africa, the conservation of plant-pollinatormutualisms, and the reproductive biology of invasive species. He hasrecently developed a strong interest in the role of floral volatiles inmediating specialised plant-pollinator interactions, and has establisheda state-of-the-art laboratory for the study of chemical cues used byplants to attract insect pollinators.Biodiversity and Conservation22 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 23

RESEARCH FOCUS AREASBiotechnologyThe adoption of the National Biotechnology Strategy in 2001 hasTcreated the impetus for rapid growth in the field of biotechnology inTSouth Africa. Biotechnology is a broad multi-disciplinary area definedTas T“Any technological application that uses biological systems,Tliving organisms, or derivatives thereof, to make or modify products Tor processes for specific use”by the United Nations Convention onBiological Diversity. Biotechnology has applications in the medical,industrial, agricultural, and environmental fields.The University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) has responded wellto the challenges identified in the National Biotechnology Strategyand comprises a number of research groups involved in the varioussectors of biotechnology. The School of Biochemistry, Genetics, andMicrobiology is strategically placed to lead the biotechnology initiativeby providing a common link to various biotechnology research projectswithin UKZN. The curriculum of the School of Biochemistry, Geneticsand Microbiology is already geared to train students in various areasof biotechnology. A snapshot of some biotechnology research projectsundertaken at UKZN include:❉ The School of Chemistry’s research interests spans the disciplinesof organic synthesis, asymmetric catalysis, peptide drug designand computational chemistry. Collaborative research conducted atthe School includes- The testing of TB-drugs.- Testing of anti-fungal drugs.- Identification/Diagnosis of TB- Radio-labelled imaging agentsThe discipline is well equipped to conduct its research. Currently,the research focus is on using micrRNA species to type serum inpatients infected with TB. This has therapeutic potential in infectedpatients.❉ The Malaria Research Laboratory in the School of Biochemistry,Genetics and Microbiology on the Pietermaritzburg campus focuseson malaria biochemistry, diagnostics, vaccines, metabolism,sequestration, immunomodulation, antimalarial drug action andpotential drug targets. The team looks at developing new methodsof diagnosing malaria with a simple and cost effective dip-stickassay. They have developed an array of antibodies against anti-The School is equipped with an extensive range of moderninstrumentation and is probably the best-equipped centre onthe African continent. The instrumentation includes four NMRspectrometers (including 600 MHz with solids probe), and a widerange of chromatographic equipment including GC-MS, LC-MS andMALDI TOF.❉ The Discipline of Medical Biochemistry has a mini drug discoveryplatform set-up. Assays are conducted for various natural andsynthetic compounds to test for cytoxicity. An evaluation ofimmunotoxicity using apoptosis assays is also conducted. Acollaborative link with Virology at Inkosi Albert Luthuli Hospitalhas been established to screen compounds for anti-HIV activity.24 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 25

RESEARCH FOCUS AREASRESEARCH FOCUS AREAS❉ The Discipline of Biochemistry (Westville) in the School of❉ The Discipline of Microbiology (Westville) is undertaking a six-yearBiochemistry, Genetics, and Microbiology investigates the use ofcollaborative research project involving the “impact of irrigationnanotechnology in foreign gene delivery (classical gene therapy),water quality on the safety of fresh fruits and vegetables”.expression and gene silencing mediated by RNA interference. TheDiscipline has a dedicated cell/tissue culture facility. The Discipline❉ The Discipline of Microbiology (Westville) also investigatesalso focuses on yeast biotechnology, biofuel production, andbioremediation of water co-contaminated with chlorinated organicbiomarkers of metal pollution.compound and heavy metals and profiling the microbial populationand diversity involved in the degradation process. The presence❉ The Discipline of Genetics in the School of Biochemistry, Geneticsof both hydrolytic and reductive dehalogenases (involved in theand Microbiology focuses on the genetics of animals. Quantitative,degradation of chlorinated hydrocarbons) were identified in samplespopulation and molecular genetics technologies are employedcollected from a hydrocarbon contaminated site. This findingin unveiling the contribution that genes make to important traitsprovided strong evidence that bacteria capable of dehalogenationin animals. Molecular techniques are used to examine geneticof chlorinated hydrocarbons may colonise contaminated sitesfactors underpinning biological diversity in the field of Evolutionarywithout introduction and this is particularly important from theBiology. In the field redox systems biology, the research focus isviewpoints of toxicology and bioremediation. In addition, the totalon elucidating how the components in biological systems areDNA (metagenome) isolated from the contaminated site wasintegrated to give functional properties.sequenced by pyrosequencing. The sequence data providedinsights into the metabolic functioning of the microbial population in❉ The Discipline of Microbiology (Westville) conducts researchthe metagenome.on improving beer quality, such as profiling flavour active estermalarial drugs which can be used to track malaria drugs in a rangecompounds in beer under different fermentation and nutritionalA comparison of protein expressions of Acinetobacter calcoaceticusby Professor Cristina Trois. Its primary objective is to establish aof cells, tissues and body fluids. To understand how the diseaseconditions. The Discipline also focuses on extremophiles for theisolates LT1A and V2 during hydrocarbon degradation is also beingmultidisciplinary Renewable Energy Technology Centre whichaffects cells of the immune system during a malaria infection andisolation and identification of enzymes for use in the various industriesstudied.will: promote excellence in sustainable energy research andunder the influence of anti-malarial drug therapy, they employ X-Raysuch as paper and pulp and use as household detergents.technological development; foster scholarship and skills transfer;microanalysis. X-Ray microanalysis enables the measurement ofResearch is also carried out on biochemical and molecularand create and disseminate knowledge on renewable energy.minute changes in the concentrations of elements within individualBiofuels: biomining for novel, thermophilic enzymes forcharacterisation of bacteria isolated from wastewater treatmentOne of the main components of the project will be the developmentcells.The team has identified a malaria protein which has promisinglignocelluloses metabolism. Cloning in heterologous hosts, enzymeplant for chlorophenol degradation. Studies conducted focus onof short courses and modules for Masters students which will focusvaccine potential. The expression, location and structure of thecharacterisation. Construction of lignocelluloses-metabolisingthe genomic evolution and adaptation of phenol-degrading bacteriaon renewable energy and the different technologies associated withprotein are being studied.and ethanol fermenting strains. Construction of consortia forto lethal phenol concentrations. A virus evaluation programme ofit. There will also be a strong emphasis on research and a team oflignocelluloses bioconversion to ethanol.the Umgeni River in Durban is being carried out, as well as metalMSc and PhD students will be involved in related topics.❉ The Trypanosomiasis Laboratory within the School of Biochemistry,corrosion prevention by bio-competitive exclusion. Studies into theGenetics, and Microbiology (Pietermaritzburg) focuses on poultryBiopulping: Assessment of seasonal microflora variation andgeneration and on-site treatment of synthetic greywater for non-The I-REAP initiative plans to develop a full-scale commercially-pathogens and trypanosomes of importance in South Africa and thetheir physical and chemical effects on wood chips for the pulpingpotable application are also carried out by the Discipline.operated pilot project for the production of energy viathe anaerobicrest of Africa to develop diagnostic assays, therapeutic strategiesindustry.digestion of organic biomass, particularly agricultural waste. Theand ultimately vaccines against the diseases caused by these❉ Soil microbial response to climate changes and the implications onultimate aim of this Programme will be to make biogas-to-energy frominfectious agents. The research focuses on the molecules involvedEnzymes for industrial applications: Biomining of enzymescarbon-cycle feedbacks are being investigated by the Discipline ofwaste commercially viable in South Africa by introducing/developingin the binding of the pathogens to their host tissues, antigenicfrom extreme environments for application in renewable energyMicrobiology (Westville).appropriate technology. It will receive funding from the Nationaldifferences between different strains of pathogens and betweenproduction (biofuels) and biopulping. Gene and protein engineeringResearch Foundation’s Technology and Human Resources Programmethose of field strains and vaccine strains. Techniques in proteinto improve enzyme stability and activity. Creation of recombinant❉ The Integrated Renewable Energy Application Programme(THRIP) and the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC).purification and characterisation, immunochemistry and molecularstrains and consortia to degrade plant biomass and produce(I-REAP) is a collaborative endeavour between Karebo Powerbiology are employed.ethanol and pulp.Projects Pty Ltd and the University of KwaZulu-Natal and is headed26 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 27

LEAding RESEARCH CEntRESLeading Research CentresAfrican Vision Research Institute (AVRI)TThe idea of an African-led, African-based institute that would linkTintellectuals, institutions, organisations and other personnel in theTpursuit of confronting and dealing with the challenges of Africa’sTeye health issues was conceived by Professor Kovin Naidoo duringTa World Health Organisation meeting on Global Eye Research in TGeneva, Switzerland, in 2003 due to the lack of involvement by Africanresearchers.Professor Naidoo and colleagues from the rest of Africa introducedan institute that would enhance the research capacity on the Africancontinent by developing a cadre of trained researchers. ThroughAfrican Vision Research Institute (AVRI) research initiatives, it wouldaim to reduce the burden of blindness in Africa by conducting researchrelevant to disease control, human resource development andinfrastructure development.Core to the organisation would be tackling the enormous implicationsof the quality of life of individuals affected by blindness and the hugeeconomic burden that is placed on society.Professor Naidoo’s vision in 2003 has been realised to a largeextent in the establishment of the AVRI where he is now the CEO.AVRI’s vision is to be the premier site of research and developmentfor eye care and blindness prevention in Africa. Its research focuseson opportunities that will benefit the masses and includes work in theareas of Vision 2020 priorities which include: refractive error and lowvision, cataracts, trachoma, and childhood blindness.Astrophysics and Cosmology Research UnitTThe Astrophysics and Cosmology Research Unit is a recentlyTestablished centre based at UKZN and headed by Professor SunilTMaharaj.The broad goals of the Unit are to: T❉ Promote research in astrophysics and cosmology therebyadvancing the understanding of the universe and the diverse rangeof structures it contains.❉ Increase awareness of astrophysics and cosmology by informingthe public of the latest developments in these fields.The Unit aims to achieve these goals by:❉ A strong research programme centred on academic staff,postdoctoral researchers, postgraduate students, affiliatedresearchers and visitors.❉ Regular colloquia, technical seminars and journal club meetings aswell as the organisation of larger workshops and conferences.❉ Stronger links with local institutions and collaborations with leadinginternational research groups. The Unit identifies strongly with therecognition of astronomy as a focus area in South Africa.The South African Government has jointly funded the construction ofthe South African Large Telescope (Hyperlink:http://www.salt.ac.za\nSALT) and is strongly backing the South African bid to host theSquare Kilometre array (HYPERLINK http://ska.ac.za/ \nSKA). TheUnit is making significant, scientific contributions to various projectsassociated with these facilities as well as the national endeavour toadvance astronomy.28 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 29

LEAding RESEARCH CEntRESLEAding RESEARCH CEntRESThe Africa CentreThe African Centre for Crop ImprovementTThe Africa Centre for Health and Population Studies was establishedTin 1997 as an initiative of the former University of Natal and the SouthTAfrican Medical Research Council with funding from the WellcomeTrust, a United Kingdom-based medical charity.The Centre is based in Somkhele, in the south western part of Tthe Umkhanyakude district of northern KwaZulu-Natal, with accessResearch at the Centre is multi-disciplinary, using demography,epidemiology, social sciences, clinical, virological, immunological,bio-informatics and data base expertise to build a complex yetcomprehensive and truly exciting research portfolio aiming to furtherunderstanding the complex HIV dynamics in this rural population.TThe African Centre for Crop Improvement (ACCI) was established inT2001 to train African plant breeders, in Africa, on African food securityTcrops. It set out to train five cohorts of eight plant breeders, startingTwith the first cohort in 2002, with a vision of African scientists solvingTAfrica’s food problems. TThe ACCI was initially funded by the Rockefeller Foundation, butdisease and drought tolerance, and improved yields and quality, withthe aim of improving food security in 12 African countries, includingEthiopia, Kenya, Mozambique, Zambia and Malawi. A key feature ofthe project is that AGRA has committed itself to ongoing funding ofACCI graduates who continue to breed their chosen food crop, aimingThe resources which sustain all ongoing research include: theto deliver registered cultivars to farmers.to laboratories and offices at the first floor of the Doris Duke MedicalAfrica Centre Demographic Information System (ACDIS) based on thein 2007, they were joined by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation inTwenty six ACCI students graduated by April 2010, with anotherResearch Institute building in Umbilo. The Centre is located within thesocio-demographic household and the HIV behavioural surveillance,a consortium known as the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa10 expected to graduate in 2011. And ACCI graduates have started toCollege of Health Sciences at the University.the Bio-informatics Unit, the Africa Centre virology laboratory at the(AGRA), which is funding a second round of five cohorts of 10 ACCIregister a range of new cop cultivars in their home countries.The key objectives of the Centre’s current research activities (2007-Nelson Mandela Medical School in Durban, and the Hlabisa HIVstudents. This will bring the number of PhDs in plant breeding that theThe ACCI is a unit within the Faculty of Science and Agriculture,2012) are:Treatment and Care Programme. The Social Science research aimsACCI aims to train to over 80 graduates.based in Pietermaritzburg. The Director of the Centre is Professor❉ To further improve understanding of HIV dynamics and the impactto fill the gaps in understanding behaviour relevant to acquiring orThe ACCI students undertake academic studies for two yearsMark Laing whose research interests include: plant breeding, biologicalof antiretroviral treatment (ART) roll-out at individual, household,transmitting HIV, and to inform the development, and participate in thein Pietermaritzburg, then return home to conduct three years ofcontrol agents and the use of silicon in agriculture. The staff of the ACCIclinic, community level;evaluation, of supportive interventions. The Clinical research takes fullfield research, breeding African food security crops, primarily usingeach have their own plant breeding projects, including mutagenesis❉ To identify approaches to, and target groups for, interventions;advantage of our presence in, and involvement with the HIV Treatmentconventional plant breeding methods, in the environments in which theof sorghum and wheat, development of low phytic acid maize using❉ To evaluate interventions at individual, household and communityand Care Programme delivery, while the Population research chartsnew crop cultivars will be grown by small scale farmers.molecular markers, breeding for high beta-carotene maize and thelevel;the changing HIV epidemic in this rural population, including the impactThe focus of the PhD theses is on the applied breeding of keydevelopment of biofuel crops.❉ To implement and further evaluate HIV treatment and preventionof the treatment programme.food crops such as sorghum, cassava and cowpeas, for increasedprogrammes.The Centre for Critical Research on Race and Identity (CCRRI)Health Economics and HIV/AIDS Research Division (HEARD)LThe Centre for Critical Research on Race and Identity (ccrri) initiatesLThe Centre for Critical Research on Race and Identity (ccrri) initiatesLprojects and facilitates the study of race thinking and changing identitiesLso as to improve understanding of, and stimulate public dialogue about,Lthe various bases for perceptions of fixed human difference, in order toLpromote fluid notions of diversity and an open and democratic society. LLed by the Director, Professor Gerhard Maré, such a Centre isways of being in the social world, such as was envisaged during thestruggle against apartheid and captured in the process and content ofthe Freedom Charter in 1955, and since 1996 in the society envisionedin the final Constitution of the Republic of South Africa.By leading a transdisciplinary research agenda and building durablescholarly capacity through facilitating and initiating collaborativeHHEARD conducts research, builds capacity and enables leadership toHroll back the HIV and AIDS pandemic in Africa.HLed by Professor Alan Whiteside, HEARD conducts applied researchHand runs development interventions aimed at mobilising evidenceHfor impact in health and HIV in the Southern African Development HCommunity (SADC) and East Africa region. HEARD has been situatedimpacts of HIV and AIDS through an applied research focus;❉ To promote multi-sectoral responses to the impact of HIV and AIDS;❉ To develop the practice of Health Economics throughout Africa anddeveloping countries;❉ To train business and community leaders, professionals, and governmentofficials in strategic planning for the management of HIV and AIDS.critical because of the persistence in both old and emerging guises ofand comparative, historically located research both nationallyat UKZN since 1998 and collaborates with a range of institutional andessentialised identities; this is one of the most complex and destructiveand internationally, the Centre develops public debate, stimulatesindividual partners spanning the globe.Its general principles include:phenomena of contemporary times. In a world that continues to beconstructive dialogue, and aims to guide policy formation. It hostsHEARD supports UNAIDS in Africa, the SADC Secretariat and❉ Creative interventions through sound socio-economic analysis andbeset by large-scale human rights abuses and conflicts driven byresearch scholars at its excellent premises, where regular seminarsParliamentary Forum and other African leadership in responding tointerdisciplinary research;racism, xenophobia, intolerance and bigotry, there is a clear need toare also held, and organises discussion series and symposia. Teachingissues of health and HIV.❉ The transfer of skills;rekindle the study of race thinking and its pervasive impact. At theand supervision are complementary activities.Its general objectives are:❉ The sharing of knowledge;same time, it is essential that such research should address alternative❉To improve private and public sector understanding of the socio-economic❉ Capacity building.30 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 31

LEAding RESEARCH CEntRESThe Centre for the AIDS Programme of Research inSouth Africa (CAPRISA)CCInternational Programme of Research on AIDS (CIPRA) by five partnerCAPRISA was established in 2002 under the NIH-funded ComprehensiveCInternational Programme of Research on AIDS (CIPRA) by five partnerCinstitutions – the University of KwaZulu-Natal, University of Cape Town,CUniversity of the Western Cape, the National Institute for CommunicableCDiseases, and Columbia University in New York. CCAPRISA is a designated UNAIDS Collaborating Centre for HIVPrevention Research. The CIPRA grant served as an important catalystfor CAPRISA in creating and thereafter enabling the organisation tobecome one of the leading AIDS research organisations in South Africa.The main goal of CAPRISA is to undertake globally relevantand locally responsive research that contributes to understandingHIV pathogenesis, prevention and epidemiology as well as the linksbetween Tuberculosis (TB) and AIDS care.To achieve this goal, CAPRISA conducts research in four mainscientific programmes – HIV pathogenesis and vaccines, HIV and TBtreatment, microbiocides, and prevention and epidemiology, each witha focused set of projects and at least one pivotal study:❉ Prevention and Epidemiology: Several descriptive studies havebeen undertaken in Vulindlela to better understand epidemiology,risk factors and vulnerability to high rates of HIV infection in youngpeople as a prelude to the current Reducing HIV in Adolescents(RHIVA) trial of an innovative conditional cash transfer strategy toprevent HIV in this important group.❉ Microbiocides: In CAPRISA 004, an antiretroviral microbiocide,Tenofovir, is being investigated to assess its potential in preventingHIV infection.❉ HIV pathogenesis and vaccines: Acute HIV infection (CAPRISA002) is being investigated to generate new knowledge on how viraland host factors impact on the risk of HIV and its natural progressionas a key contribution to vaccine development and testing.❉ HIV and TB treatment: Clinical trials such as the SAPiT trial arebeing conducted to address the key questions and challenges facingco-treatment of HIV and TB. While not primarily a research focus,CAPRISA runs an AIDS care and treatment programme to care forcommunities it serves and the study participants who become HIVinfected in CAPRISA studies.A fifth area of research on the prevention of mother-to-child transmissionis conducted mainly in partnership with other Centres.Research activities at CAPRISA are supported by eight supportcores: administration, statistics, data management, laboratory,community, pharmacy, bioethics and information systems.32 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 33

Strategic initiativeSouth african reSearch chairS initiative (Sarchi)Chair in Applied PovertyReduction AssessmentProfessor Julian D Maymayj@ukzn.ac.zaSouth African ResearchChairs Initiative (SARChI)PProfessor Julian May is the NRF-funded South African Research ChairPin Applied Poverty Assessment to which he was appointed in 2009.PBetween 1994 and 1998, Professor May led the Poverty andPInequality P, Report, the first review of South Africa’s poverty reductionPpolicies in the post-apartheid era. PHe has worked with South African Government departments in thedevelopment of policy and monitoring systems, including social securityand land reform. Internationally, he has worked on an evaluation ofthe World Bank’s social fund programme in Jamaica, Nicaragua,Zambia and Malawi; biodiversity studies in Mozambique and Namibia;poverty reduction strategies in Lesotho, Zambia and Uganda; and onmonitoring and evaluation in Mauritius, Maldives, Namibia, Swazilandand Zimbabwe.Professor May was the principal researcher for the KwaZulu-NatalIncome Dynamics Survey (KIDS), a ten-year panel study of povertydynamics. With the support of funding received from the Economic andSocial Research Council (ESRC) and the European Union, this data isbeing further analysed in a project being conducted with the LondonSchool of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) and the Universityof Cape Town.Professor May is currently working with researchers in Senegal,Benin and Tanzania on a project exploring the implications of thehuman rights approach for PRSP budgeting as well as with researchersin Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda and Kenya investigating the impact ofinformation and communication technologies on poverty.He was a member of the South African Statistics Council between1994 and 2008 and is presently the lead consultant for Statistics SouthAfrica working on a new Living Conditions Survey.He is also a member of the Steering Committee of the South AfricanNational Income Dynamics Study; a Research Associate at the BrooksWorld Poverty Institute, University of Manchester; the InternationalFood Policy Research Institute, Washington; the Department ofSocial Policy, Oxford University; the South African Labour andDevelopment Research Unit, University of Cape Town; and a Fellowof the Comparative Research Program on Poverty at the University ofBergen. During 2002, he was a Visiting Professor at the Centre forInternational Poverty Studies, University of Bergen, and in 2008/9, avisiting researcher at LSHTM.He has edited three books, published more than 55 papers inbooks and academic journals, and produced more than 120 workingpapers, research reports and other publications. His research interestsare poverty and inequality, agrarian reform, and impact assessmentmethodologies.34 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 35

South african reSearch chairS initiative (Sarchi)South african reSearch chairS initiative (Sarchi)Chair in IndigenousHealth Care SystemsProfessor Nceba Gqalenigqalenin@ukzn.ac.zaChair in Systems Biology ofHIV and AIDSProfessor Thumbi Ndung’undungu@ukzn.ac.zaLeading medical scientist at the Nelson R Mandela School of Medicine,LProfessor Nceba Gqaleni, occupies the Chair in Indigenous HealthLCare Systems and conducts basic and applied research into traditionalLmedicine and African Health Care systems.LThe Chair is essential in providing the academic link betweenLnational policy and implementation. Indigenous Health Care SystemsResearch relates to activities aimed at improving the African traditionalhealth system’s capacity to handle the increased service requirementsin such a way that it plays a meaningful role in promoting and improvingthe health of patients. This platform will promote bidirectional referralsbetween traditional health practitioners and public health centres, anddocument ethnomedical evidence, bioprospecting and other mechanismsto evaluate plant-based and herbal mixtures for biological activity withtherapeutic efficacy in the areas of cancer, TB, and HIV/AIDS.The Chair will – through research – contribute to developingscientifically proven African traditional medicines and also to theinstitutionalisation of the African traditional health care system. Variousprojects currently exist and include the United States governmentfundedBiomedical and Traditional Healing Collaboration on HIV/AIDS, the NIH/NCCAM funded traditional medicine clinical trial atEdendale Hospital in Pietermaritzburg, and the Department of Scienceand Technology IKS Bioprospecting Programme.Chair in Gravitating SystemsProfessor Thumbi Ndung’u holds the position of Associate Professor inPHIV/AIDS Research at the University of KwaZulu-Natal and is DirectorPof the HIV Pathogenesis Programme (HPP), a collaborative initiativePbetween UKZN, Harvard Medical School and University of Oxford.PHPP is dedicated to understanding host-pathogens interactions in HIVPand TB infections, particularly immune responses and to the training ofglobally competitive African scientists.Professor Ndung’u, his team and their collaborators are currentlystudying how certain individuals are able to resist HIV-1 infectiondespite evidence of persistent exposure and how certain HIV-1 infectedpeople are able to achieve relative control of HIV-1 replication. Theknowledge gained from studies of people able to resist or control HIV-1may eventually be used to develop novel vaccines or therapies againstHIV and AIDS.A graduate of the University of Nairobi and Harvard University,Professor Ndung’u is a molecular virologist by training based atthe Doris Duke Medical Research Institute at UKZN’s NelsonR Mandela School of Medicine. In 2007 he was awardedthe prestigious Vice-Chancellor’s Research Award forexceptional research and research-related scholarlyactivities. He was previously awarded the Edgar HaberAward at Harvard University for outstanding doctoral thesis research.Professor Ndung’u’s previous significant research accomplishmentsinclude the development of the first full-length infectious clone of HIV-1C from Africa, an important reagent for detailed genetic studies of thisstrain. This genetic tool allows for various studies on drug sensitivityand vaccine design to be conducted. He is also credited with thegeneration of a subtype C simian human immunodeficiency virus(SHIV), a genetic chimera between HIV and SIV viruses that allows theuse of rhesus monkey models to conduct HIV vaccine tests. Recently,his group has contributed to the understanding of adaptive and innateimmune mechanisms against HIV-1 in patients and viral adaptation tothese responses.Professor Ndung’u’s main research interests are in the host-virusinteractions underlying HIV and AIDS pathogenesis andantiviral immune responses. He is also interested inthe development of biomedical interventions thatcan be used in resource-limited settings to stopthe spread of HIV and AIDS.He is currently Co-Chair of the Young andEarly Career Investigators Committee (YECIC)of the Global HIV Vaccine Enterprise.Professor Sunil Maharajmaharaj@ukzn.ac.zaProfessor Sunil Maharaj is the holder of the prestigious South AfricanPResearch Chair in Gravitating Systems. In 2009 he was made a FellowPof UKZN for his research contributions.Professor Maharaj, who is the Director of the Astrophysics and PCosmology Research Unit in the School of Mathematical Sciences,focuses his primary research on the modelling of astrophysicalprocesses in relativistic stars and the mathematics of large scaledynamics in cosmology.His contribution, in collaboration with many MSc and PhD students,to science and technology is manifested in his work on gravitationalforces within the context provided by Einstein’s theory of generalrelativity. These works include: exact solutions of the Einstein Fieldequations, the structure of ultra compact stars and the thermodynamicsof radiating matter.38 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 39

nrf a-rateD reSearcherSNATIONAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION (NRF) A-rated researchers are defined as “researchers who areunequivocally recognised by their peers as leading international scholars in their field for the highquality and impact of their recent research outputs”.Professor Patricia BerjakNRF-Rated ResearchersProfessor Patricia BerjakPof the School of BiologicalPand Conservation SciencesPhas a BSc Hons (1st PClass) in Biochemistryfrom the University of theWitwatersrand and a PhD onthe causes of deteriorationof stored maize seeds fromthe former University of Natal.Her early achievements, while working on orthodox (desiccationtolerant) seeds are exemplified by five papers from her doctoralthesis being published in international literature, the findings ofwhich contributed a major chapter, demonstrating the importance ofmembrane deterioration in viability loss in the definitive book SeedViabilityby EH Roberts.Thereafter, Professor Berjak rapidly attained a position ofinternational eminence for her fundamental studies on recalcitrantseeds and their conservation. She has also demonstrated theimportance of seed-borne fungi in the loss of viability of recalcitrantseeds in storage.Professor Berjak has mentored many young researchers acrossthe spectrum of race and gender. Since 1978 she has supervised, tograduation, 40 MSc students and 16 PhD students, many of whomhave gone on to establish successful scientific careers of their own,both in South Africa and abroad.Professor Berjak teaches seed biology at the senior undergraduatelevel, and is a leader of two Honours modules, focusing on desiccationsensitivityand desiccation-tolerance, and cryobiology, respectively.She also consistently inducts interns at senior undergraduate level intoresearch, of which there are presently four.Professor Berjak has established a world-class research groupin the School of Biological and Conservation Sciences and currentlyholds the positions of Emeritus Professorship and Senior ResearchAssociate. The activities of her group include fundamental andapplied recalcitrant seed research, cryostorage and the provision ofpost-graduate level training in cryobiology. The high esteem in whichinternational colleagues hold Professor Berjak is attested by herinvitations to work in laboratories abroad and to attend numerousinternational conferences as a keynote speaker.She has published 167 peer-reviewed papers in the internationalliterature and 60 book chapters and full-length peer-reviewed conferenceproceedings.In 2005, the Darwin Initiative of the UK Government awarded hera major competitive grant in collaboration with the Millennium SeedBank, Royal Botanic Gardens Kew.Professor Berjak’s significant achievements and esteem indicatorsare:❉Pioneering recalcitrant seed cryopreservation using non-empiricalapproaches that aim to facilitate understanding of the fundamentalbasis of seed biology, desiccation and cryobiology;❉ Elected Fellow of the University of Natal in 1994;❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉Elected Member of the Academy of Science of South Africa in1996;Awarded the Silver Medal of the South African Association ofBotanists in 2001;Received the most Distinguished Woman Scientist award fromSouth Africa’s Department of Science and Technology in 2004;Inducted Fellow of the Academy of Sciences for the DevelopingWorld (TWAS) in 2005;Received the National Order of Mapungubwe from the StatePresident of South Africa in 2006, in recognition of her work in seedscience;Awarded the Gold Medal of the South African Association ofBotanists (SAAB) in 2006;Assumed the Presidency of the International Society for SeedScience (ISTA) in 2008 following a unanimous vote to President-Elect in 2005;Recipient of the Lifetime Achiever Award in 2008, from the Presidentof South Africa’s National Research Foundation.40 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 41

nrf a-rateD reSearcherSnrf a-rateD reSearcherSProfessor Michael ChapmanProfessor Michael HenningMProfessor Michael Chapman,MProfessor Michael Chapman,MSenior Professor of EnglishMand University ResearchMFellow was UKZN’s firstMNRF A-rated researcher inMthe arts and social sciences.The rating indicates thatProfessor Chapman isrecognised by his peers asa world leader in the field ofSouth African and African literature.Professor Chapman has produced major works on, among others,the poets Roy Campbell and Douglas Livingstone, the new black poetsof the 1970s, and the Drum short-story writers of the 1950s. His study,South African English Poetry: A Modern Perspective(1984) won theSanlam Award for literary criticism.His literary history, Southern African Literatures(1996) receivedboth the University of Natal Book Prize and the prestigious Bill VenterPrize for academic writing. His collection of essays, Art Talk, PoliticsTalk (2006), was the winner of the 2006/2007 University of KwaZulu-Natal Book Prize.As project leader of the UKZN-based South African Literary-Cultural Group, Professor Chapman edited the collection of essays,Postcolonialism: South African Perspectives(2008) and, together withcolleague Emeritus Professor Margaret Lenta, compiled the special 21stanniversary issue of the accredited journal, Current Writing (21,1&2,2009), entitled: Beyond 2000: South African Literature Today.A member of the advisory board of the Ferguson Centre for Africanand Asian Studies (Open University, UK), the intercultural committee ofthe International Comparative Literature Association, and a researchfellow of the Stellenbosch University Institute for Advanced Study,Professor Chapman was awarded the Gold Medal of the EnglishAssociation of Southern Africa in recognition of his services to Englisheducation.DDeveloping new techniquesDin the mathematical area ofDgraph theory and embarkingDon collaborative researchDprojects that has advancedDresearch in his field earnedProfessor Michael Henningthe National ResearchFoundation (NRF) A-ratingfor the period 2009-2014.In awarding Professor Henning his latest research accolade, theNRF commended him for his “deep breadth in his collaborations”and “for introducing completely new techniques and results in a veryaccessible way”.Professor Henning, a Pure Mathematician based at the School ofMathematical Sciences at the Pietermaritzburg campus, has focusedhis recent research on the interplay between total domination in graphsand transversals in hypergraphs. His research accomplishments todate include the publication of over 250 research papers in internationalmathematics journals.Professor Henning received the award for Research Distinction bythe South African Mathematical Society in 2005, and in 2000 was therecipient of the Hall Medal which “recognizes outstanding researchachievements” by the Institute of Combinatorics and its Applicationsbased in Canada. He serves on the editorial boards of two internationalscientific journals.He obtained his PhD in mathematics in 1989 from the formerUniversity of Natal and began his academic career as a lecturer at theUniversity of Natal in January 1991.Professor Rob GousProfessor Steve JohnsonRespectedacademic,Rleading scientist andResearch Fellow, ProfessorRob Gous of the School ofRAgricultural Sciences andRAgribusiness, was awardedthe prestigious ‘A’ ratingstatus by the NationalResearch Foundation (NRF)following a re-evaluation ofhis research progress. It was the second time that Professor Gous hasreceived the rating, the first time being about 10 years ago.Both awards were in recognition of his contribution in the field ofpoultry science.Professor Gous’s research over the past 20 years has involved thedevelopment of simulation models that predict food intake and growthof broilers and pigs. The simulation models initially provided answersto ‘what-if’ scenarios but he and his team have moved on from thereand they now optimise the way in which broilers and pigs should befed to maximise any one of a number of objective functions, such asmargin over feed cost or feed conversion efficiency.Professor Gous said the models were being used successfullyaround the world, adding that the great advantage of modelling was thatit identified areas of research which were useful and usually unique.As a result he has been in a position to give his postgraduatestudents interesting projects to work on from which they have benefittedenormously.Professor Gous has been Chairman of the South African Branch ofthe World’s Poultry Science Association (WPSA) for many years, andwas recently elected senior Vice-President of the World body of theWPSA, having served on it previously from 2000-2004.He retired from the University of KwaZulu-Natal at the end of 2007but has an office at the University’s research farm where he continuesto conduct research, write and referee scientific papers. He regularlyreceives invitations to present papers at national and internationalconferences.PProfessor Steve JohnsonPholds the South AfricanPResearch Chair inPEvolutionary Biology and isPa Professor in the School ofPBiological and ConservationSciences on UKZN’sPietermaritzburg campus.His PhD on the pollinationof plants in the Cape flora was obtained from the University of CapeTown in 1994 and he has since become a leading specialist in the fieldof plant pollination biology.Professor Johnson’s research is aimed at understanding theevolutionary diversification of plants, particularly in southern Africa,the conservation of plant-pollinator mutualisms, and the reproductivebiology of invasive species. He has recently developed a strong interestin the role of floral volatiles in mediating specialised plant-pollinatorinteractions, and has established a state-of-the-art laboratory for thestudy of chemical cues used by plants to attract insect pollinators.Professor Johnson has published more than 160 peer-reviewedscientific papers, co-authored a book on the Natural History of TableMountainand has also written many popular science articles. He iscurrently on the editorial boards of two international journals, Oecologiaand Arthropod-Plant Interactions, and was guest editor for a specialissue of the South African Journal of Botanyin 2009. He received theNational Research Foundation (NRF) President’s Award in 1999 andcurrently holds an A2-rating from the NRF.42 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 43

nrf P-rateD reSearcherNRF P-rated researchers are “young researchers (normally younger than 35 years of age), who haveheld the doctorate or equivalent qualification for less than five years at the time of application andwho, on the basis of exceptional potential demonstrated in their published doctoral work and/or theirresearch outputs in their early post-doctoral careers are considered likely to become future leaders intheir field”.Dr Serban ProchesDDLecturer in Biogeography inDr Serban Proches – a SeniorDLecturer in Biogeography inDthe School of EnvironmentalDSciences on the Westville Dcampus – hails fromBucharest, Romania, wherehe studied up to Masterslevel and acquired a goodcommand of plant and insectdiversity. Dr Proches movedto Durban in 1999 to study towards a PhD with Dr David Marshall ofthe then University of Durban-Westville (UDW)’s Zoology Department,which he completed in 2001.After six years of postdoctoral projects in Port Elizabeth withProfessor Richard Cowling and Professor Graham Kerley; inStellenbosch with Professor Dave Richardson and Professor StevenChown, and in Pietermaritzburg with Professor Steve Johnson, DrProches returned to Durban in 2008.He is interested in alien species invasions, plant-insect interactions,global bio-geography and phylogenetic patterns. He has authored50 journal articles and is an associate editor of the Journal ofBiogeography.Dr Proches’ most recent projects focus on the region stretchingfrom Port Elizabeth to Maputo in Mozambique (and thus centred inDurban) and recognised as one of world’s 34 biodiversity hotspots.The patterns of species endemism and diversity in this region canbe used to disentangle the dynamics of forest, grassland, thicket andsavanna vegetation with climate change, and to inform conservationdecisions. In particular, Dr Proches focuses on weevils (Coleoptera:Curculionidae) associated with plants endemic to this region – asindicators of plant persistence and climatic stability.With more than 10 000 species in South Africa and hundreds ofthousands worldwide, weevils are the most diverse group of organismsregionally and globally, and vary enormously in colour and shape, butare severely understudied in southern Africa. Most of the species arespecialists associated with one plant species or a few related species,and cannot survive without large populations of their host plants.Several weevil lineages survived over tens of millions of years in thisregion, some ever since the break-up of Gondwanaland, but currentlyface threats from insecticide use and unsustainable plant collection.44 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 45

other nrf rateD reSearcherS 2008Other NRF Rated Researchers – 2008AdaliCOLLEgE OF AgRICULTURE, ENgINEERINg AND SCIENCEFACULTy OF ENgINEERINgSURNAmE NAmE TITLE SCHOOLSarp ProfessorMechanical EngineeringBezuidenhout Carel ProfessorAgricultural Engineering and Environmental HydrologyBojeBrightCarskyEitelbergJewittOrtmannPegramEdward ProfessorElectrical and Electronic EngineeringGlen ProfessorMechanical EngineeringMilan ProfessorChemical EngineeringEduard ProfessorElectrical and Electronic EngineeringGraham ProfessorAgricultural Engineering and Environmental HydrologyGerald ProfessorAgricultural Engineering and Environmental HydrologyGeoff ProfessorCivil EngineeringRamjugernath Deresh ProfessorChemical EngineeringAriattiArmstrongBaboolalBalaBanasiakBandaBeckettFACULTy OF SCIENCE AND AgRICULTUREMario ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesJuliet ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsDharma ProfessorMathematical SciencesMohammedDrChemistryJacek ProfessorMathematical SciencesMapundiDrMathematical SciencesRichard ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesBharuth-Ram Krish ProfessorPhysicsBobBurnettCiacciarielloDankelmannDe LangeDiabDownsDoyleErwinFordFriedrichGoldringGovinderGreenGutevUrmilla ProfessorEnvironmental SciencesWendyMarianaDrDrPeter ProfessorMathematical SciencesOwen ProfessorPhysicsRoseanne ProfessorEarth SciencesSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesColleen ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesTerry ProfessorPhysicsDavidDrTony ProfessorChemistryHolger ProfessorChemistryMathematical SciencesDean ProfessorBiochemistry, Genetics, Micro and Plant PathologyKesh ProfessorMathematical SciencesMary-Ann ProfessorAgriscience and AgribusinessValentin ProfessorMathematical SciencesHellbergHeyHughesHughesJaganyiFACULTy OF SCIENCE AND AgRICULTURESURNAmE NAmE TITLE SCHOOLManfred ProfessorPhysicsJohn ProfessorPhysicsArthur ProfessorPhysicsJeffrey ProfessorEnvironmental SciencesDeogratius ProfessorChemistryJonnalagadda Sreekantha ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesJuergensKiokoKonradKoopmanKrugerLeachLightLinLovegroveMaceMaharajMaharajMartincighMcCourtModiMoodleyMooriMoyoAndreasJosephDrDrSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesScience AccessThomas ProfessorPhysicsAdrian ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsGert ProfessorChemistryPeter ProfessorMathematical SciencesMarnieDrSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesJohnson ProfessorBiochemistry, Genetics, Micro and Plant PathologyBarry ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesRichardDrPhysicsSunil ProfessorMathematical SciencesPranitha ProfessorSociology and Social StudiesBice ProfessorChemistryStephen ProfessorEnvironmental SciencesAlbertKavilanDrDrAgriscience and AgribusinessMathematical SciencesJamshid ProfessorMathematical SciencesThomasDrMukaratirwa Samuel DrMunroMutangaNaidooNgilaNsahlaiPhysicsOrde ProfessorChemistryOnisimoDrSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesEnvironmental SciencesGonasagren ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesCatherineDrChemistryIgnatius ProfessorAgriscience and AgribusinessOlaniran A DrPammenterParkinsonPerrinPerrissinottoPetruccionePillayRafteryRobinsonRodriguesBiochemistry, Genetics, Micro and Plant PathologyNorman ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesJeanDrScience AccessMichael ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesRenzo ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesFrancesco ProfessorPhysicsBala ProfessorBiochemistry, Genetics, Micro and Plant PathologyJames ProfessorMathematical SciencesRoss ProfessorChemistryBernardoDrMathematical Sciences46 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 47

other nrf rateD reSearcherS 2008 other nrf rateD reSearcherS 2008ScharlerSchmidtScottSergiSibandaSlotowSmitSmithersThandarUkenFACULTy OF SCIENCE AND AgRICULTURESURNAmE NAmE TITLE SCHOOLUrsulaStefanDrDrSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesDianne ProfessorEnvironmental SciencesAlessandro ProfessorPhysicsPrecious ProfessorMathematical SciencesBiochemistry, Genetics, Micro and Plant PathologyRob ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesAJDrSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesJeffrey ProfessorAgricultural Engineering and Environmental HydrologyAhmed ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesRonDrGeological Sciencesvan den Berg John ProfessorMathematical SciencesVan Heerden Fanie ProfessorChemistryvan StadenWalkerWardWattZwolinskiJohannes ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesDave ProfessorPhysicsDavid ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesPaula ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesJanusz ProfessorForestryMcQuoid-Mason David ProfessorMubangiziWhitesideDanielsEssackGovenderjohnCOLLEgE OF LAw AND mANAgEmENT STUDIESProfessorFACULTy OF LAwLawLawAlan ProfessorHEARDFACULTy OF mANAgEmENT STUDIESCOLLEgE OF HEALTH SCIENCESFACULTy OF HEALTH SCIENCESWilliam ProfessorHuman PhysiologySabiha ProfessorPharmacy and PharmacologyThaviDrPharmacy and PharmacologyMusabayane Cephas ProfessorHuman PhysiologyNaidooNcamaNdung'uOjewoleStrinivasenBusisiweDrDrTherapeutics and Medicine ManagementNursingThumbi ProfessorMolecular VirologyJohn ProfessorPharmacy and PharmacologyPeters-Futre Edith ProfessorMedical SciencesPillay Manormoney (Cookie) Dr Medical MicrobiologySatyapalUysGqaleniKvalsvigMadibaKapil ProfessorClinical AnatomyLeana ProfessorNursingNELSON R mANDELA SCHOOL OF mEDICINENceba ProfessorHuman PhysiologyJane ProfessorFamily and Public HealthTE ProfessorGeneral SurgeryMoodleyNaickerNaidooNaidooTaylorBallantineBondCalderCollierCollierCoullieDe MeyerDenisDimitriuDraperDurrheimGreenHenziHiltonNELSON R mANDELA SCHOOL OF mEDICINESURNAmE NAmE TITLE SCHOOLLeeb du ToitMareMuroveNgulubePattmanJack ProfessorWomen's HealthAnita ProfessorOptics and Imaging CentreRajan ProfessorOccupational HealthRichard ProfessorCAPRISAMyraDrFamily and Public HealthCOLLEgE OF HUmANITIESFACULTy OF HUmANITIES, DEvELOPmENT STUDIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCESChristopher ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsPatrick ProfessorCivil SocietyIan ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsJohn ProfessorPhilosophy and EthicsJohn ProfessorPhilosophy and EthicsJudith ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsBernard DeMeyerLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsPhillippe ProfessorTheology and ReligionIleana ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsJonathan ProfessorTheology and ReligionKevin ProfessorPscychologyMichael ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsPeter ProfessorPscychologyJohn ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsJuliette ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsGerry ProfessorSociology and Social StudiesMunyaradziDrPhilosophy and EthicsPatrick ProfessorSociology and Social StudiesRob ProfessorSociology and Social StudiesSooryamoorthy R ProfessorSociology and Social StudiesStiebelStilwellStobieTeer-TomaselliTomaselliWestButhelezide Langede VilliersDeaconFrancisMorrellLindy ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsChristine ProfessorSociology and Social StudiesCherylDrPhilosophy and EthicsRuth ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsKeyan ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsGerald ProfessorTheology and ReligionThabisileDrFACULTy OF EDUCATIONEducationNaydene ProfessorEducationMichael ProfessorEducationRoger ProfessorEducationDennis ProfessorEducationRobert ProfessorEducation48 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 49

other nrf rateD reSearcherS 2009Other NRF Rated Researchers – 2009AdaliCOLLEgE OF AgRICULTURE, ENgINEERINg AND SCIENCEFACULTy OF ENgINEERINgNAmE SURNAmE TITLE SCHOOLSarp ProfessorMechanical EngineeringBezuidenhout Carel ProfessorAgricultural Engineering and Environmental HydrologyBojeBrightCarskyEitelbergJewittOrtmannPegramEdward ProfessorElectrical and Electronic EngineeringGlen ProfessorMechanical EngineeringMilan ProfessorChemical EngineeringEduard ProfessorElectrical and Electronic EngineeringGraham ProfessorAgricultural Engineering and Environmental HydrologyGerald ProfessorAgricultural Engineering and Environmental HydrologyGeoff ProfessorCivil EngineeringRamjugernath Deresh ProfessorChemical EngineeringAriattiBaboolalBalaBanasiakBandaBeckettFACULTy OF SCIENCE AND AgRICULTUREMario ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesDharma ProfessorMathematical SciencesMohammedDrChemistryJacek ProfessorMathematical SciencesMapundiDrMathematical SciencesRichard ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesBharuth-Ram Krish ProfessorPhysicsBobBurnettCiacciarielloDankelmannDe LangeDiabDownsDoyleErwinFordFriedrichGoldringGovinderGreenGutevHellbergHeyHughesHughesUrmilla ProfessorEnvironmental SciencesWendyMarianaDrDrPeter ProfessorMathematical SciencesOwen ProfessorPhysicsRoseanne ProfessorEarth SciencesSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesColleen ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesTerry ProfessorPhysicsDavidDrTony ProfessorChemistryHolger ProfessorChemistryMathematical SciencesDean ProfessorBiochemistry, Genetics, Micro and Plant PathologyKesh ProfessorMathematical SciencesMary-Ann ProfessorAgriscience and AgribusinessValentin ProfessorMathematical SciencesManfred ProfessorPhysicsJohn ProfessorPhysicsArthur ProfessorPhysicsJeffrey ProfessorEnvironmental SciencesJaganyiFACULTy OF SCIENCE AND AgRICULTURENAmE SURNAmE TITLE SCHOOLDeogratius ProfessorChemistryJonnalagadda Sreekantha ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesJuergensKiokoKonradKrugerLeachLightLinLovegroveMaceMaharajMaharajMartincighMcCourtModiMoodleyMooriMoyoAndreasJosephDrDrSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesScience AccessThomas ProfessorPhysicsGert ProfessorChemistryPeter ProfessorMathematical SciencesMarnieDrSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesJohnson ProfessorBiochemistry, Genetics, Micro and Plant PathologyBarry ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesRichardDrPhysicsSunil ProfessorMathematical SciencesPranitha ProfessorSociology and Social StudiesBice ProfessorChemistryStephen ProfessorEnvironmental SciencesAlbertKavilanDrDrAgriscience and AgribusinessMathematical SciencesJamshid ProfessorMathematical SciencesThomasDrMukaratirwa Samuel DrMunroMutangaNaidooNgilaNsahlaiPhysicsOrde ProfessorChemistryOnisimoDrSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesEnvironmental SciencesGonasagren ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesCatherineDrChemistryIgnatius ProfessorAgriscience and AgribusinessOlaniran A DrParkinsonPammenterPerrinPerrissinottoPetruccionePillayRafteryRobinsonRodriguesScharlerSchmidtScottSergiSibandaSlotowJeanDrBiochemistry, Genetics, Micro and Plant PathologyScience AccessNorman ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesMichael ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesRenzo ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesFrancesco ProfessorPhysicsBala ProfessorBiochemistry, Genetics, Micro and Plant PathologyJames ProfessorMathematical SciencesRoss ProfessorChemistryBernardoUrsulaStefanDrDrDrMathematical SciencesSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesDianne ProfessorEnvironmental SciencesAlessandro ProfessorPhysicsPrecious ProfessorMathematical SciencesBiochemistry, Genetics, Micro and Plant PathologyRob ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation Sciences50 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 51

other nrf rateD reSearcherS 2009other nrf rateD reSearcherS 2009SmitSmithersThandarUkenFACULTy OF SCIENCE AND AgRICULTURENAmE SURNAmE TITLE SCHOOLAJDrSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesJeffrey ProfessorAgricultural Engineering and Environmental HydrologyAhmed ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesRonDrGeological Sciencesvan den Berg John ProfessorMathematical SciencesVan Heerden Fanie ProfessorChemistryvan StadenWalkerWardWattZwolinskiJohannes ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesDave ProfessorPhysicsDavid ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesPaula ProfessorSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesJanusz ProfessorForestryMcQuoid-Mason David ProfessorMubangiziWhitesideDanielsEssackGovenderJohnCOLLEgE OF LAw AND mANAgmENT STUDIESProfessorLawLawAlan ProfessorHEARDFACULTy OF LAwFACULTy OF mANAgEmENT STUDIESCOLLEgE OF HEALTH SCIENCESFACULTy OF HEALTH SCIENCESWilliam ProfessorHuman PhysiologySabiha ProfessorPharmacy and PharmacologyThaviDrPharmacy and PharmacologyMusabayane Cephas ProfessorHuman PhysiologyNaidooNcamaOjewoleStrinivasenBusisiweDrDrTherapeutics and Medicine ManagementNursingJohn ProfessorPharmacy and PharmacologyPeters-Futre Edith ProfessorMedical SciencesPillay Manormoney (Cookie) Dr Medical MicrobiologySatyapalTaylorUysCoutsoudisGqaleniKvalsvigMadibaMoodleyNaickerNaidooKapil ProfessorClinical AnatomyMyraDrLeana ProfessorNursingFamily and Public HealthNELSON R mANDELA SCHOOL OF mEDICINEAnna ProfessorMaternal, Child and Women’s HealthNceba ProfessorHuman PhysiologyJane ProfessorFamily and Public HealthTE ProfessorGeneral SurgeryJack ProfessorWomen’s HealthAnita ProfessorOptics and Imaging CentreRajan ProfessorOccupational and Environmental HealthNaidooNdung’uNewellArmstrongBallantineBondCalderCollierCollierCoullieDe MeyerDenisDimitriuDraperDurrheimGreenHenziHiltonKoopmanLeeb du ToitMareMuroveNgulubePattmanRichard ProfessorCAPRISAThumbi ProfessorMolecular VirologyMarie Louise ProfessorAfrica CentreCOLLEgE OF HUmANITIESFACULTy OF HUmANITIES, DEvELOPmENT AND SOCIAL SCIENCESNAmE SURNAmE TITLE SCHOOLJuliet ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsChristopher ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsPatrick ProfessorCivil SocietyIan ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsJohn ProfessorPhilosophy and EthicsJohn ProfessorPhilosophy and EthicsJudith ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsBernard DeMeyerLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsPhillippe ProfessorTheology and ReligionIleana ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsJonathan ProfessorTheology and ReligionKevin ProfessorPscychologyMichael ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsPeter ProfessorPscychologyJohn ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsAdrian ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsJuliette ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsGerry ProfessorSociology and Social StudiesMunyaradziDrPhilosophy and EthicsPatrick ProfessorSociology and Social StudiesRob ProfessorSociology and Social StudiesSooryamoorthy R ProfessorSociology and Social StudiesStiebelStilwellStobieTeer-TomaselliTomaselliButhelezide Langede VilliersDeaconFrancisMorrellLindy ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsChristine ProfessorSociology and Social StudiesCherylDrPhilosophy and EthicsRuth ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsKeyan ProfessorLiterary Studies, Media and Creative ArtsThabisileDrFACULTy OF EDUCATIONEducationNaydene ProfessorEducationMichael ProfessorEducationRoger ProfessorEducationDennis ProfessorEducationRobert ProfessorEducation52 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 53

Professor Michael GreenDProfessor Michael Green, a formerDProfessor Michael Green, a formerDProfessor and Head of the School ofDLiterary Studies, Media and CreativeDArts at UKZN, considers recognition as Da UKZN Research Fellow for 2009 the“highest honour” of his research career.The UKZN alumnus who acquired his Bachelor of Arts degree inEnglish, Drama and Philosophy at the former University of Natal in1977 and a BA Honours in English in 1978, was conferred with the titleof Research Fellow as a result of wide-ranging research in southernAfrican literary studies and in creative writing. His Masters and doctoraldegrees in English were acquired through Stanford University in theUnited States and the University of York in the UK, respectively.Professor Green, now a Reader in Creative Writing in the Division ofEnglish and Creative Writing at Northumbria University, United Kingdom,has engaged in research on creative writing pedagogy; South Africanliterary history; and the uses of history in South African fiction over a 20-yearperiod.His publications include the scholarly monograph Novel Histories:Past, Present and Future in South African Fiction, published in 1997,and two works of fiction: Sinking: A Verse Novella, which won theUniversity of Natal Book Prize in 1998, and For the Sake of Silence,which won the Olive Schreiner Prize for Prose in 2010.Peer-reviewed journals that have published Professor Green’sresearch include: the Journal of Southern African Studies, Englishin Africa, Research in African Literatures, World Literature Written inEnglish, Current Writing, and the English Academy Review.Professor Shunmugam GovenderFellows of the UniversityPProfessor Shunmugam Govender, thePHead of the Department of OrthopaedicPSurgery at the Nelson R Mandela SchoolPof Medicine was recognised as a UKZN PResearch Fellow in 2009 for researchendeavours spanning 24 years.Orthopaedic research in the areas of spinal deformity, trauma,infection and fracture healing have captured the interest of ProfessorGovender in the course of his career, resulting in the publication of 106articles in peer-reviewed journals and chapters in five textbooks.His selection as Research Fellow comes in the wake of knowledgeproduction in the area of spinal deformity, focusing on spinal tuberculosis(TB) and spinal infection (fungal and parasitic) among HIV positive andnegative patients. In patients with paraplegia due to hydatid infestationhe developed a radical procedure, total vertebrectomy, to eradicatethe disease focus and prevent recurrence. In the past recurrence andneurological deficit occurred within 18 months following laminectomy.He pioneered the dual approach in the surgical correction of fixedatlanto-axial (C1/C2) rotatory subluxation in children.His contribution to orthopaedic research has earned ProfessorGovender several accolades over the years including the SouthAfrican Orthopaedic Association Award for Best Peer-reviewedpublication in the British Journal of Bone and Joint Surgeryover fiveconsecutive years (1999 to 2003); and the South African OrthopaedicAssociated Presidential Medal for contributions to spinal TB. Heedited the textbook: Inflammatory Disorders of the Spinein 2003. Hisresearch findings on spinal disorders have been presented before57 international conferences. The Clinical Orthopaedics and RelatedResearchand theJournal of Paediatric Orthopaedicsare also amongthe list of journals to have published Professor Govender’s research.Professor Govender serves on the editorial boards of the Journal ofBone and Joint Surgery; the South African Orthopaedic Journalandthe Indian Journal of Orthopaedics. He is a part of the review boardfor the European Spinal Journal.Professor Govender holds an MBChB degree obtained at the GrantMedical College, University of Bombay in 1974. He has been a Fellowof the Royal College of Surgeons in the United Kingdom since 1979,MD University of Natal 1999; and a Fellow of the American Board ofMinimally Invasive Spinal Surgery, New York in 2003, FC (Ortho) PeerReview 2005 C.M.S.A.UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 55

fellowS of the univerSityfellowS of the univerSityProfessor GP HadleyFellows of the University of KwaZulu-NatalPPthe Department of Paediatric SurgeryProfessor G P Hadley the Head ofPthe Department of Paediatric SurgeryPat the Nelson R Mandela School ofPMedicine was recognised as a Fellow Pof the University of KwaZulu-Natal in2009 for his research endeavours ingeneral paediatric surgery which, in the main had been geared towardsthe treatment of children with cancer.Professor Hadley has made paediatric surgical oncology hismain area of research over the past 30 years to change perceptionsthat cancer was ‘untreatable’. “Children with cancer have beendisadvantaged by prevailing attitudes and it was necessary to generatedata to alter perceptions that cancer was untreatable.”The Journal of Pediatric Surgery; Pediatric Surgery Internationaland Pediatric Blood and Cancerare among the peer reviewed journalsthat have published Professor Hadley’s 110 research papers and hehas adapted his research findings for chapters in 22 books.PProfessor Sunil Maharaj, a SeniorProfessor in the School of MathematicalPSciences and the Director of thePAstrophysics and Cosmology Research PUnit at UKZN was acknowledged as aFellow of the University of KwaZulu-Natal in 2009 for his extensive research in the fields of cosmology andastrophysics.The application of Einstein’s field equations to cosmology andastrophysics has been the focal point of Professor Maharaj’s researchover the past 20 years. Specific areas he has explored in the course ofhis career include: inhomogeneous cosmological models and the earlyuniverse; gravitational collapse and black holes; superdense relativisticstars and the formation of singularities. He is reputed for initiating anddeveloping research in cosmology and relativistic astrophysics thathas drawn more staff and postgraduate students to the discipline atUKZN.Professor Sunil MaharajProfessor Hadley’s decision to pursue research in PaediatricSurgery was also driven by a need to serve as a contributor to Africa’sfuture through the health care needs of its children. He has done so asa past President of the South African Paediatric Surgical Association;and while traveling and teaching in his discipline in East Africancountries following the award of the Rahia Dawood Professorship in2006. Highlights in Professor Hadley’s career include the deliveryof the keynote lecture at the International Society of PaediatricOncology meeting in Mumbai in 2007; and his tenure as Presidentof the International Society of Paediatric Surgical Oncologists from2008 to 2010.Professor Hadley said his selection as a Fellow of the University ofKwaZulu-Natal was important to him because it signified that his workin paediatric surgery had been acknowledged by his peers.His MBChB degree had been obtained at the University ofSt. Andrews in Scotland and he is a Fellow of the Royal College ofSurgeons (Edinburgh).Professor Maharaj has achieved excellent research publicationsuccess to date with approximately 90 of his research papers appearingin peer-reviewed international journals. Among the journals that havepublished his research are: the Journal of Mathematical Physics;Classical and Quantum Gravity; Mathematical Methods in AppliedSciencesand General Relativity and Gravitation.In addition to undertaking research, Professor Maharaj hassupervised the research of 25 postgraduate students; holds leadershippositions in several scientific bodies in South Africa and has collaboratedwith international scientific groups in advancing cosmology andastrophysics research.Over the years Professor Maharaj has received the Vice-Chancellor’sResearch Award; the South African Mathematical Society Medal forthe International Year of Mathematics; was presented with the EskomResearch Capacity Development Award; and is currently the NationalResearch Foundation/Department of Science and Technology Chair inGravitating Systems.Name Discipline yearAwardedProfessor S E DrewesProfessor R J HainesChemistry 1989Chemistry 1989Professor R G Harley Electrical Engineering 1989Professor A S MathewsProfessor J van StadenProfessor A D M WalkerProfessor L W BakerProfessor M ChapmanProfessor D R HunterProfessor J R L MiltonConstitutional andAdministrative Law1989Botany 1989Physics 1989General Surgery 1990English 1990Geology 1990Criminal Law 1990Professor Y K Seedat 1990Professor N M Tainton Grassland Science 1990Professor W L Nieuwoudt Agricultural Economics 1991Professor M H Prozesky Ethics 1991Professor R E SchulzeBioresources Eng & EnvHydrology1991Professor G L Maclean Zoology & Entomology 1992Professor M J Samways Zoology 1993Professor S Adali Mechanical Engineering 1993Professor K Bharuth-Ram Physics 1993Professor R Bharuthram Physics 1993Professor W M Freund Economic History 1993Professor M A HellbergProfessor P BerjakProfessor H M CoovadiaProfessor R E RaabPhysics 1993Botany 1994Paediatrics & ChildHealth1994Physics 1994Professor F H J Rijkenberg Rural Development 1994Professor J V RobbsSurgery 1994Professor C J Ballantine Music 1995Professor J Moodley Obstetrics Gynaecology 1995Professor K G Tomaselli Cultural & Media Studies 1995Professor H BaijnathBotany 1996Professor N Bhana Finance & Accounting 1996Professor J M Burchell Delict and Criminal Law 1996Professor M R CooperGeology 1996Name Discipline yearAwardedProfesor R E KlitgaardEconomics 1996Professor KB Nürnberger Theology 1996Professor M J Savage Agrometeorology 1996Professor K D BhoolaProfessor C M BreenProfessor P G LeachPharmacology 1997Applied EnvironmentalSciences1997Physics 1997Professor H C Swart Mathematical Sciences 1997Professor P Vadasz Mechanical Engineering 1997Professor F G BellProfessor R M GousProfessor J P C LabandProfessor T M LetcherProfessor D I D AttwellProfessor T A FordProfessor B N WolstenholmeProfessor R ChettyProfesor M J DaymondProfessor A A HaffejeeProfessor M A AdhikariGeological ComputerScienceAnimal & PoultryScienceHuman and SocialScience199819981998Chemistry 1998English 1999Chemistry 1999Agriculture, Science andAgribusiness1999Pathology 2000English 2000Surgery 2000Paediatrics 2001Profesor D A McQuoid-Mason Delict and Street Law 2001Professor L RichterProfessor K S SatyapalPsychology 2001Anatomy 2001Professor V E Verijenko Mechanical Engineering 2001Professor J S FieldProfessor J J McCarthyProfessor M R PerrinProfessor D A RockeProfessor W D GeachProf essorJ J GuyProfessor J U JacobsProfessor G M ModyProfessor G NaidooChemistry 2002Geography 2002Zoology 2002Anaesthetics 2002Accountancy 2003History 2003English 2003Rheumatology 2003Botany 2003Professor V Padayachee Development Studies 200356 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 57

fellowS of the univerSityName Discipline yearAwardedProfessor R D DiabProfessor D MulhollandGeography 2004Chemistry 2004Professor N W Pammenter Plant Pathology 2004Professor C C AppletonPlant Pathology 2005Professor R C Hart Botany & Zoology 2005Professor D J Brothers Botany & Zoology 2006Professor A WilsonProfessor D BrownProfessor A CoutsoudisNo award made by SeniorAwards CommitteeProfessor M GreenProfessor GP HadleyGeology 2006English 2007Paediatrics 20072008Literary Studies 2009Paediatrics 2009Professor SD Maharaj Mathematical Sciences 2009Professor S Govender Orthopaedic Surgery 200958 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 59

Prolific reSearcherS 2008/2009Professor Sarp AdaliSchool of Mechanical EngineeringAdali@ukzn.ac.zaPProfessor Sarp Adali is a Professor of solid mechanics at the School ofPMechanical Engineering which he joined in 1984. He was Head of thePSchool between 2000 and 2004 and is currently Director of the Centre forPComposite Materials and Structures. Professor Adali was an NRF A-ratedPresearcher between 1994 and 1998 and currently enjoys a B1 rating. PHis research areas are: composite materials and structures – design,optimisation and analysis; vibration damping using piezoelectric control;and the mechanics of carbon nanotubes and nano-composites.Since 1984 he has supervised or co-supervised 28 MSc studentsand 10 PhD students.Professor Adali has authored more than 150 journal papers andbook chapters, presented more than 120 papers at conferences andhas done a host of lectures at overseas universities. He is a memberof editorial boards for several respected mechanical engineeringpublications and co-edits others.Professor Adali has been a member of scientific boards at numerousinternational conferences and is a reviewer for a variety of respectedindustry publications.Professor Chris BallantineSchool of MusicBallanti@ukzn.ac.zaProlific Researchers2008/2009PPthe University of KwaZulu-Natal, a Fellow of the University, and anProfessor Christopher Ballantine is Professor of Music Emeritus atPthe University of KwaZulu-Natal, a Fellow of the University, and anPinternationally acclaimed researcher and writer on music. A graduatePof the universities of the Witwatersrand, Cambridge, and Cape Town,Phe occupied the LG Joel Chair of Music until the end of 2007.Professor Ballantine’s research explores the meaning of music, itssocial implications, and the forces that shape it. His publications tendto be both cross-cultural and interdisciplinary, and cover a wide rangeof issues in the fields of musicology, the sociology of music, popularmusic studies, and ethnomusicology.The author of three books (Marabi Nights: Early South AfricanJazz and Vaudeville; Music and its Social Meanings; and TwentiethCentury Symphony), Professor Ballantine has published extensivelyin a range of leading scholarly journals (including Popular Music,Ethnomusicology,Journal of Ethnomusicology,African Music, Opera, Musical Quarterly,BritishJournal of Southern African Studies,Critical Arts, and Music Review). He has contributed chapters to booksand scholarly encyclopedias (including the New Grove Dictionaryof Music & Musicians, the New Grove Dictionary of Jazz, and theContinuum Encyclopedia of Popular Music of the World), and he serveson numerous international editorial boards. He was winner of the TopResearcher Award from the Centre for Science Development (HumanSciences Research Council) in 1996.Professor Ballantine’s current research principally concerns therelationships between music on the one hand, and ‘race’, gender andpolitics on the other, in the making of identity in post-apartheid SouthAfrica. It is supported by a long-term research grant from the NationalResearch Foundation.UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 61

Prolific reSearcherS 2008/2009Prolific reSearcherS 2008/2009Professor Patricia BerjakProfessor Philippe DenisSchool of Biological and Conservation Sciencesberjak@ukzn.ac.zaSchool of Religion and Theologydenis@ukzn.ac.zaPPSciences has a BSc Hons (1st Class) in Biochemistry from the UniversityProfessor Patricia Berjak of the School of Biological and ConservationPSciences has a BSc Hons (1st Class) in Biochemistry from the UniversityPof the Witwatersrand and a PhD on the causes of deterioration of storedPmaize seeds from the former University of Natal.PHer early achievements, while working on orthodox (desiccationPtolerant) seeds are exemplified by five papers from her doctoratethesis being published in the international literature, the findings ofwhich contributed a major chapter, demonstrating the importance ofmembrane deterioration in viability loss in the definitive book SeedViabilityby EH Roberts.Thereafter, Professor Berjak rapidly attained a position ofinternational eminence for her fundamental studies on recalcitrantseeds and their conservation. She has also demonstrated theimportance of seed-borne fungi in the loss of viability of recalcitrantseeds in storage.Professor Berjak has mentored many young researchers acrossthe spectrum of race and gender. She teaches seed biology at thesenior undergraduate level, and is a leader of two Honours modules,focusing on desiccation-sensitivity and desiccation-tolerance, andcryobiology, respectively. She also consistently inducts interns at seniorundergraduate level into research, of which there are presently four.Professor Berjak has established a world-class research groupin the School of Biological and Conservation Sciences at UKZN andcurrently holds the positions of Emeritus Professorship and SeniorResearch Associate. She has published 167 peer-reviewed papers inthe international literature and 60 book chapters and full-length peerreviewedconference proceedings, of which 31 and 15, respectively,have appeared since 2004.PProfessor Philippe Denis is a Professor in History of Christianity at theP PSchool of Religion and Theology. His main areas of research are the historyPof the Reformation, the history of Christianity in southern Africa, the historyPof HIV and AIDS in Africa, oral history methodology and memory work.PBorn in Belgium, Professor Denis graduated with a PhD in History Pfrom the University of Liège. He has lectured at the University ofKwaZulu-Natal since 1993. In 2006 he was elected associate memberof the Royal Academy of Belgium. In 2009 he became a member ofProfessor Kevin Durrheimthe Scientific Committee of the Fondazione Scienze Religiose GiovanniXXIII in Bologna, Italy.Professor Denis has authored, co-authored or edited 20 booksand published more than 120 peer-reviewed journal articles and bookchapters. He is the Chairperson of the Church History Society of SouthAfrica. An important part of his time is dedicated to the SinomlandoCentre for Oral History and Memory Work in Africa – a research andcommunity-based project he established in the mid-1990s at UKZN.Professor Steve de GruchySchool of Psychologydurrheim@ukzn.ac.zaSchool of Religion and TheologyTThe late Professor Steve de Gruchy was Head of the School of ReligionTand Theology and Professor of Theology and Development until hisTuntimely death on February 21, 2010. He concentrated his researchTon the Social History of Christianity in South Africa, interdisciplinaryTissues involving the dialogue between faith and development, and the Tinterface between religion and public health. Professor de Gruchy alsoconducted research for the World Health Organisation and UNAIDS.During his time at UKZN Professor de Gruchy contributed to thepublic discourse of the Christian church on issues such as poverty,environment, food security and HIV and AIDS, being a keynote speakerat a number of national and global meetings.During his ten years at the University, Professor de Gruchysupervised nine PhD and 44 Masters students. He also served as theeditor of the Journal of Theology for Southern Africa.PProfessor Kevin Durrheim, a Professor in the School of PsychologyPhas lectured in the field of social psychology and research methodsPsince 1995.PA qualified Social Psychologist, Professor Durrheim’s main researchPthrusts are desegregation, transformation and intergroup conflict. His Presearch interests have arisen out of the view that the psychologicaland social health of society is dependent on social change towards anequitable society.Obtaining his PhD through the University of Cape Town in 1995was especially significant for Professor Durrheim who was the first inhis extended family to have attended University. Research productivityearned him a B1 rating from the National Research Foundation (NRF) in2008. His research efforts have also earned him the Vice-Chancellor’sResearch Award at UKZN. He was a recipient of the Colenso Fellowshipto the University of Cambridge in 2001 and was awarded an OverseasSabbatical Scholarship from the Ernest Oppenheimer Trust in 2006.Professor Durrheim has co-authored the book Race Troubletogetherwith two of his PhD students, Ms Xoliswa Mtose and Ms LyndsayBrown. He is currently working on the third edition of a popular textbook,Research in Practice. He has produced approximately 100 peerreviewedjournal articles and book chapters for publications including:the Journal of Social Issues; American Psychologist; Environment &Behavior; and the European Journal of Social Psychology.Professor Durrheim feels that the collegial university environmentcoupled with his love for reading and writing have been pivotal to hissuccess over the past 15 years.62 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 63

Prolific reSearcherS 2008/2009Prolific reSearcherS 2008/2009Professor Andrew ForbesProfessor Thirumala GovenderSchool of PhysicsAForbes1@csir.co.zaSchool of Pharmacy and Pharmacologygovenderth@ukzn.ac.zaPProfessor Andrew Forbes received his PhD (1998) from the formerPUniversity of Natal, and subsequently spent several years working asPan applied Laser Physicist, first for the South African Atomic EnergyPCorporation and then later in a private laser company where he wasPTechnical Director. PHe is presently Chief Researcher at the CSIR National LaserCentre, a member of the CSIR’s Strategic Research Panel, and isthe Research Group Leader for Mathematical Optics and AdvancedPhotonic Materials. Professor Forbes sits on several internationalconference committees and chairs the SPIE international conferenceon Laser Beam Shaping. He is a member of the South African InstituteProfessor Max du PlessisFaculty of Lawduplessism2@ukzn.ac.zaof Physics Council, a Senior Member of SPIE, and holds an honoraryposition at UKZN. Professor Forbes has published more than 90research papers, avidly popularises science and presently supervisesor co-supervises 12 postgraduate students.Professor Forbes’ research interests include laser beam propagation,laser beam shaping and laser resonators. His research includes bothpure and applied aspects of these fields, from the quantum to theclassical. Applications of his work include: novel laser systems, opticalcontrol of the micro world, and delivery of high energy laser beams todistant targets.PPSchool of Pharmacy and Pharmacology holds a National ResearchProfessor Thirumala Govender, a Professor in Pharmaceutics at thePSchool of Pharmacy and Pharmacology holds a National ResearchPFoundation C2 rating.PNovel drug delivery systems have captured the interest of ProfessorPGovender over the past 16 years. She has explored drug systemsthat are applicable to diseases such as HIV and AIDS, hypertension,respiratory diseases and cancer. These include the use of nanoparticles,nanomicelles, microspheres, electrospun fibres and matrix tablets forapplication in areas such as controlled drug release; drug targeting;and mucosal delivery.“This area of research was chosen since it has significant benefitsto patients and the pharmaceutical industry and it also contributes tocapacity for stimulating the local pharmaceutical industry to designand manufacture cost-effective, superior medicines,” said ProfessorGovender. A keen interest in designing, manufacturing and evaluatingnew medicines was the reason behind Professor Govender’s careerchoice. She earned her PhD in Pharmacy at the University of Nottinghamin the United Kingdom; and was conferred with a Masters degree cumlaudein Pharmacy at the former University of Durban-Westville.The Journal of Controlled Release; European Journal ofPharmaceutics and Biopharmaceutics; and the International Journalof Pharmaceuticsare among the ISI (International Scientific Index)journals that have published some of the 35 research papers producedby Professor Govender.Professor Govender, who has presented her research atinternational and local conferences was awarded the Johnsonand Johnson Distinguished Teacher Award from the Academy ofPharmaceutical Sciences of South Africa in 2008 and the organisationpresented her with the Adcock Ingram Best Research PublicationAward in Pharmaceutics in 2009. The Goho Life Sciences InternationalFund in Japan funded a Distinguished Visiting Scientist award toTohoku University in Japan in 2009. Her research secured her fundingamounting to R1.3 million from the Medical Research Council, the NRFand the Africa-Asia programme.PProfessor Max du Plessis’s research interests include internationalP Plaw and international criminal law, human rights and comparativePconstitutional law. Professor du Plessis also practices as an advocatePand has appeared in a number of leading cases in the ConstitutionalPCourt and other courts in South Africa.PProfessor du Plessis is affiliated as a senior research associate tothe International Crimes in Africa Programme at the Institute for SecurityStudies (ISS) in Pretoria and Matrix Chambers, London, as a researchassociate. He is a regular commentator in the media (domestically andabroad) on issues of human rights and international law, has consultedto the Commonwealth Secretariat, the Institute for Security Studies,and the SADC Lawyers Association, and has advised governmentsand international organisations on questions of international law.In 2008/2009 Professor du Plessis was part of a team of internationallawyers and other scholars that produced a report for the HumanSciences Research Council of South Africa on whether Israel’s practicesin the Occupied Palestinian Territories amounted to a violation of theinternational law prohibitions on apartheid and colonialism. The report waslaunched in London and Cape Town. During the same period Professordu Plessis edited The African Guide to International Criminal Justice2008, published by the ISS, which was launched in The Hague with anaddress by the Deputy Prosecutor of the ICC, Ms Fatou Bensouda.Professor du Plessis is currently working on a book entitled: Africa’sResponse to the International Criminal Court, and together with anumber of leading international experts has completed for the Institutefor Security Studies a study on the relationship between the UnitedNations Security Council and the International Criminal Court in thecontext of the African Union’s calls for deferral of the ICC’s investigationof President al-Bashir of Sudan.Professor John HiltonSchool of Literary Studies, Media and Creative Artshilton@ukzn.ac.za64 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 65

Prolific reSearcherS 2008/2009Prolific reSearcherS 2008/2009Dr Emmanuel Mfanafuthi MgqwashuDr Sarojini NadarSchool of Language, Literacies, Media and Drama EducationMgqwashue@ukzn.ac.zaSchool of Religion and Theologynadars@ukzn.ac.zaDDLanguage, Literacies, Media and Drama Education. He also co-ordinatesDr Emmanuel Mfanafuthi Mgqwashu is the Acting Head of the School ofDLanguage, Literacies, Media and Drama Education. He also co-ordinatesDthe Hons, MEd and PhD programmes in the School and teaches andDsupervises postgraduate research in fields such as Applied LanguageDStudies, Teaching of English to Speakers of Other Languages, AcademicDLiteracies, and English Literature. He has published his work in severallocal and international journals, and presented at conferences nationallyand abroad. He is also involved in research projects with academics fromother universities in the country and abroad. As a member of a team, DrMgqwashu and academics within and outside South Africa have jointlyput together research proposals:• He is a principal investigator in the three-year National ResearchFoundation research project that investigates strategies tocreate conditions for indigenous languages to thrive and becomeLanguages of Learning and Teaching (LoLT) in Higher Education;• He is a co-investigator in a two-year European Union funded projecton Early Childhood Development and Foundation Phase teachereducation, with specific focus on multilingual education; and• He is a co-investigator in the three-year National ResearchFoundation research project on Social Inclusion in Teaching andLearning in Higher Education.DDtime lecturer. In 2003, she obtained her PhD from the University in biblicalDr Sarojini Nadar joined the former University of Natal in 2000 as a partDtime lecturer. In 2003, she obtained her PhD from the University in biblicalDstudies and gender.DHer research has developed over the years from a limited focusDon feminist biblical hermeneutics to a wider interest in other areas ofDgender and religion, such as masculinities, gender violence and HIVand AIDS in the African context. It is this focus of her work that securedher appointment as the Director of the only postgraduate programme inGender and Religion in Africa. Her work in the field of gender and religionhas gained international recognition and she has been invited to presentpapers at conferences in over 20 different countries across the world.In 2006 Dr Nadar co-edited together with Isabel Phiri a book calledAfrican Women, Religion, and Health – Essays in Honour of Mercy AmbaOduyoye. The book won the international Catholic Press Associationaward in the category of “Gender” in New York in 2007. It also won theUKZN 2006 Annual Book Prize for Best Edited Book.Dr Nadar has published 28 peer-reviewed journal articles dealing witha range of contemporary gender concerns such as violence, ethnicity andpoverty. Her research in this area led to an invitation from the Universityof Oslo in 2007 to be a keynote speaker at “The Oslo Celebrations” whichcommemorated a decade of scientific co-operation between universitiesin South Africa and Oslo. She was chosen as one of eight internationalwomen to serve on the “Overcoming Gender Violence” committee of theWorld Council of Churches.Her further research interest in the intersection between religion,gender and HIV and AIDS resulted in herself and five other colleaguesfrom South Africa and Oslo winning a collaborative research grant from theNational Research Foundation and the Norwegian Research Council.She is Co-Editor of the SAPSE accredited journal, Journal ofConstructive Theology, Gender and Religion in Africa– the only journal inAfrica which focuses on the interface between gender and religion. Shealso sits on the board of the ISI accredited journal – Journal of FeministStudies in Religion, based at Harvard University, USA. In 2009 she waschosen as the Co-Chair of the African Biblical Hermeneutics sectionof the Society of Biblical Literature (the highest academic associationfor biblical scholars). In 2008, she was the only woman from UKZN tohave her academic and community engagement profiled in the Mail andGuardian Book of South African Women.Department of ChemistryPProfessor Dulcie Mulholland, an Honorary Professor in ChemicalPSciences at UKZN, is Head of the Division of Chemical SciencesPand Professor of Biological Chemistry at the University of Surrey atPGuildford in the United Kingdom.PProfessor Mulholland was previously Head of the Department ofPChemistry at the former University of Natal and later also at UKZNwhere she headed the Natural Products Research Group. She haspublished about 180 papers in the last 20 years and supervised thecompletion of 30 PhD degrees in the fields of natural products, andindustrial and synthetic organic chemistry. She serves on the editorialProfessor Dulcie Mulhollandboards of Planta Medica, Phytochemistry Lettersand Journal ofEthnobotany.Professor Mulholland collaborates extensively with researchersfrom around the world, isolating novel compounds from plants andassessing their pharmacological activities. She is currently involved inthe FP7 EU funded ForestSpecs project, the aim of which is to developmodern, environmentally friendly technologies, processes, materialsand products to utilise abundant sources of wood waste and humicsubstances as raw materials for value-added products.School of Chemical Engineeringramjuger@ukzn.ac.zaPProfessor Deresh Ramjugernath is the South African Research Chair inPFluorine Process Engineering and Separation Technology and DirectorPof the Thermodynamics Research Unit.Professor Ramugernath and his team of co-workers are contributingPto the South African Government’s Fluorochemical Expansion InitiativeP(FEI) by researching and developing fluorinated products, includingpharmaceuticals and agro-chemicals. Integral to the Chair is thedevelopment of human capacity to support the country’s FEI strategy.Professor Deresh RamjugernathAlthough South Africa possesses the second largest reservesof fluorspar (the starting material for all fluorochemicals), it currentlyimports almost all of its fluorinated products. There is very littlebeneficiation of the fluorspar reserves in the country and the activitiesunder the Chair would assist in addressing this problem.The research activities under the Chair are directly linked with twomajor South African companies – the South African Nuclear EnergyCorporation (NECSA) and SASOL.66 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 67

Prolific reSearcherS 2008/2009Prolific reSearcherS 2008/2009Professor Roland SchulzeProfessor Sandie ThomsonProfessor Emeritus and Senior Research Associateschulzer@ukzn.ac.zaSchool of Surgical Disciplinesthomson@ukzn.ac.zaPPof Natal, is a certified Professional Hydrologist with the AmericanProfessor Roland Schulze, who holds a PhD from the former UniversityPof Natal, is a certified Professional Hydrologist with the AmericanPInstitute of Hydrology, a Fellow of the Royal Society of South AfricaPas well as of the University of KwaZulu-Natal and a Member of thePAcademy of Science of South Africa, in which capacity he is currentlychairing a study on: “The State of Water in South Africa”.Recently retired as Professor of Hydrology at UKZN, he is nowProfessor Emeritus and a Senior Research Associate at the University.While he started off as a hydrological simulation model developer(ACRU agrohydrological modelling system; SCS-SA design hydrologymodel), his main focus at present is on climate change related issuesin the water and agricultural sectors, on hydro-climatic mapping andon integrated water resource management. In the climate change field,he leads several multi-institutional research projects with national andinternational funding.In the 1980s he initiated South Africa’s first degree course inhydrology. He has over 500 scientific publications to his credit, includingmore than 120 in peer reviewed journals, and he has supervised 75MSc and PhD students with a further nine in the pipeline. In his wideinternational lecturing experience he was a Guest Professor at Delft inthe Netherlands for 17 years and he has spent sabbaticals in the UnitedStates, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Germany. Married,and with two children, his pride and joy are now his six grandchildrenand he is an ardent Sharks rugby fan!PPSchool of Surgical Disciplines at the Nelson R Mandela School ofProfessor Sandie Thomson is a Professor in General Surgery in thePSchool of Surgical Disciplines at the Nelson R Mandela School ofPMedicine.Professor Thomson has conducted extensive research in TraumaPand Surgical Gastroenterology since he joined the University in 1986.Lately he has focused on research aimed at the development of SurgicalGastroenterology at the Inkosi Albert Luthuli Central Hospital.Professor Thomson indicated that the mentoring he received in theearly days of his career from “first rate” clinical researchers at HarvardUniversity in the United States, to those based at South Africanuniversities, has played an important role in shaping his own career,“From mentee I graduated to mentor and I believe I have worked hardto develop a clinical cohort of committed individuals who do not believein private practice as their main income stream. Hence, they arefocused on developing their clinical state platform as a source for theiracademic endeavours,” said Professor Thomson.His research has yielded 69 peer-reviewed research articles inboth international and local journals. The British Journal of Surgery; theWorld Journal of Surgery; and Pancreatology have published ProfessorThomson’s research.Professor Thomson served as past President of the SouthAfrican Society of Endoscopic Surgeons (SASES), the South AfricanGastroenterology Society (SAGES) and the Surgical ResearchSociety of Southern Africa. He serves on the World GastroenterologyOrganisation as a Tele-Education project leader; and on the Council ofthe College of Surgeons of the Colleges of Medicine of South Africa.Ms Michèle StearsSchool of Science, Mathematics and Technology EducationStearsm@ukzn.ac.zaMMs Michèle Stears is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Science,Mathematics and Technology Education.While science learning inMthe primary school is a special interest which informed her doctoralresearch, she is currently involved with research related to the lifesciences curriculum of the FET phase with a focus on experientiallearning and teacher development.68 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 69

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toP PuBliSheD reSearcherStoP PuBliSheD reSearcherSThese are the Top Published Researchers in accredited, peer-reviewed journals.top Published overall, 2008Professor Johannes van Stadentop Published overall, 2009Professor Steve JohnsonSchool of Biological and Conservation Sciencesvanstadenj@ukzn.ac.zaSchool of Biological and Conservation SciencesJohnsonSD@ukzn.ac.zaProfessor Johannes van Staden achieved his BSc and MSc in Botanyin the fields of plant hormones, seed germination, senescence, stressProfessor Steve Johnson holds the South African Research Chair inin the role of floral volatiles in mediating specialised plant-pollinatorPfrom the University of Stellenbosch where he also lectured. AfterPjoining the former University of Natal, he received a PhD in BotanyPin 1970. He was promoted to Professor of Botany and appointed PHead of Department in 1987. In 1999 he became Director of his ownphysiology, post-harvest physiology, biotechnology and plant tissueculture, ethnobotany, secondary products and ethnomedicine.Professor van Staden has supervised 69 MSc students andPEvolutionary Biology and is a Professor in the School of Biological andPConservation Sciences on UKZN’s Pietermaritzburg campus.PHis PhD on the pollination of plants in the Cape flora was obtained Pfrom the University of Cape Town in 1994 and he has since become ainteractions, and has established a state-of-the-art laboratory for thestudy of chemical cues used by plants to attract insect pollinators.Professor Johnson has published more than 160 peer-reviewed scientific78 PhD students. Between 1985 and 2009 he also supervised 48papers, co-authored a book on the Natural History of Table Mountainandpostgraduate research centre – the Research Centre for Plant GrowthPostdoctoral Researchers. He is the author/co-author of 1 059 papersleading specialist in the field of plant pollination biology.has also written many popular science articles. He is currently on theand Development.which have been published in ISI-rated journals and in 2002 he fellProfessor Johnson’s research is aimed at understanding theeditorial boards of two international journals, Oecologiaand Arthropod-Professor van Staden has been a Research Fellow at the Universitywithin the top 0.5% of the internationally most cited authors. Professorevolutionary diversification of plants, particularly in southern Africa,Plant Interactions, and was guest editor for a special issue of the SouthCollege of Wales, the University of California, the National Australianvan Staden, who is the recipient of numerous awards and prizes inthe conservation of plant-pollinator mutualisms, and the reproductiveAfrican Journal of Botany in 2009. He received the NRF President’s AwardUniversity, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Broom’s Barnhis field, is the Editor-in-Chief for the South African Journal of Botanybiology of invasive species. He has recently developed a strong interestin 1999 and currently holds an A2-rating from the NRF.Experimental Station in the United Kingdom, and the University ofand Plant Growth Regulation and an Associate Editor of the Journal ofWest-Hungary, where he was awarded an Honorary DSc. In his careerEthnopharmacology. He serves on the Editorial Board of several otherhe has worked in many areas of Plant Sciences/Botany, but specificallyjournals.72 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 73

toP PuBliSheD reSearcherStoP PuBliSheD reSearcherSearcherStop woman Published, 2008top woman Published, 2009Professor Colleen T DownsDr Sarojini NadarSchool of Biological and Conservation Sciencesdowns@ukzn.ac.zaSchool of Religion and Theologynadars@ukzn.ac.zaPResearch by Professor Colleen Downs of the School of Biological andPConservation Sciences on the Pietermaritzburg campus has madePan important contribution to understanding the relationships betweenPthe physiology, behaviour and ecology of southern African terrestrial Pvertebrates, especially Leopard Tortoises, Nile Crocodiles, various birdand parrot conservation. Of Professor Downs’ 132 published papers, about26 percent relate to vertebrate dietary aspects, including water and energyturnover – especially frugivory and nectarivory; about 25 percent to aspectsof vertebrate thermal biology, including those that relate to thermoregulationDDr Sarojini Nadar joined the former University of Natal in 2000 as a partDtime lecturer. In 2003, she obtained her PhD from the University in biblicalDstudies and gender.DHer research has developed over the years from a limited focus Don feminist biblical hermeneutics to a wider interest in other areas ofof Oslo in 2007 to be a keynote speaker at “The Oslo Celebrations” whichcommemorated a decade of scientific co-operation between universitiesin South Africa and Oslo. She was chosen as one of eight internationalwomen to serve on the “Overcoming Gender Violence” committee of theand behaviour; about 42 percent to vertebrate conservation and ecology,World Council of Churches.species and small mammals. Some of this relates to understandingand about seven percent to science education.gender and religion, such as masculinities, gender violence and HIVHer further research interest in the intersection between religion,the evolution of endothermy and also the phenotypic flexibility that theAnother major contribution by Professor Downs has been in theand AIDS in the African context. It is this focus of her work that securedgender and HIV and AIDS resulted in herself and five other colleaguesspecies have in terms of climate change scenarios.development of research capacity, at both undergraduate and graduateher appointment as the Director of the only postgraduate programme infrom South Africa and Oslo winning a collaborative research grant from theProfessor Downs has an interdisciplinary approach to her researchlevels. She has supervised more than 60 postgraduate students,Gender and Religion in Africa. Her work in the field of gender and religionNational Research Foundation and the Norwegian Research Council.and her outputs reflect this. In terms of ecology and conservation,reviewed numerous papers for a broad range of international journalshas gained international recognition and she has been invited to presentShe is Co-Editor of the SAPSE accredited journal, Journal ofshe and her students have made contributions to the understanding ofand examined theses for both UKZN and other universities. She is onpapers at conferences in over 20 different countries across the world.Constructive Theology, Gender and Religion in Africa– the only journal inand conservation of several endangered species as well as contributedthe editorial boards and committees of various scientific bodies andIn 2006 Dr Nadar co-edited together with Isabel Phiri a book calledAfrica which focuses on the interface between gender and religion. Sheto the management of several species and of protected areas. Somehas participated in review panels.African Women, Religion, and Health – Essays in Honour of Mercy Ambaalso sits on the board of the ISI accredited journal – Journal of Feministof their findings have been novel and include folivory in mousebirds,Professor Downs has organised the annual national Cape ParrotOduyoye. The book won the international Catholic Press AssociationStudies in Religion, based at Harvard University, USA. In 2009 she washeterothermy in passerines, no crop in sunbirds, use of airbags inCounting Day for the past 13 years. This has involved liaising withaward in the category of “Gender” in New York in 2007. It also won thechosen as the Co-Chair of the African Biblical Hermeneutics sectionhornbill nestlings, and the regulation of body temperature of leopardpublic volunteers nationally (about 300 people), producing reports,UKZN 2006 Annual Book Prize for Best Edited Book.of the Society of Biblical Literature (the highest academic associationtortoises, tree-rats and Nile crocodiles.magazine articles, and making public presentations. She is currentlyDr Nadar has published 28 peer-reviewed journal articles dealing withfor biblical scholars). In 2008, she was the only woman from UKZN toOther research projects have covered practical aspects of pelican, oribithe Chairperson of the Cape Parrot Working Group based at UKZN.a range of contemporary gender concerns such as violence, ethnicity andhave her academic and community engagement profiled in the Mail andpoverty. Her research in this area led to an invitation from the UniversityGuardian Book of South African Women.74 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 75

toP PuBliSheD reSearcherStoP PuBliSheD reSearcherSTop Published Researchers 2008Productivity Awards: Top 31 Researchers 2008Top Published Researchers 2009Productivity Awards: Top 30 Researchers 2009No Title Init Surname Department FacultyNo Title Init Name Surname Faculty1 Professor J Van Staden Biological & Conservation Sci Science & Agriculture2 Professor RM Gous Agri Sciences & Agribusiness Science & Agriculture1 Professor SD Steven Dene Johnson2 Dr. S Sarojini NadarScience & AgricultureHumanities, Dev & Soc Sciences3 Professor PM Bond Development StudiesHumanities, Dev & Soc Sciences3 Professor MA Michael Anthony Henning Science & Agriculture4 Professor SVHoctorLawLaw4 Professor J Johannes Van StadenScience & Agriculture5 Professor PG Leach Mathematical Sciences Science & Agriculture5 Professor CT Colleen Thelma Downs Science & Agriculture6 Professor MA Henning Mathematical Sciences Science & Agriculture6 Professor PG Peter Gavin LeachScience & Agriculture7 Professor CT Downs Biological & Conservation Sci Science & Agriculture8 Dr B M Biccard Nrm School Of Medicine Nrm School Of Medicine9 Professor SD Johnson Biological & Conservation Sci Science & Agriculture10 Professor JAO Ojewole Pharmacy & Pharmacology Health Sciences11 Professor S Marschall Anthro,Gender & Historic Stud Humanities, Dev & Soc Sciences7 Professor SV Shannon Vaughn Hoctor Law8 Professor RG Ronald Gordon Harley Engineering9 Ms UM Uma Mahesvari Naidu Humanities, Dev & Soc Sciences10 Dr. SR Simanga Raymond Kumalo Humanities, Dev & Soc Sciences11 Professor SB Sreekantha Babu Jonnalagadda Science & Agriculture12 Professor J Moodley Maternal,Child & Womans Health Nrm School Of Medicine13 Ms UM Naidu Anthro,Gender & Historic Stud Humanities, Dev & Soc Sciences12 Professor RH Robert Hugh Slotow13 Professor D Deevia BhanaScience & AgricultureEducation14 Professor U Bob Environmental SciencesScience & Agriculture14 Professor F Frank VerheestScience & Agriculture15 Professor SB Jonnalagadda Chemistry Science & Agriculture15 Dr.JAJerome AmirSinghNrm School Of Medicine16 Professor D Bhana Education Studies Education17 Professor DJMcquoid-MasonCntr For Socio-Legal St Dbn18 Professor G Pattundeen Anthro,Gender & Historic Stud Humanities, Dev & Soc Sciences19 Professor A Singh Anthro,Gender & Historic Stud Humanities, Dev & Soc Sciences20 Professor HB Friedrich Chemistry Science & Agriculture21 Dr MD Bala ChemistryLawScience & Agriculture22 Professor SJ Collings Psychology Humanities, Dev & Soc Sciences23 Professor AL Pillay Nrm School Of Medicine Nrm School Of Medicine24 Mrs D Van DerReydenAudiology, Ot & Speech LangHealth Sciences25 Dr M Moodley Maternal,Child & Womans Health Nrm School Of Medicine26 Professor KG Tomaselli Literary Stud, Media & Creativ Humanities, Dev & Soc Sciences27 Professor M Carnelley Law28 Professor PB Decock Religion & Theology Humanities, Dev & Soc Sciences29 Professor TT Zewotir Statistics & Actuarial Sci Science & AgricultureLaw16 Professor PM Patrick Martin Bond Humanities, Dev & Soc Sciences17 Professor SM Stephen Mark De Gruchy Humanities, Dev & Soc Sciences18 Professor MR Michael Richard Perrin Science & Agriculture19 Professor J Jagidesa MoodleyNrm School Of Medicine20 Professor AS Adekunle Samuel Amuwo Humanities, Dev & Soc Sciences21 Professor CJ Christopher John Ballantine Humanities, Dev & Soc Sciences22 Mr. M Maximillian Du PlessisLaw23 Professor DW David Warren Freedman Law24 Professor JL John Laurence Hilton Humanities, Dev & Soc Sciences25 Professor SM Stephanie Marie Luiz Law26 Dr. M Mahendra Daya27 Professor S Sarp Adali28 Professor KGNrm School Of MedicineEngineeringKeyan Gray TomaselliHumanities, Dev & Soc Sciences29 Professor M Managay Reddi30 Professor A Anand SinghLawHumanities, Dev & Soc Sciences30 Professor DWFreedmanLawLaw31 Dr SM Maistry Social Science Education Education76 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 77

emerging reSearcherS 2008/2009These are researchers at UKZN who are below the Professorial level, are beginning to make asignificant contribution in their field and who have the potential to become prolific researchers.Dr Angela JamesSchool of Science, Mathematics andTechnology EducationDr Simon MukwembiSchool of Mathematics and AppliedMathematicsDr Callie GrantSchool of Education and DevelopmentDr Alessandro SergiSchool of PhysicsDr Carol BertramSchool of Education and DevelopmentDr Vincent NyamoriSchool of ChemistryDr Vusi MncubeSchool of Education StudiesDr Partha GhoshSchool of Mathematical SciencesEmerging Researchers2008/2009Dr Hasina EbrahimSchool of Education StudiesMrs Ursula ScharlerSchool of Biological and ConservationSciences78 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 79

emerging reSearcherS 2008/2009Dr Paula SommerSchool of Biological and ConservationSciencesMs Zuene TaljaardFaculty of LawDr Fathima AhmedSchool of Environmental StudiesMs Annie SinghFaculty of LawMr Percy MashigeSchool of Physiotherapy, SportsScience and OptometryMr Michael ButheleziFaculty of LawDr Thavendran GovenderSchool of Pharmacy andPharmacologyMs Lee StoneFaculty of LawMrs Meda CouzensFaculty of LawDr Ruth HoskinsSchool of Sociology and Social StudiesMs Portia NdlovuFaculty of LawDr Simangaliso RaymondKumaloSchool of Religion and Theology80 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 81

Doctoral Graduates 2008Doctoral GraduatesFACULTy: EDUCATIONSURNAmE NAmES QUALIFICATION THESISOmar Shabier Hoosen Doctor of Education Changing principals: School leadership, understandings, rewardsMannahBaijnathShermain Doctor of EducationThe experiences of women leaders in the South African Democratic Teachers’ UnionIndera Doctor of EducationChanging times, changing values: An alchemy of values educationFlack Penelope Susan Doctor of Education Citrus clouds on planet Goofy: The reported experiences of children with learning disabilityStott Angela Elisabeth Doctor of Philosophy Promotion of critical thinking in school Physical ScienceRuleSarah AnneDoctor of PhilosophyMorojele Pholoho JusticeDoctor of PhilosophyGovender Krishnen MogamberryDoctor of PhilosophyJohn Vaughn MitchellDoctor of PhilosophyBertramCarol AnneDoctor of PhilosophyVan Wyk Jacqueline MarinaDoctor of PhilosophyJohnLeeGovendervan LarenKongoKosgeiSoniGriffithMateteMocktarGovindenVijialakshmiLesley JeanDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyTowards a critical curriculum for mid-level community based rehabilitation training inSouth AfricaConstructions of gender in the context of free primary education: A multi-site case studyof three schools in LesothoSchool language change led by internal change agents: Interrogating the sustainability ofschool language change initiatives“Communities of learning and action?”: A case study of the Human Rights, Democracyand Development (HRDD) project, 1999-2005Curriculum recontextualisation: A case study of the South African high school HistorycurriculumThe progress examination as an assessment tool in a problem-based learningcurriculum: A case study of the Nelson R Mandela School of MedicineAn ecosystemic perspective on the raising of deaf children by hearing parents in SouthAfrica: A mixed methods studyWhy is classroom practice so difficult to change?: Lessons from five Durban schools inthe Toyota Teach primary schools projectDhanasagree Doctor of PhilosophyTeacher identity & assessment policy and practiceLindaVictor MutukuJob RotichDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyStarting With Ourselves: Addressing HIV and AIDS Education Through Integration in aSouth African Pre-Service Teacher Mathematics Education CurriculumFACULTy: ENgINEERINgBalancing water for food and environment: hydrological determinants across scales inthe Thukela River basinRainwater harvesting systems and their influences on field scale soil hydraulicproperties, water fluxes and crop productionMinal Doctor of PhilosophyThe effect of solid micro particles on mass transfer in agitated dispersionsMark RichardDoctor of PhilosophyAn investigation into the mechanical biological pre-treatment of waste and its effects onlandfill emissions in South AfricaNtlibi Origel Doctor of PhilosophyTowards a zero waste South Africa (a comparative study of rural and urban areas)ChunderikaDoctor of PhilosophyFACULTy: HEALTH SCIENCESBeta-lactamase mediated resistance in Escherichia coli isolated from state hospitals inKwaZulu-NatalUsha Doctor of PhilosophyMolecular Epipemiology of Acinetobacter SPP. from Nosocomial IsolatesMoodley Dianna LynetteDoctor of PhilosophyJagganath Gerelene Doctor of PhilosophyFACULTy: HUmANITIES, DEvELOPmENT AND SOCIAL SCIENCES“A sociolinguistic analysis of the staff and students at the University of KwaZulu-Natal,toward a bilingual English/isiZulu medium of education”From Indentureship to Transnationalism: Professional Indian women in Durban,KwaZulu-Natal82 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 83

Doctoral graDuateS 2008Doctoral graDuateS 2008FACULTy: HUmANITIES, DEvELOPmENT AND SOCIAL SCIENCESSURNAmE NAmES QUALIFICATION THESISMngadi Sikhumbuzo RichardDoctor of PhilosophyShongwe Emelda DimakatsoDoctor of PhilosophyJacob Mark ChristopherDoctor of PhilosophyMatolinoBernardDoctor of PhilosophyChili Nsizwazikhona SimonDoctor of PhilosophyAdebayo Pauline WambuiDoctor of PhilosophyNadvi Syeda Lubna BanoDoctor of PhilosophyCourau Rogier PhilippeDoctor of PhilosophyMbano-Moyo Fulata Lusungu Doctor of PhilosophyPaulin-Campbell Annemarie Renee Doctor of PhilosophySpace, body and subjectivity: shifting conceptions of black African masculinity inselected anglophone African cinemaFrom Genocide to Gacaca: Historical and Socio-political dynamics of identities in thelate twentieth century in RwandaMarguerite Poland’s portrayal of the landscape in her fiction as sites for the constructionof identityThe concept of person in African political philosophy: An analytical and evaluative studyA study of the environmental (natural and anthropogenic) impacts on the estuaries ofKwaZulu-Natal, South Africa: Implications for managementPre-conditions for housing consolidation – towards a suitable package of support forincremental housing in South Africa: A case study of eThekwini MunicipalityPolitical Islam in the 21st centuary: An analysis of the contestation between ‘militant’and ‘progressive’ Islam with particular emphasis on forms of political expression amongtMuslims in post-apartheid South AfricaStates of Nomadism, Conditions of Diaspora: Studies in Writing between South Africaand the United States, 1913-1936A quest for women’s sexual empowerment through education in an HIV and AIDScontext: The case of Kukonzekera Chinkhoswe Chachikhristu (KCC) amongAmang’anja and Ayao Christians of t/a Mwambo in rural Zomba, MalawiThe impact of the imaginal and dialogical (relational) processes in the SpiritualExercises, on image of self and image of God in women making the NineteenthAnnotation RetreatMtose Xoliswa Antoinette Doctor of Philosophy An emerging black identity in contemporary South AfricaMatloa Phuti SolomonDoctor of PhilosophyNdzovuMtapuriThe role of African traditional leadership in modern democracy: service provisioning inrural areas.Hassan Juma Doctor of PhilosophyReligion & Politics: A critical study of the politicisation of Islam in KenyaOliverDoctor of PhilosophyChilimo Wanyenda LeonardDoctor of PhilosophyChristisonCouperRodehnDeveloping a poverty index for African economies using the Consensual Approach: Thecase of Mashonaland West, ZimbabweInformation and communication technologies and sustainable livelihoods: A case ofselected rural areas of TanzaniaGrant Doctor of PhilosophyAfrican Jerusalem: The Vision of Robert GrendonScott EverettCecilia MargaretaOlofsdotterDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of Philosophy“Bound by Faith”: A biographic and ecclesiastic examination (1898-1967) of Chief AlbertLuthuli’s stance on violence as a strategy to liberate South AfricaLost in Transformation: A critical study of two South African museumsJoubert Carel Willem Thomas Doctor of Philosophy Sensemaking and Decision Making in Moral PerspectiveKoolLeighBuchananSharon Beth Doctor of PhilosophyFreud and the legacy of GreeceValerie Thelma Lessel Doctor of PhilosophyAndries Botha: Creativity in a context of changeNora Doctor of Philosophy A history of the University of Natal Libraries, 1910-2003Ramdhani Narissa Doctor of PhilosophyWebbstock Denyse Jean Doctor of PhilosophyKuhn Rosemary JeanDoctor of PhilosophyDu ToitMarianaDoctor of PhilosophyNo Easy Walk: building Diplomacy in the History of the Relationship between the AfricanNational Congress of South Africa and the United States of America, 1945-1987A conceptual exploration of academic freedom and institutional autonomy in SouthAfrican Higher Education: Postmodernism, globalisation and quality assuranceDesigning and assessing the feasibility of an active learning approach to the teaching oflegal researchThe KwaZulu-Natal School Library Policy and its feasibility for implementation in theProvinceFACULTy: HUmANITIES, DEvELOPmENT AND SOCIAL SCIENCESSURNAmE NAmES QUALIFICATION THESISBrownLyndsayDoctor of PhilosophyShum Matthew Colin NoelDoctor of PhilosophyKodua-Agyekum Collins Doctor of PhilosophyRuggunan Shaun Denvor Doctor of PhilosophyNdlovuNairMusawenkosiWisemanYugambalDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyFrom West Street to Dr Pixley KaSeme Street: How contemporary racialisedsubjectivities are (re)produced in the city of DurbanImprovisations of Empire: Thomas Pringle in Scotland, the Cape Colony and London1780-1834The transfer of technology to the rural poor: The case of Qamata Irrigation Scheme inthe Eastern Cape Province of South AfricaGlobal Transformation of the Contemporary Labour Market for Merchant Navy Seafarers:Case Studies of Filipino, South African and British Seafaring Labour MarketsYoung adults South Africans motivations for watching and their reception of locally-produced television news: an exploratory studyBuilding Partnerships for HIV and AIDS management in a deep rural community inSouth AfricaTshehla Maarman Samuel Doctor of Philosophy Leselinyana la Lesothoand Basotho Biblical appropriation in the 19th CenturySukhraj-Ely Praveena Doctor of PhilosophyLangaHaskinsFrancisPetraSusan LouiseSuzanneDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyCockburn Christopher JohnDoctor of PhilosophyVan Rooyen Heidi Eve Doctor of PhilosophyCaldwellMuriithiInclusive Education Policy and Practice: Investigating the Educational Rights andNeeds of Learners and students with Visual Impairments in South AfricaStrange Worldsin German migration literature, and intercultural learning in the contextof German Studies in South AfricaThe Judgement Of An Ass: Constructions of Female Sexuality in Apuleius’MetamorphosesThe KwaZulu-Natal Provinicial Legislature: Political Elite Formation and Change 1994-2004The Establishment of a Musical Tradition: Meanings, Values and social processes in theSouth African history of Handel’s Messiah.Making practice visible: Analysing the interactional tasks of voluntary counselling andtestingMarc Anthony Doctor of Philosophy Between Empiricism and Intellectualism: Charles Taylor’s Answer to the ‘Media War’Sicily Mbura Doctor of PhilosophyVulnerability and capability in Kenya: Towards an African women’s public theologyKarumbidza John Blessing Doctor of PhilosophyGrzelak Krzysztof StanislawDoctor of PhilosophyKasimbazi Emmanuel B Doctor of PhilosophyA Fragile and Unsustained Miracle: Analysing the development potential of Zimbabwe’sResettlement Schemes, 1980-2000The ‘inclusive pluralism’ of Jacques Dupuis, its contribution to a Christian theology ofreligions, and its relevance to the South African interreligious contextFACULTy: LAwThe principle of equitable utilization and its implications for water resourcesmanagement in the Nile BasinFACULTy: mANAgEmENT STUDIESChetty Soobramoney Doctor of Commerce Social responsibility among small and medium enterprises in KwaZulu-NatalGovender Jayanathan Perumal Doctor of Administration New spaces for participation in South African Local GovernmentSubbanGovenderRuthvenMogesperieDoctor of AdministrationEvaluation of the Long-Term Development Framework(LTDF): A Case study ofeThekwini Municipality’s Intergrated Develpment PlanPathmavathie Doctor of AdministrationAccomplishing total quality management through management effectivenessDeon Andre’Doctor of BusinessAdministrationSmorfitt William RobertDoctor of PhilosophyNyamazanaMakhosanaDoctor of BusinessAdministrationVan Der Merwe Alexander David Doctor of PhilosophyThe relationship between effective management of diversity and employee tolerance ofemployee related differences: A case study of a South African business organisationA critical assessment of the impact of interventions to stimulate the establishment andgrowth rates of SMEs in the formal sector in KwaZulu-Natal 1994-2008A study into factors affecting growth and development of previously disadvantagedcontractorsThe higher education and labour market expectations and experiences of students andgraduates: A case study of DUT, Pietermaritzburg.84 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 85

Doctoral graDuateS 2008Doctoral graDuateS 2008FACULTy: NRm SCHOOL OF mEDICINESURNAmE NAmES QUALIFICATION THESISFrank Serena Visvakanti Doctor of Philosophy An HIV/AIDS prevention intervention among high school learners in South AfricaReddyPoovendhreeDoctor of PhilosophyEpidemiology and genetic risk factors associated with asthma among children in theSouth Durban Region, KwaZulu-NatalBagratee Jayanthilall Sarjoo Doctor of Philosophy The evaluation of three-dimensional ultrasound in early pregnancy complicationsGovenderDhirendra Doctor of PhilosophyAn immunohistochemical and microsatellite analysis of nephroblastomasDanaviah SivapragashiniDoctor of PhilosophyHallwirth Pillay Kumari Devi Doctor of PhilosophyAboobaker Jamila Bibi Doctor of PhilosophySinghGovenderSinghChettySoobooA molecular study of the immunopathogenesis of spinal TB in HIV positive and negativepatientsMutation detection and the use of tissue expression profiling to elucidate thepathogenesis of Duchenne muscular dystrophySkin disorders in primary health care in KwaZulu-Natal: Testing of solutions afterassessment of burden of disease and evaluation of resourcesFACULTy: SCIENCE AND AgRICULTUREDoctor of PhilosophyCatalysed Partial Oxidation of Pentane and Hexane over Vanadium Oxides Supportedon Calcium and Cobalt HydroxyapatitesAlgasan Doctor of PhilosophyCharacterisation of Chlorinated-Hydrocarbon-Degrading Genes of BacteriaPranitha Doctor of PhilosophySymmetries and Exact Solutions in Inhomogeneous Spacetimes.NavenDoctor of PhilosophyMeasurement of the temperature dependence of the Buckingham effect (electric-field-gradient-induced birefringence) in gasesIvanova Mariyana Vasileva Doctor of Philosophy Regulation of hyperhydricity in Aloe polyphylla propagatedin vitroGarden Suzanne ElaineDoctor of PhilosophyPeterWetland Geomorphology and Floodplain Dynamics on the Hydrologically VariableMfolozi River, KwaZulu-Natal, South AfricaCraig Ingram Doctor of PhilosophyPollination, floral deception and evolutionary processes in Eulophia (Orchidaceae)Mc Kay Michael GerardDoctor of PhilosophyHumphries Marc Steven Doctor of PhilosophyTesfagiorgis Habtom Butsuamlak Doctor of PhilosophySupramolecular Resorcin[4]arene-capped Porphyrins: Ligands towards HomogeneousCatalysisSedimentation and Chemical Processes on the Lower Mkuze Floodplain: Implicationsfor Wetland Structure and FunctionStudies on the use of biocontrol agents and soluble silicon against powdery mildew ofZucchini and ZinniaThirukkanesh Suntharalingam Doctor of Philosophy New Analytical Stellar Models in General RelativityTecluDanielGhebreyohannesDoctor of PhilosophyBioremediation of arsenic contaminated groundwaterBerhe Esayas Tesfasellassie Doctor of Philosophy Modelling Broiler Populations for Purposes of OptimisationKidane Eyob GebrezgiabherDoctor of PhilosophyGebreslasieMichaelTeweldemedhinDoctor of PhilosophyManagement of Fusarium wilt diseases using non-pathogenic Fusarium oxysporumandsiliconThe Estimation of Eucalyptusplantation Forest Structural Attributes using Medium andHigh Spatial Resolution Satellite ImageryBoyes Rutledge Stephen Doctor of Philosophy Ecology of Meyer’s Parrot Poicephalus meyeriin the Okavango Delta, BotswanaOduori Chrispus AdetiDoctor of PhilosophyBreeding investigations of finger millet characteristics including blast disease and StrigaresistanceMunga Theresa Luvuno Doctor of Philosophy Breeding Cassava for Brown Streak Resistance in Coastal KenyaArgaw Getachew Abebe Doctor of Philosophy Sugar Crystal Size Characterisation using Digital Image ProcessingMukangaMweshiDoctor of PhilosophyIsmail Riyad Abdool HakDoctor of PhilosophyTieguhong Julius Chupezi Doctor of PhilosophyMachidaLewisDoctor of PhilosophyGenetic improvement of Zambian maize populations for resistance to ear rots and asurvey of associated mycotoxinsRemote sensing of forest health: The detection and mapping of Pinus patulatreesinfested by Sirex noctilioEcotourism for sustainable development: Economic evaluation of recreational potentialsof protected areas in the Congo BasinQuantitative genetic analysis of agronomic and kernel endosperm traits in qualityprotein maize (QPM) and investigations of the putative nutritional value of contaminatedQPM cropsFACULTy: SCIENCE AND AgRICULTURESURNAmE NAmES QUALIFICATION THESISKatunduMangani GeorgeChilalaDoctor of PhilosophyNdungu David KamundiaDoctor of PhilosophyNzunda Emmanuel FredDoctor of PhilosophyDoes sequential harvesting affect the quality of and income from organically grownpotatoes?Mutagenesis and development of herbicide resistance in sorghum for protection againstStrigaResprouting and multi-stemming and the role of the persistence niche in the structure anddynamics of subtropical coastal dune forest in KwaZulu-Natal Province, South AfricaEL Bouchefry Khadija Doctor of PhilosophyMulti-Wavelength Study of Radio Sources in the UniverseTorres Rodriguez Angel Doctor of PhilosophyConstraints in Cosmology Using Large HI SurveysVela Nomandla Magnificent Doctor of Philosophy Approaches toward the total synthesis of a novel diarylheptanoidLourens Anna Catharina UysDoctor of PhilosophyStreetStructural and synthetic studies of sesquiterpenoids and flavonoids isolated fromHelichrysumspeciesRenee Anne Doctor of PhilosophyHeavy metals in South African medicinal plantsAbdelgadir Hafiz Ahmed Doctor of PhilosophyColemanStrategies to improve seed production in Jatropha curcas – a potential seed oil crop forbiodieselJoy Carol Doctor of PhilosophyIntegrated physiology and behaviour of Thallomys nigricaudaalong an aridity gradientAndriopoulos Konstantinos Doctor of PhilosophyClassification of Differential Equations by Group Theoretical MethodsMwamburi Lizzy Aluoch Doctor of PhilosophyOukouomi NoutchieJarvieBiological control of the common house fly (Musca domestica L.) LusingBacillusthuringiensis(Ishiwata) Berliner var.israelensisandBeauveria bassiana(Bals.)Vuillemin in cage poultry facilitiesSuares Clovis Doctor of PhilosophyCoagulation-Fragmentation Dynamics in Size and Position of Structured PopulationJohn Antony Doctor of PhilosophyOptimizing aspects of a soybean breeding programmeBarbour Graham David Doctor of Philosophy On the Logics of AlgebraWorthRolandoRamroopWoolleySteven HughCarol AnnDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyAssessing the need for curricular reform in agricultural extension education in South AfricaThe Physiology of Pinus patula Seeds in Response to Water Stress and the Implicationsfor Plantation Regeneration in South AfricaShaun Doctor of PhilosophyAnalysis of Longitudinal Binary Data: An application to a disease processLeigh AnnDoctor of PhilosophyGuissamulo Almeida Tomas Doctor of PhilosophyTwine Wayne ChiltonDoctor of PhilosophyAnandrajAkashDoctor of PhilosophyBarnes Kirsten BarbaraDoctor of PhilosophyAbdullaGreenLeaskStaffordXabaHsiehQuraishiaDoctor of PhilosophyEnvironmental Stochasticity and African Elephant Dynamics: Investigating LimitationThrough Juvenile MortalityEcological studies of Bottlenose and Humpback dolphins in Maputo Bay, SouthernMozambiqueA Multi-Level Assessment of Woodland Resilience to Bark Harvesting in SouthernMaputaland, South AfricaSpatio-Temporal Variation of Micro-Algal Biomass and Production in South AfricanTemporarily Open-Closed EstuariesThe Fate of Non-limiting Solutes and Processes of Solute Retention in the uMkhuzeWetland System, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa“Putting food on my table and clothes on my back”: street trading as a food securitycoping strategyAndrew Noel Doctor of PhilosophyThe Marine Geology of the Northern KwaZulu-Natal Continental ShelfKerry Leigh Doctor of PhilosophyWadley’s Problem with OverdispersionGary Ivan Doctor of PhilosophySouthern African plants used to treat Central Nervous System related disordersNontokozoAi-NiDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyErasmus Tertia ElizabethDoctor of PhilosophyHadebe Siphamandla WisemanDoctor of PhilosophyAchilonu Ikechukwu AnthonyDoctor of PhilosophyKinetic and Mechanistic studies on Hydroboration Reactions of selected OrganicCompounds with Haloborane Addition Complexes: Application of 11B NMR SpectroscopyEmbedding Theorems and Finiteness Properties for Residuated Structures andSubstructural LogicsGenetic diversity of propriety inbred lines of sunflower determined by mapped SSRmarkers and total protein analysisRhodium-Catalyzed And Uncatalyzed Synthesis of Boronate Esters and their Utility inThe Suzuki Realm‘Plasmodium yoelii’ acetyl-CoA carboxylase: detection and characterisation of therecombinant biotinoyl domain86 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 87

Strategic initiativeDoctoral Graduates 2009FACULTy: EDUCATIONSURNAmE NAmES QUALIFICATION THESISNaidoo Premella DevieDoctor of EducationTeachers’ interpretation and implementation of the policy on indigenous knowledge inthe Science National Curriculum StatementGokar Kiron Kanthilal Doctor of Education Experiences of teachers in racially diverse schools: A critical race perspectiveAppalsamy Indrashnee DeviDoctor of EducationKhoza Simon BhekumuziDoctor of EducationAn insight into the experiences of educators living with HIV/AIDS in the context ofschooling and beyondDesign analysis of Educational Technologist’s Web-based teaching and learningenvironments in South African Higher Education institutionsLaher Mahomed Hanif Essop Doctor of Education A curriculum framework for undergraduate students in Dental Health ScienceRadebe Sibusiso PhumulaniDoctor of EducationHamlallNgakaEndresenMudendaVijayWillyKristinJohnDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyGovender Maanasa DeviDoctor of PhilosophyNdengu Dominic MapopaDoctor of PhilosophyMukeredzi Tabitha GraceDoctor of PhilosophySalanjiraMacloudDoctor of PhilosophyPsychological assessment and evaluation of learners by the Free State childguidance clinicsA gendered study of confict and violence among boys in the construction ofmasculinities at a Technical High School in Durban.The role of literacy in enhancing capabilities for participation in Uganda’s Plan forModernisation of Agriculture: Exploring the experiences of rural subsistence farmersin Manibe Sub-countyNon-formal citizenship education in Cape Town: Struggling to learn or learning to struggle?Perceptions and understandings about mental health problems of children andadolescents in Zambia: Implications for innovative curriculum development forPrimary Health Care practitionersProcessing heard versus transcribed English vocabulary in English SecondLanguage (ESL) learners: A quasi-experimental study at a secondary school inKwaZulu-NatalSpeaking their mind: Adolescents’ understanding of their vulnerability to HIV/ AIDS inthe context of existing intervention programmes in MalawiExploring professional development experiences of the professionally unqualifiedpracticing teachers in rural secondary schoolsContesting spaces in curriculum policy change: Exploring the dual-mode ReligiousEducation for secondary schools in MalawiHarrison Janet Elizabeth Doctor of Philosophy Developing doctoral identity – A narrative study in an autoethnographic frameGreenbaumD’amantGrantRamhurryRamnarainLesley Anne Doctor of PhilosophyThe undergraduate Law Curriculum: Fitness for purpose?Antoinette Doctor of PhilosophyTeachers in transition: Becoming inclusive practitionersCarolynJaycinthShamellaDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyAnderson Bronwynne MardiaDoctor of PhilosophyChettyWalingoMollerDistributed teacher leadership in South African schools: Troubling the terrainA genealogical analysis of intersubjective assessment practices in two South AfricanclassroomsThe Integrated Quality Management System: Exploring the tension betweenaccountability and professional development‘Coloured’ boys in trouble: An ethnographic investigation into the construction ofColoured working class masculinities in a high school in Wentworth, DurbanFACULTy: ENgINEERINgManimagalay Doctor of PhilosophyNeural network models for LeukaemiaTom Mmbasu Doctor of PhilosophyTraffic modelling and analysis of next generation networksBruce Colin Doctor of PhilosophyActivity of complex multifunctional organic components in common solvents88 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 89

Doctoral graDuateS 2009Doctoral graDuateS 2009FACULTy: ENgINEERINgSURNAmE NAmES QUALIFICATION THESISFoxon Katherine Maria Doctor of Philosophy Analysis of pilot-scale anaerobic baffled reactor treating domestic wastewaterLiuScribaYi-Sheng Doctor of PhilosophyHybrid token-CDMA medium protocolStefan Martin Doctor of PhilosophyAnalysis of the EDF family of schedulersQuazi Tahmid Al-Mumit Doctor of Philosophy Cross-layer design for the transmission of multimedia traffic over fading channelsKumile Christopher Matlalo Doctor of Philosophy Sensor based real-time mechatronic control of computer integrated manufacturingNaidooOwiraRowenaPeter MarkDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyOnianwa Patricia ObiajuluDoctor of PhilosophyNkosiZerish ZethuDoctor of PhilosophyKunene Mirriam BusisiweDoctor of PhilosophyFACULTy: HEALTH SCIENCESMonitoring the change of health behaviour of learners in selected health promotingschools in KZNGrapefruit juice improves glycemic index and up-regulates expression of hepaticorganic cation transporter protein(OCTI) in the ratAn Appraisal of Quality Care Indicators Amongst Clinical Based Nurses in SelectedTeaching Hospitals in South-West NigeriaAnalyzing the relationship between leadership style, organisational factors andretention of professional nurses in public health care facilities in KZNThe use of Love Medicine among Black Africans in KwaZulu-Natal and the Risk ofHIV transmission for both Men and Women in South AfricaMoodley Devapregasan Doctor of Philosophy Biochemical, Apopotic and cellular stress studies in Rheumatoid ArthritisAhmedFathimaFACULTy: HUmANITIES, DEvELOPmENT AND SOCIAL SCIENCESDoctor of PhilosophyThe use of spatial analysis and participatory approaches in Strategic EnvironmentalAssessment (SEA): Identifying and predicting the ecological impacts of developmenton the KwaZulu-Natal North coast of South Africaden Hollander Weltje Annigje Doctor of Philosophy Pastoral development training in contextual and narrative family therapyMtataKenneth Doctor of PhilosophySpace and Place in the Gospel of JohnMhiripiri Nhamo AnthonyDoctor of Philosophyde Haan Marinus JacobDoctor of Philosophyvan der RietNieserMary BoudineDoctor of PhilosophyThe tourist viewer, the Bushman and the Zulu: Imaging (re)invention of identitiesthrough contemporary visual cultural productionsMission on the Margin: A case study on reformed mission prospects in Enkumane,KwaZulu-NatalThe production of context: Using activity theory to understand behaviour change inresponse to HIV and AIDSKirsten Doctor of PhilosophyMichael Zondi: The interface between African modernity and creativityAlokwu Cyprian ObioraDoctor of PhilosophyMavingaJoseph NzitaDoctor of PhilosophyHaule Michael John MalidadiDoctor of PhilosophyGiampiccoliAndreaDoctor of PhilosophyThe Anglican Church, environment and poverty: Constructing a Nigerian IndigenousOikotheologyThe Semah Sedaqah of Jeremiah 33:15 and its significance for the CongoleseleadershipPopulation Dynamics and Sustainable Forest conservation: A Case Study of WestMatogoro Catchment Area in Songea, TanzaniaGlobalisation, Development and Community-Based Tourism in Developing Countries:A Case Study of Pondoland, Eastern CapeBarnes Jonathan Spencer Doctor of Philosophy Partnership in Christian mission: A History of the Protestant Missionary MovementMukengeArthur NgoieDoctor of PhilosophyMuthuki Janet MuthoniDoctor of PhilosophyIsike Christopher AfokeDoctor of PhilosophyMolverL’analyse du thème “la colonisation” dans les oeuvres littéraires Ngemena de PaulLomami Tchibamba et La Maledictionde Pius Ngandu NkashamaTransnationalism and the (re)construction of gender identities amongst foreignstudents of African origin at the University of KwaZulu-Natal in Durban, South AfricaFeminising the peace process: A comparative analysis of women and conflict in theNiger-Delta (Nigeria) and KwaZulu-Natal (South Africa)Zoë Elizabeth Doctor of PhilosophyHarold Strachan in context: Guerilla, Artist, WriterFACULTy: HUmANITIES, DEvELOPmENT AND SOCIAL SCIENCESSURNAmE NAmES QUALIFICATION THESISIssaAmina AmeirDoctor of PhilosophyMulwo Abraham KipropDoctor of PhilosophyKunda John Eudes LengweDoctor of PhilosophyMakindi Stanley MaingiDoctor of PhilosophyAllenLwogaOlsenDlaminiHoskinsRyanNaidooFidelisEddaKathryn RitaSazi StephenRuth Geraldine MelonieAdrian JohnPravaniDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyYoung Miranda EleanorDoctor of PhilosophyStantonTallisHunterChettyNgodjiAnneDoctor of PhilosophyFrom Stinkibar to Zanzibar: Disease, Medicine and Public Health in Colonial UrbanZanzibar, 1870-1963An analysis of students’ responses to ABC & VCT messages at three Universities inKwaZulu-Natal Province, South AfricaThey have ears but they cannot hear. Listening and talking in HIV prevention: A newapproach to HIV and AIDS campaigns at the three Universities in KwaZulu-NatalCommunities’ Perceptions and Assessment of Biodiversity Conservation Strategies:The case of Protected areas in KenyaOil Companies and the implementation of Government Environmental Policy in theNiger DeltaApplication of knowledge management approaches and information andcommunication technologies to manage indigenous knowledge in the AgriculturalSector in selected districts of TanzaniaMusical characterizations of transformation: an exploration of social and politicaltrajectories in contemporary maskandaThe South African Blue Notes: Bebop, Mbaqanga, Apartheid and the Exiling of aMusical ImaginationThe effect of the crisis in scholarly communication on University Libraries in South AfricaComputer aided techniques for the attribution of attic black-figure case-paintingsusing the Princeton painter as a modelAn analysis of the experiences of children with cerebral palsy in Therapeutic Horse RidingWorking from the inside/out: Participatory popular theatre in the negotiation ofdiscursive power and patriarchy in Female Prisons: The example of Westville FemaleCorrectional Centre, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa 2000 – 2004Decentralisation and local Municipalities in South Africa: An analysis of the mandateto deliver basic servicesVicci Anne Doctor of PhilosophyFeminisms, HIV and AIDS. Addressing power to reduce women’s vulnerability.Nina BrigitteAnnelineMartinDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyBuckenham Karen ElizabethDoctor of PhilosophyOkyere-Manu Benson Doctor of PhilosophyJohn Christopher HughDoctor of PhilosophyBodillBrigitte Michele MariePierreDoctor of PhilosophyAppalraju DhalialutchmeeDoctor of PhilosophyGumede Mzuyabonga AmonDoctor of PhilosophyOlabimtan Kehinde OlumuyiwaDoctor of PhilosophyMeasuring and valuing unpaid care work: assessing the gendered implications ofSouth Africa’s home-based care policyA critical analysis of current approaches to SMME development and support withinthe Ethekwini Municipal areaThe applicability of the translatability and interpretation theory of Sanneh andBediako: The case of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Namibia (ELCIN), inNorthern NamibiaCreator God Most Beautiful: A contextual, feminist theological and aesthetic look atwomen’s creativity, spirituality and theology in South AfricaEngaging the fertile silence: Towards a culturally sensitive model for dealing with theHIV and AIDS silenceWorkshopped Plays in a South African Correction Centre: Negotiating SocialRelations Through TheatreA study evaluating patterns of reduction of distress in clinical syndromes using eyemovement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR)Emerging bilingualism in rural secondary schools in KwaZulu Natal: The impact ofeducational policies on learners and their communitiesIzigiyo as performed by Zulu women in the KwaZwabe community of KwaZulu-Natal,South AfricaSamuel Johnson of Yorubaland, 1846-1901: Religio-cultural identity in a changingenvironment and the making of a Mission Agent90 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 91

Doctoral graDuateS 2009Doctoral graDuateS 2009FACULTy: LAwSURNAmE NAmES QUALIFICATION THESISKrauseSamanthaDoctor of PhilosophyDefences available to battered women who kill their abusers – a comparativeanalysisWallis Malcolm John David Doctor of Philosophy The Associated Ship and South African Admiralty JurisdictionNdlovuFikile PortiaDoctor of PhilosophyAn analytical study of diamond trade regulations from the period of 1994 to 2009 withreference to aspects of the 1996 ConstitutionCouzens Edmund William Franz Doctor of Philosophy Large and grey: whales, elephants, and international law and politicsMaharajNadasanChallenorFACULTy: mANAgEmENT STUDIESMandusha Doctor of CommerceEvaluating customer relations in the cell phone industryThayanantheeRobin MartinDoctor of PublicAdministrationDoctor of PhilosophyDavid Joseph EdwardDoctor of AdministrationMajoziMpuloMullerBheki MilfordBongani MduduziKennethColette LynnDoctor of AdministrationDoctor of AdministrationDoctor of PhilosophyPrimary Health Care Delivery: A Case Study of KwaZulu-Natal with special referenceto PhysiotherapyStrategic responses to factors impacting global trade: Durban’s continental businessengagement within an African RenaissanceMetropolitisation and the quest for efficiency, effectiveness and economy: A casestudy of the eThekwini MunicipalityAn investigation of educators’ readiness for the introduction of e-education in urbancommunities of KwaZulu-Natal schoolsEvaluation of Public Private Partnership in the Public Health Sector in South Africawith specific reference to Inkosi Albert Luthuli HospitalAn analysis of the extent, nature and consequences of female part-time employmentin post-apartheid South AfricaEdkins Beverly Irene Mary Doctor of Commerce The demand for food and nutrition in South AfricaKrielGustav PeterDoctor of BusinessAdministrationEresia-Eke Chukuakadibia EjeruloDoctor of PhilosophyTambudzaiChoncoThe effective management of social change in the South African pharmaceuticalindustryPropensity for financial loan default in small business in the Durban Area: A study ofthe effect of owner/manager and organization characteristicsZachary Doctor of PhilosophyDeterminants of military expenditure in ZimbabweSibongiseniEmmanuelDoctor of PublicAdministrationImplementation of the National Policy on HIV and AIDS in public schools in theUmkhanyakude District,KwaZulu-Natal ProvinceMaphosa Sylvester Bongani Doctor of Philosophy Civil society organisations and peacebuilding: A case study of BurundiStaufferCarl SwarrDoctor of PhilosophyActing out the myths: The power of narrative discourse in shaping the Zimbabweconflict of Matabeleland, 1980-1987Tundui Charles Stephen Doctor of Philosophy Micro credit access and growth of women owned enterprises in TanzaniaBodhanya Shamim Ahmed Doctor of Philosophy Strategic Enactment: An Interpretive Approach to Organisational StrategySukram Praversh JeebodhDoctor of PhilosophyJoubert Bronwyn ColleenDoctor of PhilosophySinghMosamMichelleAnisaManagerial competencies required by library managers to effectively manage changein South African university librariesFACULTy: NRm mEDICAL SCHOOLDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyBiccard Bruce McClureDoctor of PhilosophyThe interaction of lymphogranuloma venereum and urethritis Chlamydia trachomatiswith human keratinocytes and cervical epitheliumPharmaco-immunological vitological dynamics in intrapartum HIV transmission (PIVDstudy)Management of Human Immunodeficiency Virus associated Kaposi’s Sarcoma – Arandomised,controlled, open labelled trial comparing the response of combinationchemotherapy and highly Active Antiretroviral therapy aloneThe utility of medical therapy for peri-operative cardioprotection for noncardiacsurgeryFACULTy: SCIENCE AND AgRICULTURESURNAmE NAmES QUALIFICATION THESISChunilallO’DonoghueVirenSean HenryDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyKabera Muregancuro Gaetan Doctor of Philosophy D-optimal Designs for Drug SynergyAnsellStructure, Accessibility and ‘Reactivity’ of Cellulose I as revealed by CP/MAS ¹³C-NMR Spectroscopy and Atomic Force MicroscopyThe Sardine Run: Investigating Sardine and Predator Distribution in Relation toEnvironmental Conditions using GIS and Remotely Sensed ProductsWilliam Philip Doctor of PhilosophyThe Mineability of Richards Bay Minerals Dune SandsAbraham Abraha OkbasillasieDoctor of PhilosophyAbraha Michael GhebrekristosDoctor of PhilosophyTesfay Samson ZerayDoctor of PhilosophyBlancoLyambilaTesfamichaelLazarusOscar AdrianDoctor of PhilosophyIntegrated use of yeast, Bacillus, hot water and potassium silicate treatments for thecontrol of postharvest green mould of citrus and litchisSensible heat flux and evaporation for sparse vegetation using temperature-varianceand a dual-source modelSpecial Carbohydrates in Avocado – their function as sources of energy andantioxidantsA dynamic mechanistic analysis of the thermal interaction between a broiler chickenand its surrounding environmentWaudo Doctor of PhilosophyA Study of Photoinduced Transformations of Sunscreen Chemical AbsorbersSolomonGebremariamDoctor of PhilosophyAssessment of structural attributes of even-aged Eucalyptus grandisforestplantations using small-footprint discrete return lidar dataIan Joseph Doctor of PhilosophyLinear and Non-Linear Fluctuations in Electron-Positron PlasmasNnadozie Remigius ChidozieDoctor of PhilosophyMzengeza Tenyson Robert PintoDoctor of PhilosophyChionaBarekyeMartinAlexDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyGatarayiha Celestin MutimuraDoctor of PhilosophyMohammedTsvuuraAbdelhafeezMohammedZivanaiDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyMathematical Modelling of Social Parameters and their Interaction: The Case ofWater Delivery/Access and Household Dynamics in South AfricaGenetic Studies of Grain and Morphological Traits in Early Generation Crosses ofMalawi Rice (Oryza sativaL.) Landraces and NERICA VarietiesTowards enhancement of ß-carotene content of high dry mass sweetpotatogenotypes in ZambiaBreeding investigations for black Sigatoka resistance and associated traits in diploids,tetraploids and the triploid progenies of bananas in UgandaBiological control of the two-spotted spider mite, Tetranychus urticaeKoch (Acari:Tetranychidae)Extractives from Species of the Myrtaceae and Rubiaceae of Southern AfricaThe influence of the monocarpic herb, Isoglossa woodii,on subtropical forest treedynamics and diversityMagnus Lindsay Gerald Doctor of Philosophy An Analysis of Pc5 Pulsations Observed in the SuperDARN Radar DataSnymanCelia Doctor of PhilosophyEffect of c Ha-rason proteases trafficking in invasive breast cancer cellsMsaki Mark MapendoDoctor of PhilosophyMutegi Charity KawiraDoctor of PhilosophyLamoSibiyaMakandaBalmeMtundaMoyoMeasuring and validating food insecurity in Embo, using the food insecurity scale andindexThe extent of aflatoxin and Aspergillussection flavi, Pencilliumspp andRhizopusspp contamination of peanuts from households in western Kenya and the causativefactors of contaminationJimmy Doctor of PhilosophyGenetic Studies on Drought Tolerance and Grain Shattering in RiceJuliaItaiDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyBreeding Investigations for Resistance to Phaeosphaeria Leaf Spot (PLS) and otherImportant Foliar Diseases and a Study of Yield Stability in African Maize GermplasmCombining Ability and Heterosis for Stem Sugar Traits and Grain Yield Componentsin Dual-Purpose Sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L. Moench) GermplasmGuy Andrew Doctor of PhilosophyThe Conservation Biology of a Nominally Protected Leopard PopulationKiddo Julius Doctor of PhilosophyBreeding, Evaluation and Selection of Cassava for high starch Content in TanzaniaMack Doctor of PhilosophyMicropropagation and secondary metabolites of Sclerocarya birrea92 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 93

Doctoral graDuateS 2009FACULTy: SCIENCE AND AgRICULTURESURNAmE NAmES QUALIFICATION THESISAbdel-RahmanAhmedHamdouniElfatih MohamedYamenDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyThe potential for using remote sensing to quantify stress in and predict yield ofsugarcane (Saccharumspp.hybrid)Exactly Solvable Models for Qubits Coupled to Spin Environments: Decoherence andEntanglementAmoo Stephen Oluwaseun Doctor of Philosophy Micropropagation and Medicinal Properties of Barleria greeniiandHuernia hystrixMambandaWimbergerAllenDoctor of PhilosophyKirsten Doctor of PhilosophyWildlife rehabilitation in South AfricaBabikir Eltayeb Sulieman NileDoctor of PhilosophyCummingVolampenoBridgette MayNivohary SylvianeMariaDoctor of PhilosophyDoctor of PhilosophyChimhamhiwa Dorman Doctor of PhilosophyInfluence of Bridging Groups on the Reactivity of Dinuclear Platinum (II) Complexeswith bis(2-pyridylmethyl) amine Chelate HeadgroupsSensible heat flux estimation under unstable conditions for sugarcane usingtemperature variance and surface renewalEffect of antimalarial drugs and malaria pigment (ß-haematin) on monocytephagocytosis and GTP-cyclohydrolase 1 gene expressionReproductive behaviour and habitat use in the Blue-eyed Black Lemur (Eulemurflavifrons, Gray, 1867) at the Sahamalaza Peninsula Park, MadagascarImproving end to end delivery of land administration business processes throughperfomance measurement and comparisonOyedeji Opeoluwa Oyehan Doctor of Philosophy Chemical Prospecting of Medicinal Plants for Drug DiscoveryNdhlala Ashwell RunganoDoctor of PhilosophyPharmacological, phytochemical and safety evaluation of commercial herbalpreparations common in South AfricaRoberts Jonathan Wesley Doctor of Philosophy Image Fusion for Enhanced Forest Structure AssessmentSavageBeaumontMichael JohnDoctor of Science inAgricultureSensible Heat Flux for Estimating EvaporationAngela Jane Doctor of PhilosophySystematic studies in GnidiaL. (Thymelaeaceae)Potgieter Christina JohannaDoctor of PhilosophyPollination of PlectranthusL’ Hér. (Lamiaceae) along the Eastern seaboard ofsouthern AfricaHorsley Tasmien Nadine Doctor of Philosophy Overcoming biological barriers to control-pollinated seed production in EucalyptusMoodleyRietzDeshendran Doctor of PhilosophyOntology Driven Multi-Agent Systems: An Architecture for Sensor Web ApplicationsDiana NicolleDoctor of PhilosophyKunene Nokuthula WinfredDoctor of PhilosophyDu RandMaharajNicoletteDoctor of PhilosophyThe effects of compaction and residue management on soil properties and growth ofEucalyptus grandisat two sites in KwaZulu-Natal, South AfricaCharacterisation of indigenous Zulu (Nguni) sheep for utilisation, improvement andconservationIsolation of Entomopathogenic Gram Positive Spore Forming Bacteria EffectiveAgainst ColeopteraAdhir Doctor of PhilosophySingularity and Symmetry Analysis of Differential SequencesBoyle Grant Alexander Doctor of Philosophy Synthesis of Camphor Derived Ligands for Applications in Asymmetric CatalysisPillayReddyViljoenBavaniDoctor of PhilosophyA Study of Nickel Molybdenum Oxide Catalysts for the Oxidative Dehydrogenation ofn-HexaneDesigan Doctor of PhilosophyTuning the Reactivity of Platinum(II) complexesAudrey MarieDoctor of PhilosophyHouse Dust Mites (Acari: Pyroglyphidae) in South Africa with Specific Reference toHospitals in the Coastal Cities94 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 95

Research Grants and Contracts1 January 2008 to 31 December 2008 (above R100 000)College of AgriCulture, engineering & SCienCefACulty of engineering r 14,512,427investigator name Project title funder nameAmountAwardedProfessor B S Rigby Validation of models used in real time simulation – 2007 Eskom Holdings Ltd R 270,642Professor E S Boje Commerical and technical feasibility of developing a line inspection robot Eskom Holdings Ltd R 228,000Professor NM IjumbaProfessor NM IjumbaProfessor NM IjumbaProfessor CA BuckleyProfessor CA BuckleyProfessor RE SchulzeProfessor JC SmithersProfessor JC SmithersProfessor SA LorentzProfessor SA LorentzProfessor D J Brothers/Dr Des ConlongProfessor RM Gous/ MCiacciarielloDr SL HendriksProfessor RM GousProfessor RM GousProfessor M Laing/Professor PB TongoonaVibration Research & Testing Centre Projects – To conduct appliedresearch for addressing operational problems of overhead transmission& distribution linesHigh Voltage Direct Current Project – Assisting with the Eskom MainTransmission System (MTS) network stability problems as well asaddress the bulk power delivery requirements for the distant load centresContract Research in the Area of Centre for Engineering PostgraduateStudies (CEPS)Understanding the sludge accumulation in VIPs, UDS and other onsitesanitation systems, and strategies to manage desludging the future whenpits are fullThe development and implementation of a mathematical model for thewater management at Eskom power stations – The management ofwater at ZLED discharge power stationsAn evaluation of the sensitivity of socio-economic activities to climatechange in climatically divergent South African catchmentsFunding of a Research Fellowship for the School of BioresourcesEngineering and Environmental HydrologyIdentifying Opportunities in the South African Sugarcane Supply ChainManagement Systems – A Synopsis, Limitations and RecommendationsAn Investigation into the Effects of Atmospheric Pollutants on the Soil-Water-Ecosystem Continuum in the Eastern Regions of South AfricaDefinition of Process Zones and Connectivity in Catchment Scale NPSProcessesCORUS ProjectEskom Holdings Ltd R 1,800,000Eskom Holdings Ltd R 2,900,000Eskom R 2,900,000Partners in Development (Pty) Ltd R 400,000Eskom Holdings LTD R 438,645Water Research Commission – WRC R 2,500,000South African Sugarcane ResearchInstituteSouth African Sugarcane ResearchInstituteR 1,260,000R 261,100Eskom/Sasol Technology (Pty) Ltd R 831,500Water Research Commission – WRC R 722,540fACulty of SCienCe & AgriCulture r 15,820,716Three trials using broiler breeders to improve the accuracy of a broilerbreeder model that is in the process of being developed at UKZNSpecialist technical support, production & supply of equipment andidigenous poultry to community development researchEvaluation of medicinal plants as alternatives to antibiotic growthpromoters for growing pigsComparing the response to balanced dietary protein among piggenotypesAgronomy studies and plant breeding of sweet stem sorghum for SouthAfrican conditionsInstitut De Recherche Pour LeDeveloppementR 480,000Cobb-Vantress Incorporated R 422,237Eskom R 149,665Red Meat Research and DevelopmentTrust of SARed Meat Research and DevelopmentTrust of SAR 160,000R 120,000Plantbio R 4,036,90996 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 97

ReseaRch GRants and contRacts 2008ReseaRch GRants and contRacts 2008fACulty of SCienCe & AgriCulture r 15,820,716investigator name Project title funder nameProfessor M D LaingDr A VoslooDr M L Hammer/ProfessorR SlotowProfessor T R HillGeneration Challenge Programme – Incorporation of an MSV resistancegene in Mozambican maize varieties, mediated by use of MASWeaning success in SA abalone hatcheries – the potential role ofdiatomsSouth African Hidden SpeciesEcohealth Graduate Training Award for East and Southern AfricaCentro Internacional de Mejoramientode Maiz y TrigoAmountAwardedR 1,824,000HIK Abalone Farm (Pty) Ltd R 100,320Earthwatch Institute R 171,150International Development ResearchCentre – IDRCR 120,232Dr MC Dent Catchment Management Agency Expertise Development Network Water Research Commission – WRC R 400,000Professor CA Jermy Preparation of a Proposal leading to a PhD for a student (William Ansell) Richards Bay Minerals R 101,775Professor HC MurrellDr MB DemlieProfessor OQ MunroDr FB AhmedProfessor U BobDr M MudharaDr M MudharaDr M MudharaDr K MoodleyKwaZulu-Natal Bioinfomatics Node – Continue operating of Node for2008Optimised Monitoring of Groundwater – Surface Water – AtmosphericParameters for Enhanced Descision Making at a Local ScaleMUNRO MINTEK RESEARCH ORDER 1 – Santham Govender,Roseanne C. Salmond, Matthew AkermanQuantitative assessment of sugarcane growth and factors of stress usingremote sensing techniquesWomen’s Property Rights: Gender and Land Surveys in Sub-SaharanAfricaParticipatory Innovation Development in the face of HIV/AIDSFacilitating a learning environment for local interest groups sharing acommitment to developing more sustainable livelihoods, through self-reliance, enterprise, experimentation and innovationEnhanced capacity and practice of smallholder farmers in sustainableagricultureModern South African Astronomy and Cosmology: Confronting theSimulated and the Observed UniverseDr M Mudhara Farmer Access to Innovation Resources – FAIR 2Dr NH RoddaDr J KarlssonDr Pranitha MaharajProfessor J MayDr V KhumaloMr IAK ValodiaMS CJ SkinnerBCM Greywater Research ProjectCollege of HumAnitieSGender, education and global poverty reduction inititativesNational Bioinformatics Network Trust R 192,875Council for Scientific and IndustrialResearchR 212,400Mintek R 142,500South African Sugarcane ResearchInstituteInternational Center for Research onWomenR 148,547R 434,350ETC Netherlands R 500,000SAVEact R 350,000Foundation ICCO InterchurchOrganisation for Development Co-operationCouncil for Science and IndustrialResearch – Centre for HighPerformance Computing / DSTETC Foundation/RockefellerFoundationR 2,271,356R 2,052,000R 1,282,800Stockholm Environment Institute R 147,600fACulty of eduCAtion r 1,048,455University of London / Economic &Social Research CouncilR 1,048,455fACulty of HumAnieS, develoPment StudieS And SoCiAl SCienCeS r 15,421,102Understanding the dynamics of condom negotiation and use in maritalrelationships in generalised HIV epidemics: South Africa and UgandaPoverty Specialist to Develop District and Local Municipal PovertyProfessoriles for the Eastern CapeKwaZulu-Natal Missionary Legacy ProjectBritish High Commission – Services Project/Trade Policy/Consultancies/ResearchThe support for the dissemination component of the documentation ofthe Warwick Junction ProjectWorld Health Organisation R 509,472Eastern Cape Socio-EconomicConsultative Council (ECSECC)R 190,192KZN Premier’s Office R 715,530Trade & Industrial Policy Strategies R 156,750Tides Centre R 248,600fACulty of HumAnieS, develoPment An SoCiAl SCienCeS r 15,421,102investigator name Project title funder nameMs NB NzimandeProfessor TG TomaselliProfessor TG TomaselliProfessor PM ZuluProfessor PM ZuluProfessor DJ SpurretProfessor DJ SpurretSAF2P203 – Applied Population Sciences Training and Research(APSTAR II)Behaviour Change Communication Program (1 Feb 2008 – 31 May2008)Behaviour Change Communication Program – (31 May 2008 – 31 July2008) – Additional FundingTargeting Young Males in Rural South Africa to Prevent HIV/AIDS andGender-based Violence: Formative Research for Intervention Design,Pilot Testing and Evaluation.Development and Growth Plan of the Province of KwaZulu-Natal –Masifundisane Adult Literacy CampaignProbability discounting, temporal discounting, temporal discounting &reward bundling in SA disordered gamblersProbability discounting, temporal discounting and reward bundling inSouthern African disordered gamblersAmountAwardedUnited Nations Population Fund R 379,250John Hopkins Health and EducationSAJohn Hopkins Health and EducationSAR 168,850R 130,046Queen’s University R 120,000Department of Education – KwaZulu-NatalUCT/The SA Responsible GamblingFoundationUCT/The SA Responsible GamblingFoundationR 200,000R 225,000R 532,000Ms CM Slack Feasibility of & Capacity Building for Adolescent HIV Vaccine Trials in SA UCT/EDCTP R 442,804Professor DR WassenaarProfessor PMBR DenisProfessor PM ZuluProfessor SS Abdool-KarimProfessor Q Abdool-Karim/Professor SSAbdool-KarimDr KP MlisanaProfessor SS Abdool-KarimDr K NaidooProfessor SS Abdool-KarimProfessor SS Abdool-KarimProfessor SS Abdool-KarimProfessor HM CoovadiaResearch training, advocacy and networking in order to strenghen theethical-legal framework for HIV Vaccine Trials and build the capacityof key actors in host countries to address the key ethical issues andchallenges posed by trialsNational Implementation of Training in Resilency-Building for Caregiversof Orphans and Vulnerable Children in SAConsultative process on governance and administration of royalties,taxes, levies and other forms of remittances in rural areasWorld Health Organisation R 646,160Children’s Emergency ReliefInternational/USAIDDepartment of Traditional and LocalGovernment AffairsR 9,773,408R 983,040College of HeAltH SCienCeS r 153, 015,220nelSon r mAndelA SCHool of mediCine r 153,015,220Collaborative AIDS Programme of Research in South Africa- CAPRISAAIDS treatment (CAT) programme using ART [Grant for 01/07/2007 to30/06/2008]Determinants of HIV acquisition in young women in rural KwaZulu-NatalSouth Africa HIV Vaccine Trials Unit – HVTN 503 – Additional fundingCAPRISA HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Unit – Non-competing administrativesupplement for addition of CAPRISA HVTU 72-001Field-Based DOTCAPRISA HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Unit – Additional Funds fromIMPAACTCenter for HIV/AIDS Vaccine Immunology (“CHAVI”)Funding to build a state-of-the-art Biosafety level 3 research laboratory tolink with the LIFElab genomics platform – LIFElab TB-HIV Laboratory: P3laboratory for TB drug resistance & HIV researchInternational Maternal Pediatric Adolescent AIDS Clinical Trials Group(“IMPAACT”) – Year 3 for Professor CoovadiaNational Institute of Health R 19,705,335CARE SA / Centre for Disease Control(CDC)Fred Hutchinson Cancer ResearchCenterR 1,625,000R 5,963,520National Institute of Health R 1,144,636Care SA/Centers for Disease Control &PreventionR 1,728,265National Institute of Health R 126,627Duke University/NIH R 3,637,440Eastcoast Biotechnology InnovationCentre Trust /(LIFELAB)R 10,000,000Social & Scientific System R 723,09298 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 99

ReseaRch GRants and contRacts 2008ReseaRch GRants and contRacts 2008nelSon r mAndelA SCHool of mediCine r 153,015,220investigator name Project title funder nameMs JCM SwartDr KP Mlisana/ProfessorSS Abdool-KarimMr F Van LoggerenbergProfessor SS Abdool-KarimProfessor SS Abdool-Karim/Dr K NaidooInternational Training Programme in Epidemiology of Aids – (Year 4) –Six 1 Year Traineeships – 01 June 2008 – 31 May 2009Feasibility of and Capacity Building for Adolescent HIV Vaccine Trials inSouth AfricaAn Enhanced adherence support programme for HIV/AIDS AntiretroviralTherapy – HAARTAmountAwardedColumbia University/NIH R 1,747,787University of Cape Town / EDCTP R 4,311,991Columbia University/Doris DukeChartiable FoundationR 369,600Units for HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Networks – YEAR 2 – Main Grant National Institute of Health – NIH R 22,494,410CAPRISA AIDS Treatment (CAT) Programme – Bridging Funds for 3MonthsCARE South Africa R 6,786,179Professor M Mars Telemedicine intervention strategy in the Province of KwaZulu-Natal Medical Research Council/CSIR/DST R 2,784,755Dr JD KvalsvigNovel staple food-based strategies to improve micronutrient statusfor better health and development in sub-Saharan Africa – INSTAPA(Improved Nutrition through Staple foods in Africa)Wageningen University/EuropeanCommissionR 2,328,371Dr N Padayatchi/Jinabhai Tuberculosis Trial consortium – TBTC Year 5 Columbia University R 3,681,713Professor GM ModyDr Shuaib KauchaliUnrestricted grant – Disease Modifying Anti Rheumatic Drug (DMARD)Therapy controlHealth & Psychosocial Need: Children with Development Disorder in aTime of HIVProfessor T Ndung’u HIV Controllers: Implications for Immunogen Design – Year 2Professor T Ndung’uImmune Regulation of HIV: Providing Insights for Improved AIDS VaccineDesignDr N Padayatchi Tuberculosis Trial consortium – TBTC Year 6Dr FC TanserProfessor ML NewellUnderstanding causal pathways of HIV acquisition and transmission:a multi-level, longitudinal analysis of communities, households &individuals in a rural area – Year 1Father involvement and its impact on men’s health in a South Africanpopulation with a high AIDS mortalityRoche Products (Pty) Ltd R 180,000Columbia University / NIH R 2,510,010Massachusetts General Hospital/Bill &Melinda Gates FoundationR 1,618,974Massachusetts General Hospital R 1,216,541Columbia University R 1,391,729National Institute of Health R 1,769,926London School of Hygiene & TropicalMedicine/The Wellcome TrustR 114,495Professor ML Newell African-European HIV Vaccine Development Network Imperial College/EDCTP R 4,727,296Professor ML NewellProfessor J Viljoen/Professor ML NewellDr TW Barnighausen/Professor ML NewellProfessor ML NewellProfessor PT Ndung’uProfessor PT Ndung’uDr M ChhaganProfessor N GqaleniPartnerships and sexual behaviour in rural South Africa in the era of HIVand antiretroviral treatmentANRS Project: Study of mother-to-child HIV-1 transmission throughbreast-feeding determinants: immuno-virological studyThe effect of vaccination coverage on school attainmentImpact on mother’s health of interruption of antiretroviral therapytaken during pregnancy and breastfeeding to prevent mother-to-childtransmission of HIV: extended follow up of the KESHO-BORA study cohortExpanding the Sinikithemba Cohort Study to 600 subjectsThe determination of correlates of protective immunity against HIV withregard to sequence variation within class II HLA alleles, the dominantepitopes of helper T cellsValidation of bioimpedance against isotype methods for determination ofbody composition in HIV – infected South African ChildrenIKS Bioprospecting and Product Development Platform: Traditional MedicinesLondon School of Hygiene & TropicalMedicine/Wellcome TrustFrench National Agency for Researchon Aids and Vira; HepatitisR 4,397,335R 2,437,468John Hopkins University R 360,612The French National Agency for Researchon Aids & Viral Hepatitis (ANRS)Massachusetts General Hospital/MicrosoftR 171,000R 2,598,782Howard Hughes Medical Institute R 631,800International Atomic Energy Agency R 112,000Department of Science and Technology R 300,000nelSon r mAndelA SCHool of mediCine r 153,015,220investigator name Project title funder nameProfessor AW SturmProfessor N GqaleniDeveloping a Diagnostic Test for Extremely Drug Resistant (XDR) andMulti Drug Resistant (MDR) TBInfrastructure Funding for the Indigenous Health Care Systems ResearchChairEastCoast Biotechnology InnovationCentre TrustDepartment of Science andTechnologyAmountAwardedR 5,941,375R 500,000Professor A Coutsoudis International Epidemiological Databases to Evaluate AIDS University of Berne R 113,453Professor NC RollinsProfessor P MoodleyImpact of HAART during Pregnancy and Breastfeeding on MTCT andMother’s Health: The Kesho Bora StudySusceptibility of Mycobacterium tuberculosis to second-and third-linedrugs against TB and correlating susceptibility with bacterial genotypeUnited Nations Children’s Fund –UNICEFR 852,770Howard Hughes Medical Institute R 631,800Professor ML Newell Verbal Autopsy and Information Project MTN SA Foundation R 1,163,374Professor HM CoovadiaImpact of HLA class I alleles on immune control of adult and paediatricHIV infectionProfessor TP Ndung’u HIV Controllers: Implications for Immunogen Design – Year 1Professor PT Ndung’uProfessor B CassimTargeting HIV Intergration Co-Factors, Targeting Cellular Proteins DuringNuclear Import or Intergration of HIV – THINCThe influence of socio-economic and environmental factors on the HealthStatus and Quality of life of older persons in KwaZulu-Natal South AfricaOxford University /Welcome Trust R 8,955,495Massachusetts General Hospital/Bill &Melinda Gates FoundationR 1,210,301European Commission R 3,811,951SANPAD R 600,000Professor PT Ndung’u NK Cell Function in HIV-1 Infection Massachusetts General Hospital/NIH R 328,320Professor SJY ReidProfessor PT Ndung’uDr A PymDr N GqaleniProvision of Technical Support to the KwaZulu-Natal Province for theIntergration of PMTCT into Maternal and Child Health ServicesGag-Protease Function in Chronic HIV-1 Subtype C InfectionThe development of diagnostics for pediatric TB, the determination ofmodes of TB transmission in HIV-infected individuals, and the efficacytesting of various combinations of second and third-line drugs againstmultiand extensively drug-resistant TBInter-Agency PEPFAR Annual program statement US Govt Mission to SA– Biomedical and Traditional Healing Collaboration on HIV & AIDSMedical Research Council R 447,535Partners Aids Research Center/Massachusetts General HospitalR 134,784Howard Hughes Medical Institute R 1,263,600Centers for Disease Control andPreventionR 6,000,000Professor WMU Daniels Developmental Stress, Exercise and Vulnerability to Neuronal Injury University of Pittsburgh/NIH R 250,000Professor TP Ndung’uDr T Ndung’uProfessor ML NewellDefinition of optimal immunogens for a protective HIV Clade C VirusVaccine – SAAVIImmune Regulation of HIV: Providing insights for Improved AIDS VaccineDesignPlacing Youth at the Forefront to Improve Community Engagement inResearch and Dissemination of Research Findings in Rural South AfricaMedical Research Council R 5,981,783Massachusetts General/ InternationAids Vaccine InitiativeR 741,993The Wellcome Trust R 390,000College of lAw & mAnAgement StudieS R 7, 495,193fACulty of lAw r 1,870,604Ms W B Kubayi Community Outreach Programme of the Centre for Criminal Justice Ford Foundation R 1,694,000Mr K Achary/ProfessorMG CowlingProvision of legal services by the Law Clinic for the Women’s Health andHIV Research UnitKwaZulu-Natal University Health (Pty)LtdR 176,604fACulty of mAnAgement StudieS r 6,624,589Professor AW Whiteside Economic Reference Group meetings – May and October 2007 The World Bank Group R 514,500Professor AW Whiteside Economic Reference Group meetings – May 2008 -January 2009 The World Bank Group R 954,800Professor AW WhitesideJoint Financing Agreement for Heard Economics and HIV/AIDSResearch Division (HEARD)Department of InternationalDevelopment – DFIDR 3,422,600100 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 101

ReseaRch GRants and contRacts 2008 ReseaRch GRants and contRacts 2009fACulty of mAnAgement StudieS r 6,624,589investigator name Project title funder nameProfessor AW WhitesideProfessor AW WhitesideDevelopment of an Options Plan for the proposed AIDS MuseumProject Plan: Conference – Towards the formation of an action plan foryouth development in KwaZulu-NatalOpen Society Initiative for SouthernAfrica – OSISADepartment of Social Welfare &Population DevelopmentAmountAwardedR 268,289R 496,900Professor AW Whiteside CGD-UNAIDS High-Level Working Group Center for Global Development R 577,500Professor AW WhitesideMr NC MokolatsieWorkshop to train HIV practitioners and researchers to integrate theirefforts into larger initiatives with a focus on the new global priorities ofclimate change, energy shortages, food insecurity and high food pricesTo develop and evaluate a programme addressing reproductivehealth issues through education, advocacy and service deliveryand empowering women students to manage gender inequality inrelationshipsThe Merck Company Foundation R 250,000SuPPort SeCtor r 2,400,000The Ford Foundation R 2,400,0001 January 2009 to 31 December 2009 (above R100 000)Dr Hugo WayneCollege of HumAnitieSfACulty of eduCAtioninvestigator name Project title funder nameConducting a Research Study on Improving The Quality ofEducation in KZNKwaZulu-Natal ProvincialTreasuryAmountAwardedR 1,509,200totAl r 1,509,200Professor Douglas RichardWassenaarProfessor Douglas RichardWassenaarProfessor Graham CharlesLindeggerProfessor Douglas RichardWassenaarProfessor Julian Douglas MayProfessor Patrick Martin BondProfessor Graham CharlesLindeggerProfessor Sihawukele EmmanuelNgubanefACulty of HumAnitieS. develoPment And SoCiAl SCienCeSLocal Organization of the Regional Workshop on AddressingEthical Challenges in Research: Working with RevisedConsideration, Durban 9-12 March 2009Mapping of Ethics Review and Trial Regulatory Capacity in Sub-Saharan AfricaTowards a science of community engagement in international HIVvaccine research: An Embedded multinational case study of thesocial impact of a ‘failed’ HIV vaccine productCore Funding to Sustain the AAVP ELH Office and Project ManagerEradicating Poverty and InequalityThe Response of South African Civil Society to the XenophobicViolence of 2008 ... Future of Civil SocietyResearchers care and prevention responsibilities in HIV vaccinetrials in South Africa: A normative empirical assessmentGenealogies of African Families in KwaZulu-NatalWorld Health Organisation R 575,102Council on Health Research forDevelopment/EDCTPSocial Sciences and HumanitiesResearch CouncilR 1,600,000R 125,000World Health Organisation R 177,750The Presidency of Republic ofSouth Africa/ECR 726,000Strategy & Tactics CC R 432,200The Wellcome Trust R 2,945,748KZN Premier’s Office R 658,130Professor Stephen Mark De Gruchy African Religious Health Assets Programme – Year 3 Emory University R 112,500Professor Douglas RichardWassenaarStrenghtening African Research Ethics Committees’ Capacity forEthical Review of HIV Prevention ResearchEuropean and DevelopingCountries Clinical TrialsPartnershipR 639,162totAl r 7,991,592Professor Jeffrey Colin SmithersProfessor Bright GlenProfessor Christopher AndrewBuckleyProfessor Roland Edgar SchulzeProfessor Roland Edgar Schulze/Professor Simon Antony LorentzCollege of AgriCulture, engineering & SCienCefACulty of engineeringDeployment Maintenance and Further Development of Spatsim-Hydrological Decision Support Framework (HDSF)Conceptual Design of Reconfigural Manufacturing Equipment.Project No. AMTS-07-10-PUnderstanding the sludge accumulation in VIPs, UDS and otheronsite sanitation systems and strategies to manage desludgingthe future when pits are fullManaging Climate Risks for Agriculture and Water ResourcesDevelopment in South Africa – 3 TasksUnderstanding the sludge accumulation in VIPs, UDS and otheronsite sanitation systems and strategies to manage desludgingthe future when pits are fullWater Research Commission R 2,265,000CSIR/DST R 1,714,000Partners in Development (Pty)LtdR 535,000University of Free State/IDCR R 505,977Partners in Development (Pty)LtdR 429,000102 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 103

ReseaRch GRants and contRacts 2009ReseaRch GRants and contRacts 2009fACulty of engineeringinvestigator name Project title funder nameMr Angus Mcfarlane Forbes – MrCarl Hector GrossmannProfessor Graham Paul WyndhamJewittProfessor Graham Paul WyndhamJewittProfessor Simon Antony LorentzMr Louis Francois LagrangeProfessor Graham Paul WyndhamJewittProfessor Graham Paul WyndhamJewittProfessor Glen Bright RoboCup Participation 2010Professor Graham Paul WyndhamJewittProfessor Bruce Spencer RigbyA) Rock Art Mapping Project Phase 2 B) Heritage Mapping Unit C)Maloti-Drakensberg Transfrontier Aerial Mapping ProjectWater use of cropping systems adapted to Bio-Climatic regions inSouth Africa and suitable for Bio-fuel productionA Management Tool for the Inkomati Basin with Focus onImproved Hydrological Understanding for Risk-based OperationalWater ManagementResearch into the Nutrient and Organic Carbon Fluxes from small-scaled agricultureTechnical and Feasibility Investigation for on Farm Bio-DieselProductionRisk based operational water management for the Icomati Basin(RISKOMAN)Upscaling small-scale land and water system innovationsin dryland agro-ecosystems for sustainability and livelihoodimprovementsHydrological Impacts of Land use and Land Cover Changes in …Tanzania (HILL) – PhD & MSc trainingReal-Time Simulations of the Transmission Network. .. RTDSsimulator … protection settingsAmountAwardedNational Lotteries Board R 25,325,380Water Research Commission R 7,400,000Water Research Commission R 1,800,000Water Research Commission R 1,639,600KwaZulu-Natal Department ofAgriculture and EnvironmentalAffiarsUNESCO-IHE Institute for WaterEducationUNESCO-IHE Institute for WaterEducationCouncil for Scientific andIndustrial Research/DSTUNESCO-IHE Institute for WaterEducationR 704,817R 491,400R 451,100R 417,850R 300,000Eskom R 208,380totAl r 44,187,504Professor Bob UrmillaProfessor Stefan SchmidtDr Maxwell MudharaProfessor Kevin Peter KirkmanProfessor Kevin Peter KirkmanProfessor Orde Quentin MunroCollege of AgriCulture, engineering & SCienCefACulty of SCienCe & AgriCultureWomen’s Property Rights: Gender and Land Surveys in Sub-Saharan Africa – Phase 2A Quantitative Investigation into the Link between Irrigation WaterQuality and Food SafetyPromoting well-being among HIV/AIDS affected rural householdsin Msinga, KwaZulu-Natal South Africa 2009The Savanna Convergence Projects: A Comparative Examinationof the Role of Fire and Herbivory in South African and NorthAfrican SavannasConvergence and Contingencies in Savanna GrasslandsMUNRO MINTEK RESEARCH ORDER 3 – Santham GovenderRoseanne C. Salmond Matthew Akerman Colin R. WilsonInternational Center for Researchon WomenR 1,920,198Stellenbosch University R 591,186Hilfswerk der EvangelischenKirchen Schweiz – HEKSYale University/Andrew W MellonFoundationColorado State University/National Science FoundationR 450,488R 338,913R 237,600Mintek R 218,000Dr Nicola Heike Rodda Occurrence of helminth parasites in combined pits (pit latrines) Stockholmes Environ Institute R 130,000Dr Mariana CiacciarielloAmino Acid and Protein Utilization of Broiler Breeder Hens FedMaize Soya DietsDr Mark Clifford Dent FETWater CMA Expertise Development Network (Year 2)Protein Research Foundation –PRFR 130,000Water Research Commission R 342,982Dr Philip Hugh Coombes Novel Drug Development from Indigenous Medicinal Plants Medical Research Council/DST R 300,000Dr John DereraImprovement of African Maize Germplasm by IntrogressingTemperate Genes to Enhance Nutritional Quality and Adaptabilityto Climate ChangeGlobal Crop Diversity Trust R 240,000fACulty of SCienCe & AgriCultureinvestigator name Project title funder nameProfessor Norman WilliamPammenter – Dr Rodda Nicola HeikeSPLASH Project – Grey Water Re-Use Component – (Student –Ms Preshanthie Naicker)Royal Society of ChemistryLondonAmountAwardedR 233,000Professor Kevin Peter Kirkman Convergence and Contingencies in Savanna Grasslands Colorada State University R 200,250Professor Shimelis HusseinDr Maxwell MudharaDr Joan Nyangasi JaganyiProfessor Pangirayi BernardTongoonaDr Maxwell MudharaChemical Mutagenesis for Herbicide Resistance in Sorghum andMaizeStimulating Community Initiatives in Sustainable LandManagement (SCI-SLM)Empowerment of Women in Rural Areas Through Water … Skillsand Training for Gender Equity ReductionGenomics of Quantitative Disease Resistance in African Maize(Phase II) PB129/09Promoting well-being among HIV/AIDS affected rural householdsin MsingaPlantBio Trust R 1,593,216United Nations EnvironmentProgrammeR 500,000Water Research Commission R 3,000,000University of Pretoria/Panna Pty/Centre PGRHilfswerk der EvangelischenKirchen SchweizR 4,589,752R 438,051totAl r 15,453,636Professor William Mark Uren DanielsProfessor William Mark Uren DanielsProfessor Marie-Louise NewellProfessor Peter Thumbi Ndung’uDr Nesri PadayatchiMrs Johanna Christina Ma SwartProfessor Marie-Louise NewellProfessor Anna CoutsoudisProfessor Abdool Karim SafurdeenSalimProfessor Abdool Karim SafurdeenSalimProfessor Peter Thumbi Ndung’UProfessor Anna CoutsoudisDr Tulio De OliveiraMrs Johanna Christina Ma SwartProfessor Nigel Campbell RollinsCollege of HeAltH SCienCeSnelSon r mAndelA SCHool of mediCineDevelopmental Stress Exercise and Vulnerability to Neuronal InjuryDevelopmental Stress Exercise and Vulnerability to Neuronal InjurySub-Funding provided by PACT Inc to Africa Centre to implementits HIV/AIDS program in South AfricaPathogenesis of Clade C HIV InfectionAIDS Clinical Trials Group Network (ACTG) – 20 Patientsparticipating in AACTG protocol A5221International Training Program in Epidemiology of Aids -EnhancingCapacity for Patient-Oriented Research in HIV-associated KaposiSarcoma and non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma in KwaZulu-Natal – Year 1Memorandum of Understanding between the Researching Equityin Access to Health Care (REACH) Team and Africa Centre forHealth and Population StudiesPrevention of Maternal to Child Transmission of HIV MTCT-PlusProgramme Initiative – Year 6 (Additional Funding)CAPRISA AIDS Treatment Programme – 30/09/2009 – 29/09/2010University of Pittsburg/NationalInstitute of HealthR 713,080University of Pittsburgh/NIH R 410,342Pact, Inc/USAID R 24,007,500Massachusetts General Hospital/NIHSocial & Scientific Systems Inc/NIHColumbia University/NationalInstitute of HealthUniversity of Cape Town/International DevelopmentResearch CentreR 3,177,920R 1,227,810R 793,007R 418,752Columbia University R 140,000Centers for Disease Control andPreventionR 27,962,056CAPRISA HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Unit – Main Grant Year 3 National Institute of Health R 20,523,392TRIM5 and Cyclophilin A in HIV-1 Transmission and Pathogenesisin South AfricaMulti-Country Antiretroviral Treatment Programme – ColumbiaUniversity and University of KwaZulu-Natal in Support of HIVtreatment activities at Cato Manor ClinicSwiss-Prot South Africa: Protein Bioinformatics ResourceDevelopmentfor Important Health-Related PathogensInternational Training Programme in Epidemiology of Aids – (Year5) – Recruitment of Fellows for training programmeKesho Bora Study – Assessment of HIV disease state andNutritional well being of mothers and their infantsCouncil for Scientific andIndustrial Research/DSTR 2,314,827Columbia University R 2,009,713Council for Scientific andIndustrial Research/DSTR 1,916,873Columbia University/NIH R 1,734,776UNICEF R 1,200,000104 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 105

ReseaRch GRants and contRacts 2009ReseaRch GRants and contRacts 2009fACulty: nelSon r mAndelA SCHool of mediCineinvestigator name Project title funder nameProfessor Marie-Louise NewellProfessor Peter Thumbi Ndung’UProfessor Nceba GqaleniProfessor Peter Thumbi Ndung’UMrs Johanna Christina Ma SwartDr Frank Courteney TanserProfessor Abdool Salim QuarraishaKarimEuropeAid/121404/C/G/Multi-Aid for poverty-related diseases(HIV/AIDS Tuberculosis and Malaria) in developing countries“Innate Immunity in HIV-1 infectionInfrastructure Funding of the Establishment of Traditional MedicineLaboratoryNK Cell Function in HIV-1 InfectionInternational Training Programme in Epidemiology of AIDS –Cancer Taining Supplement – Year 2Smart Science: An HIV/AIDS education initiative aiming to preventnew infections in school going children by encouraging a correctunderstanding of current health research through a scientific approachCAPRISA HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Unit – Additional fundsMedical Research Council/European CommissionMassachusetts General Hospital/Doris Duke Chartiable FoundationDepartment of Science andTechnologyMassachusetts General Hospital/NIHAmountAwardedR 1,144,080R 500,000R 476,760Columbia University/NIH R 436,329The Wellcome Trust R 390,000National Institute of Health R 244,089Professor Peter Thumbi Ndung’U Harvard University Center for AIDS Research Harvard University/NIH R 243,000Dr Nesri PadayatchiDr Kany Luabeya KanyDr Nesri PadayatchiTBTC Study 30 LineZolid Pharmacokinetics (PK) – A Study toAssess the Pharmacokinetic parameters of Linezolid in Patientswith MDR and XDR TBCommunity-based informant reporting of maternal deaths: a proof-of-principle pilot studyEnhancing Care and Improvement Treatment Outcomes forExtensively Drug Resistant Tuberculosis Patients in South AfricaCenters for Disease Control andPreventionR 240,837University of Aberdeen R 188,214Boston University/Potts MemorialFoundationR 162,066Professor Marie-Louise Newell A Complex Multi-component Intervention to Reduce Individual The Wellcome Trust R 3,238,132Mrs Johanna Christina Ma SwartDr Kauchali ShuaibProfessor Abdool Salim QuarraishaKarimDr William CarrBuilding Capacity for patient oriented research in HIV-associatedKaposi Sarcoma in KwaZulu-Natal – Year 2Health and Psycho-social Needs: Children with DevelopmentalDisorder in a Time of HIVEnhancing the Impact of the AIDS response on MDG5The Role of Natural killer Cells in the Prevention of HIV-1transmission ... Microbicide TrialDr Koleka Patience Mlisana eThekwini-South African HIV Vaccine Trials Unit – HVTN 503Professor Champaklal ChaganlalJinabhaiDr Nesri PadayatchiTechnical Support to the KZN Department of Health for theBurden of Disease (BoD) StudyFogarty International Clinical Research ScholarsColumbia University/NIH R 332,986Columbia University/NIH R 3,266,024World Health Organisation R 174,720EastCoast BiotechnologyInnovation Centre TrustFred Hutchinson CancerResearch Centrer/NIHEmbassy of Italy-ItalianCooperation in South AfricaR 2,325,780R 114,750R 227,500Columbia University/NIH R 445,890Professor Peter Thumbi Ndung’U HIV Controllers: Implications for Immunogen Design – Year 3 Massachusetts General Hospital R 1,217,304totAl r 104,663,709Professor Alan Walter WhitesideProfessor Alan Walter WhitesideProfessor Timothy QuinlanProfessor Timothy QuinlanCollege of lAw & mAnAgement StudieSfACulty of mAnAgement StudieSTo Document the Establishment and Functioning of the MadikweForum and the Extent to Which the Governance Structure HasContributed to the Achievements of its MandateSwaziland LT Strategy for Human Capital Rebuilding –Assignment No: 389 TAFThe Siyakha Nentsha ProjectThe Potential impact of socio-political and economic factors on theresponse to HIV and AIDS in South AfricaAfrican Comprehensive HIV/AIDSPartnershipsHealth and Development Africa(Pty) LtdR 557,700R 471,240Population Council R 324,287Oxfam Australia R 70,000fACulty of mAnAgement StudieSinvestigator name Project title funder nameProfessor Marie-Louise NewellProfessor Robert Gordon TaylorProfessor Timothy QuinlanProfessor Alan Walter WhitesideProfessor Timothy QuinlanProfessor Timothy QuinlanEuropeAid/121404/C/G/Multi Aid for poverty-related diseases(HIV/AIDS Tuberculosis and Malaria) in developing countriesProfessoritNet Learning Networks for Small Micro and Mediumsized enterprises (SMMEs) in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) South Africa(SA)Regional Network on HIV/AIDS Rural Livelihoods and FoodSecurity (Renewal)Performing the functions of the Secretariat of the UNAIDSReference Group on economicsReview on South African HRH Capacity to Implement the HIVNational Strategic PlanFacilitating Alternative Gender Constructs in Home-Based Careand Child Welfare Programmes in South AfricaMedical Research Council/European CommissionUniversity of Brighton/BritishCouncilInternational Food PolicyResearch InstituteUNAIDS-WHO HIV VaccineInitiativeEuropean Agency for theDevelopment and HealthAmountAwardedR 1,144,080R 575,965R 101,976R 515,962R 119,000Embassy of Ireland R 786,620totAl r 11,782,750106 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 107

statutoRy and exteRnal Income 2008statutoRy and exteRnal Income 2009Statutory and External IncomeExternal Grants & Contracts Processed in 2008 Research Grants and Contracts 2009 (More than R100 000)CollegeCollege of AgriCulture, engineering & SCienCeFaculty of Engineering R14, 512, 427Faculty of Science & Agriculture R15, 820, 716TOTAL R30, 333, 143College of HumAnitieSFaculty of Education R1, 048,455Faculty of Humanities, Development & Social Science 15, 421,102TOTAL R16, 469, 647College of HeAltH SCienCeSNelson Mandela School of Medicine R153, 015, 220TOTAL R153, 015, 220College of lAw And mAnAgement StudieSFaculty of Law R1,870, 604Faculty of Management Studies R6, 624, 589TOTAL R 8, 495, 213totAl grAntS AndContrACtS ProCeSSedin 2008 r 208, 313, 223CollegeCollege of HumAnitieSFaculty of Education 1,509,200Faculty of Humanities. Development and Social Sciences 7,991,592TOTAL R 9,500,792College of AgriCulture, engineering & SCienCeFaculty of Engineering 44,187,504.00Faculty of Science & Agriculture 15,453,636.00TOTAL R 59,641,140College of HeAltH SCienCeSFaculty: Nelson R Mandela School of Medicine 104,663,709.00TOTAL R 104,663,709College of lAw & mAnAgement StudieSFaculty of Management Studies 11,782,750.00TOTAL R 11,782,750totAl grAntS & ContrACtS ProCeSSedin 2009 r 185,588,391108 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 109

statutoRy Income fRom the nRfstatutoRy Income fRom the nRfStatutory Income from the National Research Foundation (NRF) 2008faculty focus Areas tHriP thuthuka SArChi mCm nationalequipmentProgrammeinnovation SAnAP irdP nlC incentive fundfor ratedresearchersinternationalgrantsHuman CapitaldevelopmentKnowledge fieldsdevelopmentsAfricanCoelocanthecosystemAdhoc grantsEngineering 245,657 11,222,586 107,000 6,932,044 0 0 25,000 450,713 0 0 1,880,538 0 0 0 0Science & Agrictulture 1,266,238 2,313,250 2,504,900 0 252,591 3,485,500 150,000,000 0 1,090,506 350,000 870,000 3,758,047 820,714 45,000 108,554.00 0Health Sciences 385,643 36,667 1,338,500 4,332,560 0 3,297,000 0 0 0 0 160,000 2,800,000 0 0 0 10,000Education 3,830,134 0 746,500 0 0 0 0 0 290,000 0 80,000 0 0 0 0Humanities, Development &Social Sciences9,785,849 0 926,200 1,286,320 0 0 0 0 12,000 0 275,000 2,382,333 0 450,000 0 498,000Law 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40,000 0 0 0 0 0Management Studies 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40,000 0 0 0 0 0totAlS 15,513,523 13,572,503 5,623,100 12,550,924 252,591 6,782,500 150,025,000 450,713 1,392,506 350,000 1,465,000 10,820,918 820,714 495,000 108,554 508,000Statutory Income from the National Research Foundation (NRF) 2009faculty focus Areas tHriP thuthuka SArChi SABi Kfd SAnAP mCm riSP KiC irdP ifr Blue Skies Human Capitaldevelopmentfor multiwavelengthAstronomyAfrican originPlatformProgrammegrantsAfricanCoelecanthecosystemProgrammeCSurinternational grantsEngineering 2,019,661 9,129,139 121,000 3,933,012 0 0 0 0 0 50,000 114,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,280,515Science & Agrictulture 10,549,298 2,319,833 121,000 3,562,764 224179 41,000 393,750 13,412 7,882,163 185,000 931,280 2,309,994 648,000 868127 108,000 161,446 236,000 2,971,483Health Sciences 50,000 33,333 814,500 4,222,354 0 0 0 0 2,285,000 75,000 805,668 0 0 0 0 0 3,156,000Education 12,618,959 0 670,496 0 50,000 0 0 0 60,000 261,500 129,096 0 0 0 0 0 149,853Humanities, Development &Social Sciences25,237,919 0 741,500 4,754,084 0 0 0 0 0 115,000 963,046 0 0 0 0 0 2,446,236Law 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 160,000 0 0 0 0 0Management Studies 0 0 29,000 0 0 250,000 0 0 0 0 40,000 0 0 0 0 0totAlS 50,475,839 9,162,472 2,497,496 224,179 341,000 393,750 13,412 10,167,163 435,000 1,306,780 4,407,805 648,000 868,127 108,000 161,446 0 10,004,088AbbreviationsTHRIPTechnology and Human Resources for Industry ProgrammeSABISouth African Biosystematics InitiativeSARChISouth African Research Chairs InitiativeKFDKnowledge Fields DevelopmentMCMMarine and Coastal ManagementRISPResearch Infrastructure Support ProgrammeSANAPSouth African National Antarctic Programme.KICKnowledge Interchange and CollaborationIRDPInstitutional Research Development ProgrammeIFRIncentive Funding for Rated ResearchersNLCNational Laser CentreCSURCompetitive Support for Unrated Researchers110 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 111

new GRants exceedInG R500 000 fRom fundeRs In 2008new GRants exceedInG R500 000 fRom fundeRs In 2009New grants exceeding R500 000 from funders in 2008New grants exceeding R500 000 from funders in 2009fundervAlueEastcoast Biotechnology Innovation Centre Trust /(LIFELAB) R 10,000,000Children's Emergency Relief International/USAID R 9,773,408CARE South Africa R 6,786,179EastCoast Biotechnology Innovation Centre Trust R 5,941,375Imperial College/EDCTP R 4,727,296London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine / Wellcome Trust R 4,397,335University of Cape Town / EDCTP R 4,311,991Plantbio R 4,036,909European Commission R 3,811,951Duke University/NIH R 3,637,440Eskom Holdings Ltd R 2,900,000Eskom R 2,900,000Medical Research Council/CSIR/DST R 2,784,755Massachusetts General Hospital/Microsoft R 2,598,782Columbia University / NIH R 2,510,010French National Agency for Research on Aids and Vira; Hepatitis R 2,437,468The Ford Foundation R 2,400,000Wageningen University/European Commission R 2,328,371Foundation ICCO Interchurch Organisation for Development Co-operation R 2,271,356Council for Science and Industrial Research - Centre for High Performance Computing / DST R 2,052,000Centro Internacional de Mejoramiento de Maiz y Trigo R 1,824,000Eskom Holdings Ltd R 1,800,000Columbia University/NIH R 1,747,787Ford Foundation R 1,694,000Massachusetts General Hospital/Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation R 1,618,974ETC Foundation/Rockefeller Foundation R 1,282,800South African Sugarcane Research Institute R 1,260,000Massachusetts General Hospital/Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation R 1,210,301MTN SA Foundation R 1,163,374Department of Traditional and Local Government Affairs R 983,040United Nations Children's Fund - UNICEF R 852,770Eskom/Sasol Technology (Pty) Ltd R 831,500Massachusetts General/ Internation Aids Vaccine Initiative R 741,993KZN Premier's Office R 715,530Center for Global Development R 577,500UCT/The SA Responsible Gambling Foundation R 532,000ETC Netherlands R 500,000fundervAlueCenters for Disease Control and Prevention R 27,962,056National Lotteries Board R 25,325,380Pact, Inc / USAID R 24,007,500National Institute of Health R 20,523,392Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency R 8,260,000Water Research Commission R 7,400,000University of Pretoria/Panna Pty/Centre PGR R 4,589,752Columbia University/NIH R 3,266,024The Wellcome Trust R 3,238,132Massachusetts General Hospital / NIH R 3,177,920Water Research Commission R 3,000,000The Wellcome Trust R 2,945,748EastCoast Biotechnology Innovation Centre Trust R 2,325,780Council for Scientific and Industrial Research/DST R 2,314,827Water Research Commission R 2,265,000Columbia University R 2,009,713International Center for Research on Women R 1,920,198Council for Scientific and Industrial Research/DST R 1,916,873Water Research Commission R 1,800,000Columbia University/NIH R 1,734,776CSIR/DST R 1,714,000Water Research Commission R 1,639,600Council on Health Research for Development/EDCTP R 1,600,000PlantBio Trust R 1,593,216KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Treasury R 1,509,200Social & Scientific Systems Inc/NIH R 1,227,810Massachusetts General Hospital R 1,217,304UNICEF R 1,200,000Medical Research Council/European Commission R 1,144,080Columbia University/National Institute of Health R 793,007Embassy of Ireland R 786,620Massachusetts General Hospital/Doris Duke Chartiable Foundation R 745,200The Presidency of Republic of South Africa/EC R 726,000University of Pittsburg/National Institute of Health R 713,080KwaZulu-Natal Department of Agriculture and Environmental Affiars R 704,817KZN Premier's Office R 658,130European and Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership R 639,162Stellenbosch University R 591,186112 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 113

new GRants exceedInG R500 000 fRom fundeRs In 2009fundervAlueUniversity of Brighton/British Council\ R 575,965World Health Organisation R 575,102African Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Partnerships R 557,700Partners in Development (Pty) Ltd R 535,000UNAIDS-WHO HIV Vaccine Initiative R 515,962University of Free State/IDCR R 505,977United Nations Environment Programme R 500,000114 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 115

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dohet accRedIted PublIcatIons 2008dohet accRedIted PublIcatIons 2008Burns, Ce. 2008. A useable past: The search for “history in chords”, HistoryMaking and Present Day Politics, Sweden: Nordiska Afrikainstitutet: 351-363.Chapman, mJf. 2008. A Retrospect: Sjambok and Other Poems fromAfrica(1964), Son to the Ocean: New Essays on Douglas Livingstones Poetry,Venice: Amos Edizioni: 43 -55.Chapman, mJf. 2008. African Literature, African Literatures: Cultural Practiceor Art Practice, Texts, Tasks and Theories: Versions and Subversions in AfricanLiteratures 3, Amsterdam: Rodopi: 153-164.Chirongoma, S. manda, dl. 2008. Ubuntu and womens health agencyin contemporary South Africa, From Our Side: Emerging Perspectives onDevelopment and Ethics, Amsterdam: Rozenberg Publishers and UNISA Press:189-208.Cockburn, CJ. 2008. Discomposing Apartheid’s Story: Who Owns Handel?,Composing Apartheid: Music for and Against Apartheid, Johannesburg: WitsUniversity Press : 55-77.Collier, Jd. 2008. Rainforest Realism and the Unity of Science, Every ThingMust Go: Metaphysics Naturalized, New York: Oxford University Press: 190-257.Coullie, Je. 2008. Life Writing in the New South Africa, Teaching Life WritingTexts, New York: Modern Language Association of America: 221-232.de gruchy, Sm. 2008. Christian Leadership in another country: contributing toan ethical development agenda in South Africa today, From Our Side: EmergingPerspectives on Development and Ethics, Amsterdam: Rozenberg Publishersand UNISA Press: 9-20.de gruchy, Sm. Chirongoma, S. 2008. Earth, water, fire and wind: elementsof African ecclesiologies, The Routledge Companion to the Christian Church,Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge, Taylor and Francis Ltd, http://www.tandf.co.uk,United Kingdom: 291-305.de meyer, BA. 2008. Kouty, mémoire de sang d’Aïda Mady Diallo ou le polar àl’africaine, Littératures africaines au XXIe siècle: sortir du postcolonial?Blida:Editions du Tell: 187-197.denis, PmBr. 2008. The ethics of oral history, Oral History in a WoundedCountry. Interactive Interviewing in South Africa, Pietermaritzburg: University ofKwaZulu-Natal Press: 63-84.devey, rm. lebani, l. Skinner, CJ. valodia, iAK. 2008. The informal economy,Human Resources Development: Education, Employment and Skills in SouthAfrica, Cape Town, South Africa: HSRC Press: 111-133.draper, JA. 2008. Apostles, Teachers, and Evangelists: Stability and Movement ofFunctionaries in Matthew, James, and the Didache: Three Related Documents intheir Jewish and Christian Settings, Atlanta: Society of Biblical Literature: 139-176.draper, JA. 2008. Biblical Hermeneutics in a Secular Age: Reflections fromSouth Africa Twenty Years after the Kairos Document, The Bible in the PublicSquare: Reading the Signs of the Times, Minneapolis: Fortress Press: 39-54.draper, JA. 2008. Vice Catalogues as Oral-Mnemonic Cues: A ComparativeStudy of the Two-Ways Tradition in the Didache and Parallels from thePerspective of Oral Tradition, Jesus, the Voice and the Text: Beyond the Oraland the Written Gospel, Waco, Texas: Baylor University Press: 111-133.ferreira-meyers, KAf. 2008. Paralittérature pré-coloniale. Littérature post etpost-post coloniale?, Littératures africaines. Sortir du postcolonial? Algiers:Editions du Tell: 177-186.frizelle, Kl. 2008. Service-Learning in Psychology, Service-Learning in theDisciplines: Lessons from the field, Pretoria: Community-Higher Education-Service Partnerships (CHESP): 261-276.Haddad, Bg. 2008. To seek to transform unjust structures of society (ii), Missionin the 21st Century: exploring the five marks of global mission, London: DartonLongman+ Todd: 77-83.Hayes, gH. 2008. A history of psychoanalysis in South Africa, Interiors: Ahistory of psychology in South Africa, Pretoria: University of South Africa, UnisaPress,P.O. Box 392 Pretoria 0003: 182-203.Jolles, fef. 2008. Zulu Pottery Styles, African Terra Cottas, Geneva: Barbier-Mueller Museum: 400-419.Jones, nJ. viney, dl. 2008. The rise of the Daily Sun and its contribution to thecreation of post-apartheid identity, Power, Politics and Identity in South AfricanMedia, Cape Town: HSRC Press: 167-183.Kytzler, B. 2008. Improvised Myths in the Silvae of Statius, Amicitiae templaserena. Studi in onore di Guiseppe Arico., Milano: Vita e Pensiero– Pubblicazioni821.maharaj, B. Khan, S. Sookrajh, r. 2008. Religion and Development, Givingand solidarity: Resource flows for poverty alleviation in South Africa, CapeTown: HSRC Press: 79-119.maharaj, B. nyar, A. 2008. Giving, Development and Poverty Alleviation inSouth Africa, Giving and solidarity: Resource flows for poverty alleviation inSouth Africa, Cape Town: HSRC Press: 17-44.marks, mm. 2008. 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African music in global diasporic discourse: Identityexplorations of South African artist Johnny Mbizo Dyani, Music and Identity:Transformation and Negotiation, Stellenbosch: Sun Press: 257-276.Preston-whyte, rA. 2008. The lure of flyfishing, Tourism and the Consumptionof Wildlife Hunting, Shooting and Sport Fishing, Abingdon: Routledge, Taylorand Francis Ltd, http://www.tandf.co.uk, United Kingdom: 45-56.rakoczy, Sf. 2008. Mixed Messages: John Paul II’s Writings on Women, TheVision of John Paul II: Assessing His Thought and Influence, Collegeville,Minnesota, USA: Liturgical Press, Collegeville, Minnesota, USA: 158-183richardson, rn. 2008. Reflections on Reconciliation and Ubuntu, Persons inCommunity: African Ethics in a Global Culture, Pietermaritzburg: University ofKwaZulu-Natal Press: 65-82.Sathiparsad, r. 2008. 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dohet accRedIted PublIcatIons 2008dohet accRedIted PublIcatIons 2008ebrahim, Afm. 2008. An Introduction to Islamic Medical Jurisprudence, Durban:Islamic Medical Association of South Africa.franke, vm. 2008. Palestrinas Imitation Masses: A Study of CompostionalProcedures, Italy: Palestrina Foundation.lund, fJ. 2008. Changing Social Policy: The Child Support Grant in SouthAfrica, Cape Town: HSRC Press.mcCracken, dP. 2008. Saving the Zululand Wilderness: An early struggle fornature conservation, Johannesburg: Jacana Medianicolson, r. 2008. The church and same-sex marriage, Pietermaritzburg:Cluster Publications.nurnberger, KB. 2008. The Living Dead and the Living God: Christ and theAncestors in a Changing Africa, Pietermaritzburg: Cluster Publications.Spurrett, dJ. 2008. Midbrain Mutiny: The Picoeconomics and Neuroeconomicsof Disordered Gambling, Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press, http://mitpress.mit.edu, U.S.A.wright, J. 2008. 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Counting the cost: the impact of corporate warfare on thehuman rights of women and children in Africa, Elimination of Mercenarism inAfrica: A Need for a New Continental Approach, Pretoria: Institute for SecurityStudies: 101-120.lumina, CK. 2008. Legislative Responses to Terrorism & the Protection ofHuman Rights: A Survey of Selective African Practice, The Roots of AfricanConflicts: The Causes & Costs, Oxford, Athens & Pretoria: James Currey, OhioUniversity Press & UNISA Press: 181-198.mcquoid-mason, dJ. 2008. Malicious Proceedings, The Law of South Africa:Volume 15 Part 2, Durban: LexisNexis Butterworths, http://www.butterworths.co.uk/, South Africa: 189-220.mcquoid-mason, dJ. 2008. Medical Professions and Practice, The Lawof South AfricaVolume 17 Part 2, Durban: LexisNexis Butterworths,http://www.butterworths.co.uk/, South Africa: 1-152.Pete, SA. 2008. A brief history of human rights in the prisons of Africa, Humanrights in African prisons, Cape Town: HSRC Press: 40-66.Pete, SA. du Plessis, m. 2008. Reparations for gross violations ofhuman rights in context, Repairing the past? International perspectives onreparations for gross human rights abuses, Antwerpen-Oxford: Intersentia,http://www.intersentia.com, Netherlands: 3-28.Sharrock, rd. 2008. Insolvency, The Law Of South AfricaVol 11, Durban:LexisNexis Butterworths, http://www.butterworths.co.uk/, South Africa: 193-409.Steyn, l. 2008. Criminal Law – Particular Offences, Mars The Law of Insolvencyin South Africa, Cape Town: Juta Law; Cape Town: 616 – 644.Steyn, l. 2008. Criminal Law – General, Mars The Law of Insolvency in SouthAfrica, Cape Town: Juta Law; Cape Town: 605-615.Steyn, l. 2008. Effects of sequestration, Mars The Law of Insolvency in SouthAfrica, Cape Town: Juta Law; Cape Town: 170-180.Stone, l. 2008. Country Study1: Botswana, unable or Unwilling? 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Department of Higher Educationand Training (DoHET)Accredited Publications 2009DoHET AccrEDiTED PublicATions 2009Journals Articles 2009Dvc (Teaching and Learning)DivisionEssack, SY. Barnes, GR. Jackson, LJ. Majozi, M.Mcinerney, PA. Mtshali,NG. Naidoo, I. Oosthuizen, F. Suleman, F. 2009, Maximizing income via theHigher Education Funding Framework in Health Sciences. South African Journalof Higher Education. 23(2):275-292Faculty of EducationAkoojee, S. 2009, Intermediate-level Public Sector Skills Provision and FETColleges: Expanding the Agenda and Widening Impact. Journal of PublicAdministration. 44(1):30-43Amin, N. 2009, “She doesn’t look like she is both mother and father”: Disruptingthe child/parent binary. Agenda. 79():24-29Amin, N. Ramrathan, P. 2009, Preparing students to teach in and for diversecontexts: a learning to teach approach. Perspectives in Education. 27(1):69-77Andersen , I. De Gruchy, SM. 2009, Strangers in a Strange Land: Theologicalreflection on work with refugees in Pietermaritzburg. Theologia Viatorum:Journal of Theology and Religion in Africa. 33(2):355-373Anderson, BM. 2009, “I’m not so into gangs anymore. I’ve started going tochurch now”: Coloured boys resisting gangster masculinity. Agenda. 80():55-68Balfour, RJ. Lenta, MM. 2009, Research Capacity Development: A Case Studyat the University of KwaZulu-Natal (2003-2007). South African Journal of HigherEducation. 3(1):8-20Bertram, CA. 2009, Learning and Teaching in Grade 10 History Classrooms ata Time of Curriculum Reform. Journal of Educational Studies. 8(3):111-134Bertram, CA. 2009, Procedural and substantive knowledge: Some implicationsof an outcomes-based history curriculum in South Africa. Southern AfricanReview of Education. 15(1):45-62Bhana, D. 2009, “Boys will be Boys”: what do early childhood teachers have todo with it? Educational Review. 61(3):327-339Bhana, D. 2009, “They’ve got all the knowledge” : HIV education, genderand sexuality in South African primary schools. British Journal of Sociology ofEducation. 30(2):165-177Bhana, D. 2009, AIDS is rape!” gender and sexuality in children’s responses toHIV and AIDS. Social Science and Medicine. 69(4):596-603Bhana, D. 2009, How much do young children know about HIV/AIDS? EarlyChild Development and Care. 175(2):99-111Bhana, D.De Lange, N. Mitchell, CA. 2009, Male teachers talk about genderviolence: “Zulu men demand respect”. Educational Review. 61(1):49-62Bhana, D. Pattman, RW. 2009, Researching South African youth, gender andsexuality within the context of HIV/AIDS. Development. 52(1):68-75Brijlall, D. 2009, Collaborative Learning in a Multilingual Class. Pythagoras.68():52-61Buthelezi, MT. 2009, Exploring the role of conceptual blending in developing theextension of terminology in isiZulu language. Alternation:international Journalfor the Study of Southern African Literature and Languages. 15(2):181-200Chikoko, V. Aipinge, L. 2009, The school cluster as an educational reform:Evidence from Namibia and Zimbabwe. Southern African Review of Education.15(1):25-43De Villiers, MD. 2009, Generalizing the Nagel line to Circumscribed Polygonsby Analogy & Constructive Defining. Pythagoras. 68():32-40Deacon, RA. 2009, ‘A punishment more bitter than death’: Dirck Coornhert’sBoeven-tucht and the rise of discipline. Theoria: A Journal of Social and PoliticalTheory. (118):82-88Francis, DA.Hemson, CMC. 2009, Youth as research fieldworkers in a contextof HIV/AIDS. African Journal of Aids Research (ajar). 8(2):223-230Francis, DA. Ndou, L. Wassermann, JM. 2009, The teaching of controversialissues in Social Science Education. Journal of Educational Studies. 8(3 ):135-145Govender, DW. Govender, IG. 2009, The Relationship between Informationand Communications Technology (ICT) Integration and Teachers’ Self-efficacybeliefs about ICT. Education as Change. 13 (1):153-165Govender, N. 2009, Rural Basotho preservice students’ cultural and indigenousexperiences of astronomy (ethnoastronomy) and implications for scienceeducation. Education as Change. 12(1):111-128Govinden, D. 2009, Healing the Wounds of History: South African IndianWriting. Current Writing. 21(1&2):286-302Govinden, D. 2009, The Mahatma, the text and the critic – in South Africa.Scrutiny2. 13(2 ):47-62Govinden, D. Hofmeyr, I. 2009, Africa/India: Culture and Circulation in theIndian Ocean. Scrutiny2. 13(2):5-15Grant, C. 2009, Towards a conceptual understanding of education leadership:place, space and practices. Education as Change. 13(1):45-57Grant, C. Singh, HD. 2009, Passing the buck: this is not teacher leadership!.Perspectives in Education. 27(3):289-301Hamlall, V. Morrell, RG. 2009, “I know that I could have walked away but therewere people around there.” Masculinities and fights between boys at a Durbanhigh school. Agenda. 80():68-80166 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 167

DoHET AccrEDiTED PublicATions 2009 DoHET AccrEDiTED PublicATions 2009Hugo, W. 2009, Spiralling reference: a case study of apprenticeship into anacademic community of practice. South African Journal of Higher Education.23(4):703-721Jarvis, J. 2009, Teacher Identity in a Context of Religious Diversity. Alternation:International Journal for the Study of Southern African Literature And Languages.3(Special Edition):157-176Jarvis, J. 2009, The Voice of the Religion Education Teacher in the Context ofReligious Diversity. Alternation: International Journal for the Study of SouthernAfrican Literature and Languages. 3(Special Edition):138-156Jewkes, R. Christofides, N. Morrell, RG. 2009, Empowering teenagers toprevent pregnancy: Lessons from South Africa. Culture Health & Sexuality.11(7):675-688Karlsson, JA. 2009, Understandings about the interrelationship of genderequality, poverty and education, and gender-based strategies to reduce poverty:Some findings from two case studies in the South African education sector.Agenda. 81():71-79Karlsson, JA. Balfour, RJ. Moletsane, RT. Pillay, G. 2009, Researchingpostgraduate educational research in South Africa. South African Journal ofHigher Education. 26(3):1086-1100Likwambe, B. Christiansen, IM. 2009, A Case Study of the Development of InserviceTeachers’ Concept Images of the Derivative. Pythagoras. 68():22-31Mackay, JR. Parkinson, J. 2009, “My very own mission impossible”: anAPPRAISAL analysis of student teacher reflections on a design and technologyproject*. Text & Talk. 29(6):729-753Mahlomaholo, S. Nkoane, MM. 2009, Academic Rigour Versus SocialRelevance: Which Way Should the Pendulum Swing with Regard to ExperientialLearning and Community Service Learning in the Social Sciences. Journal ofEducational Studies. 8(3):30-44Maistry, SM. 2009, Applying a partial problem-based learning environment toa non-major economics course: A case of cognitive dissonance. South AfricanJournal of Higher Education. 23(2):329-339Maistry, SM. 2009, Negotiating Access to Schools as Research Sites: AProcess of Developing Positive Reciprocal Relationships between Researchers,Teachers and School Managers. Journal of Educational Studies. 8(4):47-58Manik, S. 2009, Understanding the exit of Teachers from South Africa:Determinants of Trans-national Teacher Migration. Perspectives in Education.27(3):267-277McGrath, S. Akoojee, S. 2009, Vocational education and training for sustainabilityin South Africa: The role of public and private provision. International Journal ofEducational Development. 29():149-156Mcnamee, LS. O’Brien, FY. Botha, JH. 2009, Student perceptions of medicolegalautopsy demonstrations in a student-centred curriculum. MedicalEducation. 43():66-73Mgqwashu, EM. 2009, Literate English for Epistemological Access: The Roleof English Studies. Alternation: International Journal for the Study of SouthernAfrican Literature and Languages. 15(2):301-328Mgqwashu, EM. 2009, Rethinking academic literacy for educators: towards arelevant pedagogy. Perspectives In Education. 27(3):215-227Mgqwashu, EM. 2009, Re-visiting, re-thinking, and re-naming ‘educationaldisadvantage’ in higher education. South African Journal of Higher Education.23(4):722-738Mncube, VS. Harber, C. 2009, Learners’ involvement in democratic governanceof schools: A Comparative Study between Britain and South Africa. Journal ofEducational Studies. 8(1):33-56Morojele, PJ. 2009, Gender violence: Narratives and experiences of girls inthree rural primary schools in Lesotho. Agenda. 80():80-87Morrell, RG. 2009, Reading Skelton and Francis from the African sub-continent– thoughts on Feminism and Schooling in South Africa. British Journal ofSociology Of Education. 30(5):635-640Motalingoane-Khau, CSM. 2009, Exploring Sexual customs: Girls and thepolitics of elongating the inner labia. Agenda. 79():30-38Msibi, TP. 2009, Not crossing the line: Masculinities and homophobic violencein South Africa. Agenda. 80():50-54Mudaly, R. 2009, Theorising researcher self-effacement and youth deep-insidersin HIV/AIDS research: an awkward binary. Journal of Education. 46():159-182Mudaly, V. 2009, Iterative processes in mathematics education. Perspectives inEducation. 27(3):302-310Muthukrishna, A. Sokoya, GO. Moodley, S. 2009, Gender and Disability: Anintersectional analysis of experiences of ten disabled women in KwaZulu-Natal.Gender and Behaviour. 7(1):2263-2280Naidoo, R. Coopoo, Y. Lambert, EV. Draper, C. 2009, Impact of a PrimarySchool-Based Nutrition and Physical Activity Intervention on Learners inKwaZulu-Natal, South Africa: A Pilot Study. The South African Journal of SportMedicine. 21(1):7-12Nair, KM. Muthukrishna, A. 2009, Psychological well-being and health relatedquality of life among a group of low-income women living with HIV/AIDS in SouthAfrica. Journal of Psychology In Africa. 19(4): 517-529Ntombela, S. Mashiya, JN. 2009, “In my time...”: Reflections of African adolescentgirl identites and realitites acrosss two generations. Agenda. 79():94-106O’Brien, FY. 2009, In pursuit of African scholarship: unpacking engagement.Higher Education. 58():29-39Odendaal, MF. Deacon, RA. 2009, Equity and excellence: The emergence,consolidation and internalization of education development at the University ofNatal. Studies in Higher Education. 34(1):101-114Ramrathan, P. Ramrathan, S. 2009, Gender violence during workplacelearning. Agenda. 80():47-49Reddy, V. Moletsane, RT. 2009, Gender and poverty reduction in its Africanfeminist Practice: An introduction. Agenda. 81():3-13Samuel, MA. 2009, Accountability to Whom? For What? Teacher Identity and theForce Field Model of Teacher Development. Perspectives in Education. 26 (2):3-16Samuel, MA. 2009, Beyond the Garden of Eden: Deep Teacher ProfessoressionalDevelopment. South African Journal of Higher Education. 23(4):737-759Singh, LP. 2009, The Arts and Culture Curriculum: A Site for CulturalNegotiation? Journal of Educational Studies. 8(3):45-57Sookrajh, R. Salanjira, MF. 2009, Contesting spaces for implementation: (im)possibilities of Religious Education curriculum policy for secondary schools inMalawi. Perspectives in Education. 27(1):19Sookrajh, R. Salanjira, MF. 2009, Ideological Posturing and National curriulumPolicy: Exploring Dual-Mode Religious Education for secondary Schools inMalawi. Alternation: International Journal for the Study of Southern AfricanLiterature and Languages. Special Edition (No 3, ):68-90Stears, M. 2009, How social and critical constructivism can inform science curriculumdesign:a study from South Africa. 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Journal for Contemporary History. 34(3 ):1-16Faculty of EngineeringAdali, S. 2009, Variational principles for multi-walled carbon nanotubesundergoing non-linear vibrations by semi-inverse method. Micro & Nano Letters.4(4):198-203Adali, S. 2009, Variational principles for transversely vibrating multi-walledcarbon nanotubes based on nonlocal Euler-Bernoulli beam model. Nano Letters.9(5):1737-1741Adali, S. Cagdas, IU. 2009, Optimal design of simply supported columns subjectto distributed axial load and stress constraint. Optimal Control Applications &Methods. 30():505-520Afullo, T. Owolawi, PA. Malinga, SB. 2009, Effect of Rainfall on MillimeterWavelength Radio in Gough and Marion Islands. Progress in ElectromagneticsResearch-Pier. 5(4):328-335Andersson, JCM. Zehnder, AJB. Jewitt, GPW. Yang, H. 2009, Wateravailability, demand and reliability of in situ water harvesting in smallholder rainfedagriculture in the Thukela River Basin, South Africa. 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DoHET AccrEDiTED PublicATions 2009DoHET AccrEDiTED PublicATions 2009Kamadyaapa, DR. Gondwe, MM. Moodley, K. Ojewole, JAO. Musabayane,CT. 2009, Cardiovascular effects of Ekebergia capensis Sparrm (Meliaceae)ethanolic leaf extract in experimental animal paradigms. Cardiovascular Journalof Africa. 20(3):162-168Lachman, N. Vanker, EA. Christensen, KN. Satyapal, KS. Pitt Fennell, WM.2009, Pericardiectomy: A functional anatomical perspective for the choice of leftanterolateral thoractomy. Journal of Cardiac Surgery. 24(2):411-413Lee, MB. Brysiewicz, P. 2009, Enhancing problem solving and nursing diagnosisin Year III Bachelor of Nursing students. Nurse Education Today. 29(4):389-397Mabandla, MV. Kellaway, L. Daniels, WMU. Russell, V. 2009, Effect ofexercise on dopamine neuron survival in prenatally stressed rats. MetabolicBrain Disease. 24(4):525-539Maharaj, SS. 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Uys, LR. 2009, The state of workplace health promotion in SouthAfrica: An exploratory study. Occupational Health Southern Africa. 14(6):26-32Mckune, AJ. Semple, SJ. Smith, LL. Wadee, A. 2009, Complement,immunoglobulin and creatine kinase response in black and white males aftermuscle-damaging exercise. South African Journal of Sport Medicine. 21(2):47-52Middleton, LE. Uys, LR. 2009, A social constructionist analysis of talk inepisodes of psychiatric student nurses conversations with clients in communityclinics. Journal of Advanced Nursing. 65(3):576-586Mocktar, C. Govinden, U. Sturm, AW. Essack, SY. 2009, Complexity anddiversity of beta-lactamase expression in inhibitor-resistant Escherichia colifrom public hospitals in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Southern African Journalof Epidemiology and Infection. 24(4):29-33Moodley, VR. 2009, A study of the suitability of disposable coloured contactlenses for a South African clinic based population. 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Johnson, SD. 2009, Specificity of the signal emitted by figsto attract their pollinating wasps: Comparison of volatile organic compoundsemitted by receptive syconia of Ficus sur and F. sycomorus in Southern Africa.South African Journal of Botany. 75():771-777Pullabhotla, VSR. Jonnalagadda, SB. 2009, Scope of metal loadedmicroporous zeolite-Y in the oxidation of n-hexadecane with ozone. Journal ofAdvanced Oxidation Technologies. 12(2):178-187Pullabhotla, VSR. Jonnalagadda, SB. 2009, Scope of metal loaded microporousZSM-5 zeolites in the ‘Catazone’ process of n-hexadecane at moderate conditions.Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research. 48(20):9097-9105Pullabhotla, VSR. Rahman, A. Jonnalagadda, SB. 2009, Selective catalyticKnoevenagel condensation by Ni-SiO2 supported heterogeneous catalysts: Anenvironmentally benign approach . Catalysis Communications. 10():365-369Quain, MD. Berjak, P. Acheampong, E. 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DoHET AccrEDiTED PublicATions 2009DoHET AccrEDiTED PublicATions 2009Shuttleworth, A. Johnson, SD. 2009, A key role for floral scent in a wasppollinationsystem in Eucomis (Hyacinthaceae). Annals of Botany. 103():715-725Shuttleworth, A. Johnson, SD. 2009, New records of insect pollinators forSouth African asclepiads (Apocynaceae: Asclepiadoideae). South AfricanJournal of Botany. 75():689-698Shuttleworth, A. Johnson, SD. 2009, Palp-Faction: An African MilkweedDismembers Its Wasp Pollinators. Environmental Entomology. 38(3):741-747Shuttleworth, A. Johnson, SD. 2009, Specialized pollination in the Africanmilkweed Xysmalobium orbiculare: a key role for floral scent in the attraction ofspider-hunting wasps. Plant Systematics and Evolution. 280():37-44Shuttleworth, A. Johnson, SD. 2009, The importance of scent and nectar filtersin a specialized wasp-pollination system. Functional Ecology. 23():931-940Simoonga, C. Kazembe, L. Kristensen, T. Olsen, A. Appleton, CC.Mubita,P. Mubila, L. 2009, The epidemiology and small-scale spatial heterogeneityof urinary schistosomiasis in Lusaka province, Zambia. Geospatial Health.3(1):57-67Simoonga, C. Utzinger, J. Brooker, S. Vounatsou, P. Appleton, CC.Stensgaard, AS. Olsen, A. Kristensen, T. 2009, Remote sensing, geographicalinformation system and spatial analysis for schistosomiasis epidemiology andecology in Africa. Parasitology. 136(5):1683-1693Sinaysky, I. Ferraro, F. Napoli, A. Messina, A. Petruccione, F. 2009, Non-Markovian dynamics of an interacting qubit pair coupled to two independentbosonic baths. Journal of Physics A-Mathematical and Theoretical.42(48):485301(12)Singh, C. Lin, J. 2009, Evaluation of nutrient addition to diesel biodegradationin contaminated soils. African Journal of Biotechnology. 8(14):3286-3293Skidmore, AK. Ferwerda, F. Mutanga, O. van Wieren, SE. Peel, M. Grant,R. Prins, HHT. Balciki, F. Venus, V. 2009, Forage quality of savannas –simultaneously mapping foliar protein and polyphenols for trees and grass usinghyperspectral imagery. Remote Sensing of Environment. 114 ():64-72Smit, AJ. Robertson-Andersson, DV. Bolton, JJ. 2009, The effect ofmacroalgal and compound feeds on the sensory quality of cultivated SouthAfrican abalone, Haliotis midae Linnaeus (Mollusca, Gastropoda). AquacultureNutrition. ():11-22Smith, FR. 2009, Sex-ratio variation in the gynodioecious shrub Gnidiawikstroemiana (Thymelaeaceae). South African Journal of Botany. 75():591-593Smith, G. Figueiredo, E. Crouch, NR. Condy, G. 2009, Aloe pronkii.Asphodelaceae. Flowering Plants of Africa. 61():2-6Smith, G. Walters, M. Klopper, R. Crouch, NR. 2009, Aloes of the World:African Plants Initiative. An international web-based collaboration to promotescholarly reserach on Aloe L . Bradleya. 26():121-128Somers, M. Graf, JA. Szykman, M. Slotow, RH. Gusset, M. 2009, Dynamicsof a small re-introduced population of wild dogs over 25 years: Allee effectsand the implications of sociality for endangered species’ recovery. Oecologia.158(2):239-247Soos, V. Juhasz, A. Light, ME. Van Staden, J. Balazs, E. 2009, Smoke-waterinducedchanges of expression pattern in Grand Rapids lettuce achenes. SeedScience Research. 19():37-49Soos, V. Sebestyen, E. Juhasz, A. Pinter, J. Light, ME. Van Staden, J. 2009,Stress-related genes define essential steps in the response of maize seedlingsto smoke-water. Functional & Integrative Genomics. 9():231-242Stey, G. Wesley-Smith, J.Wolfaardt, F. 2009, The influence of mannanase andendoglucanase treatment on the fibre stability of spruce CTMP. Holzforschung.63():521-527Steyn, E. Fielding, PJ. Schleyer, MH. 2009, The artisanal fishery for EastCoast rock lobsters Panulirus homarus along the Wild Coast, South Africa.African Journal of Marine Science. 30(3):497-506Street, RA. Elgorashi, EE. Kulkarni, M. Burnett (Stirk), WA. Southway,C.Van Staden, J. 2009, Effect of cadmium accumulation on anti-inflammatoryactivity in two Eucomis species. Bulletin of Environmental Contamination andToxicology. 83():644-647Street, RA. Kulkarni, M.Burnett (Stirk), WA. Southway, C. Abdillahi, HS.Chinsamy, M. Van Staden, J. 2009, Effect of cadmium uptake and accumulationon growth and antibacterial activity of Merwilla plumbea – An extensively usedmedicinal plant in South Africa. South African Journal of Botany. 75():611-616Suinyuy, TN. Donaldson, JS. Johnson, SD. 2009, Insect pollination in theAfrican cycad Encephalartos friderici-guilielmi Lehm. South African Journal ofBotany. 75():682-688Sung, IH. Dubitzky, A. Eardley, C. Yamane, S. 2009, Descriptions and biologicalnotes of Ctenoplectra bees from Southeast Asia and Taiwan (Hymenoptera:Apidae: Ctenoplectrini) with a new species from North Borneo. EntomologicalScience. 12():324-340Swaans, K. Broerse, JEW. Salomon, M L. Mudhara, M. Mweli, M. Bunders,JFG. 2009, The Farmer Life School: experience from an innovative approachto HIV education among farmers in South Africa. Sahara: Journal of SocialAspects of HIV//AIDS. 5(2):52-64Symes, CT. Perrin, MR. 2009, The habitat and associated bird assemblages ofthe Grey-headed Parrot Poicephalus fuscicollis suahelicus in Limpopo Province,South Africa. Ostrich. 79(1):9-22Taylor, PJ. Hamer, ML. 2009, Standing on the shoulders of colourful giants: 50years of zoological research in southern Africa. African Zoology. 44(2):217–231Taylor, PJ. Hamer, ML. 2009, Evidence for individual vocal differences inWoodland kingfishers Halcyon senegalensis cyanoleuca. Ostrich. 79(2):215-218Taylor, S. Perrin, MR. 2009, Parent-offspring recognition in the brown-headedparrot Poicephalus cryptoxanthus. Ostrich. 79(2):211-214Taylor, T. Parkin, D. 2009, Preliminary evidence suggests extra-pair mating in theendangered Echo parakeet, Psittacula eques. African Zoology. 44(1):71-74Teclu, DG. Tivchev, GN. Laing, MD. Wallis, FM. 2009, Bioremoval of ArsenicSpecies from contaminated waters by sulphate reducing bacteria. WaterResearch. 42(19):4885-4893Teclu, DG. Tivchev, GN. Laing, MD. Wallis, FM. 2009, Determination ofthe elemental composition of molasses and its suitability as carbon sourcefor growth of sulphate-reducing bacteria. Journal of Hazardous Materials.161():1157-1165Tembwe, I. Ngila, JC. Kgarebe, V. Darkwa, J. Iwuoha, I. 2009, Electrochemicalstudies of the nickel catecholate complexes for detection of sulphur dioxide gas .Electrochimica Acta. 55():4314-4318Tennent, JK. Downs, CT. Bodasing, MN. 2009, Management recommendationsfor feral cat (Felis catus) populations within an urban conservancy in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. South African Journal of Wildlife Research. 39(2):137-142Tesfamichael, SG. Ahmed, FB. van Aardt, J. Blakeway, F. 2009, A semivariogramapproach for estimating stems per hectare in Eucalyptus grandisplantations using discrete-return lidar height data. Forest Ecology andManagement. 258():1188-1199Thandar, AS. 2009, New species and a new record of sea cucumbers from deepwaters of the South African Temperate region (Echinodermata: Holothuroidea).Zootaxa. 2013():30-42Thirukkanesh, S. Maharaj, SD. 2009, Charged relativistic spheres with generalisedpotentials. Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences. 32():684-701Thirukkanesh, S. Maharaj, SD. 2009, Radiating relativistic matter in geodesicmotion. Journal of Mathematical Physics. 50():022502Thomas, MM. Rudall, PJ. Ellis, AG. Savolainen, V. Glover, BJ. 2009,Development of a complex floral trait: the pollinator-attracting petal spots ofthe beetle daisy, Gorteria diffusa (Asteraceae). American Journal of Botany.96(12):2184-2196Tiersch, M. De Melo, F. Konrad, T. Buchleitner, A. 2009, Equation of motionfor entanglement. Quantum Information Processing. 8(6):523-534Titshall, LW. Hughes, JC. 2009, The effects of a water treatment residueon grain yield nd nutrient content in seeds of common dry beans (Phaseolusvulgaris L. cv. Ghadra) grown in a dystrophic soil. South African Journal of PlantAnd Soil. 26(2):64-72Tyler, NC. Gous, RM. 2009, The effect of age at photostimulation of male broilerbreeders on testes growth and attainment of sexual maturity. South AfricanJournal of Animal Science. 39(3):169-175Tzur, S. Todrank, J. Juergens, A. Nevo, E. Heth, G. 2009, Odour-genescovariance within a natural population of subterranean Spalax galili blind molerats. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society. 96():483-490Usui, Y. Tarduno, J. Watkeys, MK. Hofmann, A.Cottrell, RD. 2009, Evidencefor a 3.45-year-old magnetic remanence: Hints of an ancient geodynamofrom conglomerates of South Africa. Geochemistry Geophysics Geosystems.10(9):1029/2009GC002496Uys, CJ. Hamer, ML. Slotow, RH. 2009, Turnover in flightless invertebratespecies composition over different spatial scales in Afrotemperate forest in theDrakensberg, South Africa. African Journal of Ecology. 47():341-351Van der Elst, R. Groeneveld, JC. Baloi, AP. Marsac, F. Katonda, KI. Ruwa,RK. Lane, WL. 2009, Nine nations, one ocean: a benchmark appraisal of theSouth Western Indian Ocean Fisheries Project (2008–2012). Ocean & CoastalManagement. 52(5):258-267Van Der Merwe, M. Albertyn, RM. 2009, Transformation through training:application of emancipatory methods in a housing education programme forrural women in South Africa . Community Development Journal. 45(2):149-168Van Der Niet, T. Johnson, SD. 2009, Patterns of plant speciation in the Capefloristic region. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution. 51():85-93Van Der Niet, T. Liltved, WR. Oliver, EGH. 2009, Satyrium situsanguinum(Orchidaceae): A new species from the Western Cape, South Africa. 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Pammenter, NW. 2009, Cryopreservation of shoottips of Trichilia emetica, a tropical recalcitrant-seeded species. Cryoletters.30(3):280-290Vasilyeu, R. Dudley, A. Khilo, N. Forbes, A. 2009, Generating superpositionsof higher-order Bessel beams. Optics Express. 17(26):23389-23395Venayagamoorthy, M. Ford, TA. 2009, Ab initio molecular orbital studies ofthe vibrational spectra of some van der Waals complexes. Part 4. Complexes ofsulphur dioxide with carbon dioxide, carbonyl sulphide, carbon disulphide andnitrous oxide. South African Journal of Chemistry-Suid-Afrikaanse Tydskrif virChemie. 62():149-155Verheest, F. 2009, Linear description of nonlinear electromagnetic cold plasmamodes based on generalized vorticity. Physics of Plasmas. 16(08):082104Verheest, F. 2009, Nonlinear acoustic waves in nonthermal plasmas withnegative and positive dust. Physics Of Plasmas. 16(01):013704Verheest, F. 2009, Oblique propagation of solitary electrostatic waves inmultispecies plasmas. 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DoHET AccrEDiTED PublicATions 2009Verheest, F. Hellberg, MA. 2009, Comment on “Large amplitude double layersin a positively charged dusty plasma with nonthermal electrons” [Phys. Plasmas16, 063708 (2009)]. Physics of Plasmas. 16(12):124703 (1-5)Verheest, F. Yaroshenko, V. 2009, Nonlinear electrostatic modes in astrophysicalplasmas with charged dust distributions. Astronomy & Astrophysics. 503(3):683-690Watson, HK. 2009, Potential impacts of EU biofuels policies on sustainabledevelopmen in Southern Africa. Studia Diplomatica. LXII(4):85-102Watt, MPMD. Garaszczuk-Banasiak, ME. Reddy, D. Albertse, E. Snyman,SJ. 2009, In vitro minimal growth storage of Saccharum spp. hybrid (genotype88H0019) at two stages of direct somatic embryogenic regeneration. Plant CellTissue and Organ Culture. 96():263-271Wellmann, AE. Downs, CT. 2009, Sugar preferences and digestion by Capewhite-eyes, Zosterops virens, fed artificial fruit diets. African Zoology. 44(1):106-116Wiles, NL. Paterson, M. Meaker, JL. 2009, What factors determine the useof the nutrition information on the food label when female consumers fromPietermaritzburg select and purchase fat spreads? South African Journal ofClinical Nutrition. 22(2):69-73Wilson, A. Ward, DM. Brown, M. Johnson, SD. 2009, Seed production ina threatened Aloe is not affected by bird exclusion or population size. PlantEcology. 203():173-182Wilson, JW. Symes, CT. Brown, M. Bonnevie, BT. de Swardt, DH. Hanmer, D.2009, A re-evaluation of morphological differences in the Karoo Thrush Turdussmithi – Olive Thrush Turdus olivaceus species complex. Ostrich. 80():171-175Wimberger, K. Armstrong, AJ. Downs, CT. 2009, Can rehabilitated leopardtortoises, stigmochelys pardalis, Be successfully released into the wild?Chelonian Conservation and Biology. 8(2):173-184Wimberger, K. Downs, CT. Perrin, MR. 2009, Two unsuccessful reintroductionattempts of rock hyraxes (Procavia capensis) into a reserve in the KwaZulu-Natal Province, South Africa. South African Journal of Wildlife Research.39(2):192-201Wolfe, LM. Massinga, PHD. Johnson, SD. 2009, A quantitative evaluationof the distylous syndrome in Sebaea grandis (Gentianaceae). South AfricanJournal of Botany. 75():785-790Woolley, LA. Millspaugh, J. Woods, R. Janse Van Rensburg, S. Page, BR.Slotow, RH. 2009, Intraspecific Strategic Responses of African Elephants to TemporalVariation in Forage Quality. Journal of Wildlife Management. 73():827-835Woolley, LA. Millspaugh, J. Woods, R. Janse van Resnburg, S. Mackey, RL.Page, BR. Slotow, RH. 2009, Population and Individual Elephant Response toa Catastrophic Fire in Pilanesberg National Park. Plos One. 3(9):1-10Wouters, J. Fannes, F. Akhalwaya, IY. Petruccione, F. 2009, Classicalcapacity of a qubit depolarizing channel with memory. Physical Review A.79(4):042303(7)Xaba, N. Jaganyi, D. 2009, Controlling sequential hydroboration andmechanistic pathway by means of Lewis base/solvent effects: A detailed kineticand mechanistic study. 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DoHET AccrEDiTED PublicATions 2009DoHET AccrEDiTED PublicATions 2009Books 2009Chapters in Books 2009Faculty of EducationMorrell, RG. Epstein, E. Unterhalter, E. Bhana, D. Moletsane, RT. 2009,Towards Gender Equality: South African Schools During the HIV and AIDSEpidemic. Towards Gender Equality: South African Schools During The HIVand Aids Epidemic. 223Faculty of Lawde Koker, A. Williams, RC. Silke, J. 2009, Silke Tax Yearbook 2008-2009.Silke Tax Yearbook 2008-2009. 0Louw, AM. 2009, International Encyclopaedia of Law. InternationalEncyclopaedia Of Law. 512Dvc (Teaching and Learning)DivisionVithal, R. 2009, A Quest for Democratic Partcipatory Validity in MathematicsEducation Research. Life History Research: Epistemology, Methodology andRepresentation. 67-81Hemson, CMC. 2009, Contestation and accountability: The IPET Curriculum atthe University of zululand. Opportunities and Challenges for teacher EducationCurriculum in South Africa. 81-101Kunene, AF. 2009, Learner-centeredness in practice: Reflections from acurriculum education specialist. Making Conections: Self-Study and SocialAction. 139-152Faculty of Humanities,Development and Social SciencesHlongwa, NP. 2009, Ukuhlelwa Kolimi. Ukuhlelwa Kolimi. 1-181McCracken, DP. 2009, Inspector Mallon: Buying Irish patriotism for a five-poundnote. Inspector Mallon: Buying Irish Patriotism for a Five-Pound Note. 248Moolakkattu, JS. Khoshoo, TN. 2009, Gandhi and the Environment. Gandhiand the Environment. 152Moran, SK. 2009, Representing Bushmen: South Africa and the origion oflanguage. Representing Bushmen: South Africa and the Origin of Language. 206Nurnberger, KB. 2009, Die Bybel: Verantwoordelik lees is krities lees. DieBybel: Verantwoordelik Lees is Krities Lees. 320Patel, RC. 2009, The Value of Nothing: How to reshape market society andredefine democracy. The Value of Nothing: How to Reshape Market Societyand Redefine Democracy. 250Williams, RC. 2009, Income Tax in South Africa Cases & Materials. IncomeTax in South Africa Cases & Materials. 672Williams, RC. 2009, LAWSA Revenue volume 22 part 1. Lawsa RevenueVolume 22 Part 1. 679Williams, RC. 2009, LAWSA Revenue volume 22 part 2. Lawsa RevenueVolume 22 Part 2. 395NRM School of MedicinePillay, BJ. Duckert, F. 2009, Early Intervention of Alcohol Abuse Problemsin South Africa. A Cognitive Behavioural Model. Early Intervention of AlcoholAbuse Problems in South Africa. A Cognitive Behavioural Model. 182Dvc (Research) DivisionDaymond, MJ. 2009, Sindiwe Magona: Writing, Remembering, Selfhood, andCommunity in Living, Loving, and Lying Awake at Night. Twelve Best Books byAfrican Women: Critical Readings. 219-244Jacobs, JU. 2009, J M Coetzee and Cruciform Logic. J M Coetzee: Percorse DiLettura Tra Storia E Narrazione. 13-61Jacobs, JU. 2009, Towards a South African Expressionism: The Madonna ofExcelsior. Ways of Writing: Critical Essays on Zakes Mda. 277-297Jacobs, JU. Bell, DW. 2009, Ways of Writing: Zakes Mda – s Self-reflexive Artin Cion. Ways of Writing: Critical Essays on Zakes Mda. 355-370Reddy, V. Potgieter, C. 2009, Contesting the “Private” and “Public”: TheRepresentation of Sex, Politics and Culture in the Event(s) of the Jacob Zumaversus Kwezi Rape Trial in South Africa. Betraying the Event: Constructions ofVictimhood in Contemporary Cultures. 87-116Faculty of EducationBhana, D. 2009, Girls hit Constructing and negotiating violent African femininitiesin a working class primary school. Troubling Gender in Education. 96-111Manik, S. 2009, Perspectives and Perplexities regarding Transnational teacherMigration between South Africa and the United Kingdom. Education AcrossBorders. 149-161Mitchell, CA. 2009, Geographies of Danger: School Toilets in Sub SaharanAfrica. Ladies & Gents. 62-74Mitchell, CA. Pithouse-Morgan, KJ. Moletsane, RT. 2009, The social selfin self-study: Author conversations. Making Connections: Self-Study & SocialAction. 12-23Motalingoane-Khau, CSM. 2009, Journey into the hidden self: Reflections ona collaborative inquiry into women teachers’ memories of adolescent sexuality.Making Conections: Self-Study and Social Action. 59-75Nkoane, MM. 2009, Critical and Radical Learning Discourse: Towards aPedagogy for Empowerment. Educational Research and Transformation inSouth Africa. 21-30Pattman, RW. Bhana, D. 2009, Colouring sexualities: how some black SouthAfrican schoolgirls respond to ‘racial’ and gendered inequalities. The Prize andthe Price Shapinh Sexualities in South Africa. 21-38Pillay, G. 2009, A Cubist Narrative: Producing Different Knowledges withSuccessful teachers. Life History Research: Epistemology, Methodology andRepresentation. 115-133Bhana, D. Morrell, RG. Pattman, RW. 2009, Gender and Education inDeveloping Contexts: Postcolonial Reflections on Africa. International Handbookof Comparative Education. 703-715Pithouse-Morgan, KJ. Mitchell, CA. Moletsane, RT. 2009, Going public withscholarly collaboration: Reflections on a collaborative self-study book process.Making Connections: Self-Study & Social Action. 26-29De Lange, N. Grossi, ET. 2009, An arts-based thesis: Reflections on the howand the who and the why of the I. Making Connections: Self-Study & SocialAction. 187-206De Villiers, MD. Govender, R. Patterson, N. 2009, Defining in Geometry.Understanding Geometry for a Changing World. 189-204Dhunpath, R. 2009, The ethics and politics of organisational ethnographies. LifeHistory Research: Epistemology, Methodology and Representation. 173-197Ramrathan, P. 2009, The ethics and politics of data as agency. Life HistoryResearch: Epistemology, Methodology and Representation. 153-172Samuel, MA. 2009, Music of Research: Dialogues in Research Production. LifeHistory Research: Epistemology, Methodology and Representation. 137-152Samuel, MA. 2009, On Becoming A Teacher: Lifehistory Research and the ForceField Model of Teacher Development. Life History Research: Epistemology,Methodology and Representation. 03-17Francis, DA. Myeza, NP. 2009, ‘Openly positive’: Living and working with HIV/AIDS. Working Women. Stories of Strife, Struggle and Survival. 111-122Samuel, MA. 2009, Risking Ambiguity: Exploring Voice in Research. Life HistoryResearch: Epistemology, Methodology and Representation. 85-92Gopal, ND. Sookrajh, R. 2009, Children left behind: Voices (Ukuhebeza) of HIV+mothers. Working Women. Stories of Strife, Struggle and Survival. 123-140216 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 217

DoHET AccrEDiTED PublicATions 2009DoHET AccrEDiTED PublicATions 2009Faculty of Health SciencesDeacon, H. Uys, LR. Mohlahlane, R. 2009, HIV and stigma in South Africa.HIV//AIDSin South Africa 25 years on. 105-120Faculty of Humanities,Development and Social SciencesAlant, JW. 2009, Ce que ça veut dire que d’crire en sa propre langue: Quelquesperspectives historiques de la litt’rature romanesque de langue afrikaans. TheChanging Face of African Literature Les Nouveaux Visages de la LitteratureAfricaine. 63-82Armstrong, JY. 2009, Ceremonial beer pots and their uses. Zulu IdentitiesBeing Zulu, Past and Present. 414-417Bass, O. 2009, Aiming for Africa: Durban, 2010 and notions of African urbanidentity. Development and Dreams: The Urban Legacy of the 2010 FootballWorld Cup. 246-265Bhana, A. Petersen, I. 2009, HIV and youth: A behavioural perspective. HIV/AIDS In South Africa 25 Years On: Psychosocial Perspectives. 55-68Bhana, D. Morrell, RG. Pattman, RW. 2009, Gender and Education inDeveloping Contexts: Postcolonial Reflections on Africa. International Handbookof Comparative Education. 703-715Bond, PM. 2009, Conclusion: Leave the oil in the soil. Climate Change, CarbonTrading And Civil Society; Negative Returns on South African Investments. 179-199Bond, PM. 2009, Dirty politics: South African energy. Climate Change, CarbonTrading and Civil Society; Negative Returns on South African Investments. 29-57Bond, PM. 2009, Oil companies and African wealth depletion. ClimateChange, Carbon Trading and Civil Society; Negative Returns on South AfricanInvestments. 145-161Bond, PM. Erion, G. 2009, South African carbon trading: A counterproductiveclimate change strategy. Electric Capitalism: Recolonising Africa on the PowerGrid. 338-358Buccus, I. Hicks, J. 2009, Building political will for refining public participationpolicy in South Africa. From Political Won’T To Political Will. 211-225Carton, B. Draper, MP. 2009, Bulls in the boardroom: The Zulu warrior ethicand the spirit of South African capitalism. Zulu Identities Being Zulu, Past andPresent. 591-605Chirkut, S. 2009, Cultural identities of South African hindu women. WorkingWomen. Stories of Strife, Struggle and Survival. 141-154Collier, JD. 2009, Information in Biological Systems. Philosophy of Information.763-787Courau, RP. Murray, SA. 2009, Of funeral rites and community memory: Waysof living in ways of dying. Ways of Writing: Critical Essays on Zakes Mda. 91-113Dangor, SE. 2009, Islamisation and Muslim Institutions/Organisations in SouthAfrica. Religion and Spirituality in South Africa. 107-123De Meyer, BA. 2009, L’afropolitanisme en litt’rature: le cas de Bessora. TheChanging Face of African Literature/les Nouveaux Visages de la Littã©ratureAfricaine. 153-165De Meyer, BA. Kabwe-Segatti, D. 2009, L’Africain scolarisé: Le Devoir deviolence de Yambo Ouologuem. Du Nã¨gre Bambara au Nã©gropolitain. LesLitt’ratures Africaines en Contexte Transculturel. 331Denis, PMBR. 2009, Are Zulu Children Allowed to Ask Questions? Silence,Death and Memory in Times of AIDS. Zulu Identities Being Zulu, Past andPresent. 583-590Dimitriu, I. 2009, Translation and Shifting Identities: Rethinking TeachingParadigms in Times of Transition. Translation Studies in Africa. 180-203Draper, JA. 2009, The Holy Spirit in the Worship of Some Zulu Zionist Churches.The Spirit In Worship: Worship in the Spirit. 261-284Draper, JA. 2009, What goes in and what comes out: Reading mark 7 andZulu Culture in the Context of Communal Healing. Broken Bodies And HealingCommunities: The Challenge of HIV and Aids in the South African Context.61-81Durden, E. 2009, The Employment of HIV Positive Young People for HealthPromotion in Higher Education: A Case Study of the DramAidE Health PromotersProject, South Africa. Health Communication In Southern Africa: Engaging withSocial and Cultural Diversity. 261-278Durrington, M. 2009, The Hunters Redux: Participatory and Applied VisualAnthropology with the Botswana San. Visual Interventions. 191-207Dyll, LE. 2009, Community Development Strategies in the Kalahari: anExpression of Modernization – s Monologue? Tourism Strategies and LocalResponses in Southern Africa. 41-60Filatova, I. 2009, The enduring footprint: Soviet theory of national-liberationmovement and South Africa. Imperial Question – National Answer. 237-263Filatova, I. Davidson, A. 2009, Historical layers of Afro-centrism. Pax Africana:The Continent and the Diaspora in Search of Themselves. 6-40Filatova, I. Davidson, A. 2009, South Africa: Power, dismantling of Apartheidand new political directions. Contemporary Africa: Metamorphosis of PoliticalPower. 377-445Filatova, I. Davidson, A. 2009, What colour is the South African miracle?National-Democratic revolution and nationality relations in South Africa in the20th -early 21th century. Pax Africana: The Continent and the Diaspora inSearch of Themselves. 141-214Freund, WM. 2009, Zulu identity in the international context. Zulu IdentitiesBeing Zulu, Past and Present. 606-613Frosh, S. Phoenix, A. Pattman, RW. 2009, Struggling towards manhood:Narratives of homophobia and fathering. Jungenforschung Empirisch. 175-190Gopal, ND. Sookrajh, R. 2009, Children left behind: Voices (Ukuhebeza) of HIV+mothers. Working Women. Stories of Strife, Struggle and Survival. 123-140Green, MM. 2009, Exorcising the past: Voices for the present. Religion andSpirituality In South Africa: New Perspectives. 167-190Guy, JJ. 2009, Imperial appropriations: Baden-Powell, the wood badge and theZulu Iziqu. Zulu Identities Being Zulu, Past and Present. 193-213Helgesson, S. 2009, The changing history of African literature. The Changing Faceof African Literature Les Nouveaux Visages de la Litterature Africaine. 27-41Koopman, A. 2009, Zulu names. Zulu Identities Being Zulu, Past and Present.439-449Kunda, JEL. Tomaselli, KG. 2009, Social Representations of HIV/AIDS in SouthAfrica and Zambia: Lessons for Health Communication. Health CommunicationIn Southern Africa: Engaging With Social and Cultural Diversity. 93-112Lambert, M. 2009, Nomkhubulwane Reinventing a Zulu Goddess. Zulu IdentitiesBeing Zulu, Past and Present. 545-553Leclerc-Madlala, S. 2009, AIDS in Zulu idiom: Etiological configerations ofwomen, pollution and modernity. Zulu Identities Being Zulu, Past and Present.554-566Leclerc-Madlala, S. Simbayi, LC. Cloete, A. 2009, The sociocultural aspect ofHIV/AIDS in South Africa. HIV/Aids in South Africa 25 Years on: PsychosocialPerspectives. 13-26Lenta, PJP. 2009, The South African constitutional court’s reading of the right tofreedom of religion. Religion And Spirituality In South Africa: New Perspectives.27-53Lindegger, GC. Quayle, MF. 2009, Masculinity and HIV/AIDS. HIV//Aids InSouth Africa 25 Years on: Psychosocial Perspectives. 41-54Lund, FJ. 2009, Welfare, Development and Growth: Lessons from SouthAfrica. Building Decent Societies. Rethinking the Role of Social Security inDevelopment. 290-309Lund, FJ.Vaux, T. 2009, Work-focused responses to disasters: India’s SelfEmployed Women’s Association. Women, Gender and Disaster: Global IssuesAnd Initiatives. 212-223Magwaza-Meyiwa, TSC. 2009, Experiences of a black South African Women.Working Women. Stories of Strife, Struggle and Survival. 3-16Magwaza-Meyiwa, TSC. 2009, So that I will be a marriageable girl – Umemuloin contemporary Zulu society. Zulu Identities Being Zulu, Past and Present. 482-496Marks, MM. Shearing , C. Wood, J. 2009, A thin or a thick Blue Line? Exploringalternative models for community policing and the police role in South Africa.Community Policing and Peace Keeping. 153-169Marschall, S. 2009, Symbols of Reconciliation or Instruments of Division?A Critical Look at New Monuments in South Africa. Culture and Belonging inDivided Societies. 151-175Matthias, CR. Zaal, FN. 2009, The Child in Need of Care and Protection. ChildLaw in South Africa. 163-184Mchunu, MR. 2009, a modern coming of age: Zulu manhood, domestic workand the ‘kitchen suit’. Zulu Identities Being Zulu, Past and Present. 573-583Moodley, S. 2009, Eastern Mosaic: Shades of Hindu Women in South AfricanMedia. Religion And Spirituality in South Africa: New Perspectives. 191-204Moolakkattu, JS. 2009, Some problematic areas in non-violent action. Non-Violent Struggles of the 20th Century: Retrospect and Prospect. 34-52Murove, MF. 2009, African Bioethics: An exploratory discourse. African Ethics:An Anthology of Comparative and Applied Ethics. 157-177Murove, MF. 2009, An African environmental ethic based on the concept ofUkama and Ubuntu. African Ethics: An Anthology of Comparative and AppliedEthics. 315-332Murove, MF. 2009, Beyond the Savage Evidence Ethics: A Vindication of AfricanEthics. African Ethics: An Anthology of Comparative and Applied Ethics. 14-32Murove, MF. 2009, The incarnation of Max Weber’s Protestant ethic andthe Spirit of capitalism in a post-colonial discourse: The quest for an AfricanEconomic Ethic. African Ethics: An Anthology of Comparative and AppliedEthics. 221-237Mzamane, MV. 2009, Building a new society using the building blocks of Ubuntu/Botho/Ubuthu. Religion and Spirituality in South Africa: New Perspectives. 236-248Nadar, S. 2009, Circles of Abundant Life: A Tribute to Denise Ackermann.Ragbag Theologies: Essays in Honour of Denise M Ackermann – A FeministTheologian of Praxis. 147-156Ojong, VBA. 2009, Gendered Spaces: Men in Women’s Places. WorkingWomen. Stories of Strife, Struggle and Survival. 200-209Parle, J. 2009, The Mad in their Midst: Accommodating Insanity and the NatalGovernment Asylum, 1880-1920. From Western Medicine to Global Medicine:the History of Hospitals Beyond the West. 142-171Parle, J. 2009, This Painful Subject: Citizens, Subjects and Suicide in ColonialNatal and Zululand. International Histories of Suicide: International Perspectiveson Self-Destruction in the Modern World. 156-177Parle, J. Flint, K. 2009, Healing and Harming: Medicine, Madness, Witchcraftand Tradition. Zulu Identities Being Zulu, Past and Present. 312-321Pattman, RW. Bhana, D. 2009, Colouring sexualities: how some black SouthAfrican schoolgirls respond to ‘racial’ and gendered inequalities. The Prize andthe Price Shapinh Sexualities in South Africa. 21-38Penumala, PK. 2009, Hindus. Religions in Focus: New Approaches to Traditionand Contemporary Practices. 257-271218 UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009UKZN Research Report // 2008/2009 219

DoHET AccrEDiTED PublicATions 2009DoHET AccrEDiTED PublicATions 2009Penumala, PK. 2009, Studying Hindusm non-religiously. Introducing Religion:Essays in Honor of Jonathan Z Smith. 192-2017Stiebel, EA. 2009, On the trail of Rider Haggard in South Africa. Literary Tourismand Nineteenth Century Culture. 210-219Whitelaw, G. 2009, A brief archaelogy of precolonial farming in Kwazulu-Natal.Zulu Identities Being Zulu, Past and Present. 47-61Holness, DR. Vrancken, P. 2009, Non-judicial enforcement of human right.Introduction to Human Rights Law. 239-249Phoenix, A. Pattman, RW. Crogan, J. Griffin, C. Hunter, J. 2009, ConsumingMasculinities: intersections of gender and peer culture in everyday schoolpractices. Jungenforschung Empirisch. 149-161Pillay, U. Bass, O. 2009, Mega-events as a response to poverty reduction: The2010 World Cup and urban development. Development and Dreams: The UrbanLegacy of the 2010 Football World Cup. 76-95Piper, LE. 2009, Divisions and realignments in post-apartheid Zulu local andnational politics. Zulu Identities Being Zulu, Past And Present. 395-407Piper, LE. 2009, Faith-based organisations, local governance and citizenship inSouth Africa. Religion and Spirituality in South Africa: New Perspectives. 54-77Prozesky, MH. 2009, Cinderella, Survivor and Saviour: African Ethics and theQuest for a Global Ethic. African Ethics: An Anthology of Comparative andApplied Ethics. 3-13Prozesky, MH. 2009, Well-fed Animals and Starving Babies: Environmentaland Developmental Challenges from Process and African Perspectives. AfricanEthics: An Anthology of Comparative and Applied Ethics. 298-307Rakoczy, SF. 2009, Ecofeminist Spirituality: Of and For Life. Ragbag Theologies:Essays in Honour of Denise M Ackermann – A Feminist Theologian of Praxis.113-132Rankin-Smith, F. 2009, Beauty in the Hard Journey: Defining trends in twentiethcenturyZulu art. Zulu Identities Being Zulu, Past snd Present. 409-413Reddy, V. Potgieter, C. 2009, Contesting the “Private” and “Public”: TheRepresentation of Sex, Politics and Culture in the Event(s) of the Jacob Zumaversus Kwezi Rape Trial in South Africa. Betraying The Event: Constructions ofVictimhood in Contemporary Cultures. 87-116Richardson, RN. 2009, Can christian ethics find its way and itself in Africa?.African Ethics: An Anthology Of Comparative And Applied Ethics. 129-154Richardson, RN. 2009, The church as broken body in a time of HIV and AIDS.Broken Bodies And Healing Communities: The Challenge of HIV and Aids in theSouth African Context. 134-154Sithole, DJ. 2009, Chief Albert Luthuli and Bantustan Politics. Zulu IdentitiesBeing Zulu, Past and Present. 331-340Sithole, DJ. 2009, The changing meanings of the battle of Ncome and imagesof King Dingane in 20th century South Africa. Zulu Identities Being Zulu, Pastand Present. 322-330Sithole, N. 2009, The mediation of public and private selves in the performanceof sermons and narratives of near-death – Experience in the Nazareth Church.Religion and Spirituality in South Africa: New Perspectives. 249-265Sitoto, FT. 2009, The decline of Islamlist discourse and the rise of a newspiritualities in South African Islam. Religion and Spirituality in South Africa:New Perspectives. 145-166Stobie, C. 2009, “Speaking with Our Spirits’: The Representation of Religionin Marlene van Niekerk’s Agaat”. Religion and Spirituality in South Africa: NewPerspectives. 219-235Stobie, C. 2009, Discourses of Alterity in Nadine Gordimer’s The House Gun.The Changing Face Of African Literature Les Nouveaux Visages de la LitteratureAfricaine. 167-176Sutherland, CG. Scott, D. Oelofse, G. Houghton, J. 2009, Shifts withinecological modernization in South Africa: Deliberation, innovation andinstitutional oppotunities. The Ecological Modernisation Reader. EnvironmentalReform in Theory and Practice. 482-497Tappe, HME. 2009, My ways to Rome: Route to multilingualism. The MultipleRealities of Multilingualism: Personal Narratives and Researchers’ Perspectives.75-92Thompson, PS. Laband, PC. 2009, African Levies in Natal and Zululand, 1836– 1906. Soldiers and Settlers in Africa, 1850 -1918. 49-84Tomaselli, KG. Shepperson, A. 2009, The Absent Signifier: The Morphing ofNelson Mandela. Cultural Icons. 25-42Tomaselli, KG. Teer-Tomaselli, RE. 2009, New Public Spheres: The DigitalAge and Big Brother. African Media and the Digital Public Sphere. 183-202Vahed, GHM. 2009, Contesting Indian Islam in KwaZulu-Natal: The MuharramFestival in Durban 2002. The Popular And The Public. Cultural Debates andStruggles Over Space in Moderni India. Africa And Europe. 107-140Waetjen, T. Mare, PG. 2009, Shaka’s Aeroplane: The Take-Off and Landing ofInkatha, Modern Zulu Nationalism and Royal Politics. Zulu Identities Being Zulu,Past and Present. 352-362Wallace, DL. 2009, the modern Pagan witch: Negotiating a contested religiousidentity in post-apartheid South Africa. Religion and Spirituality in South Africa:New Perspectives. 124-144Ward, ED. 2009, The Ministry of Presence in Response to shame andJudgement: Learning to be Caregivers to People Living with HIV and AIDS.Broken Bodies and Healing Communities: The Challenge of HIV and Aids in theSouth African Context. 157-189Ward, ED. 2009, Women and the Choices They Hold: Hope in the HIV Epidemic.Vulnerability, Churches, and HIV. 52-67West, GO. 2009, Liberation Hermeneutics after Liberation in South Africa. TheBible and the Hermeneutics of Liberation. 13-38West, GO. 2009, Male and Female Bodies in the Teaching of Isaiah Shembe:Possible Implications for HIV and AIDS. Broken Bodies And Healing Communities:The Challenge of HIV and Aids in the South African Context. 39-60West, GO. 2009, Thabo Mbeki’s Bible: the Role of Religion in the South AfricanPublic Realm after Liberation. Religion and Spirituality in South Africa: NewPerspectives. 78-106Wildsmith-Cromarty, R. 2009, Incomplete Journeys: a quest for multilingualism.The Multiple Realities of Multilingualism: Personal Narratives and Researchers’Perspectives. 93-114Wildsmith-Cromarty, R. 2009, Multilingualism in South African Schools: Whereto now? Global Perspectives on Multilingualism: Unity in Diversity. 36-53Winters, YE. 2009, The Secret of Zulu bead language and proportion andbalance of the Zulu headrest (Isigqiki). Zulu Identities Being Zulu, Past andPresent. 418-423Wright, J. 2009, Revisiting the stereotype of Shaka’s ‘devastations’. ZuluIdentities Being Zulu, Past and Present. 69-81Faculty of LawCouzens, EWF. 2009, Expropriation: A concise update. The Law of South Africa2009 Cumulative Supplement Part 2. 1-34Couzens, EWF. 2009, How the Whale Got its Impasse. InternationalEnvironmental Law-Making and Diplomacy Review 2008. 81-88Couzens, EWF. 2009, Negotiating an Impasse: A Multialteral SimulationExercise Based on the International Whaling Commission. InternationalEnvironmental Law-Making and Diplomacy Review 2008. 257-267Dancaster, LA. Cohen, TJ. 2009, Flexible working arrangments for employeeswith family responsibilities – the failings of the Employment Equity Act. Equalityin the Workplace. 319Freedman, DW. 2009, Integrated Coastal Management Boundaries and SouthAfrica’s New Integrated Coastal Management Act. International EnvironmentalLaw-Making and Diplomacy Review 2008. 167-185Hoctor, SV. 2009, Administrative adjudication of road traffic offences. Cooper’sMotor Law – Criminal Liability, Administrative Adjudication & Medico-LegalAspects. C4-1-C4-38Hoctor, SV. 2009, Mining and minerals. 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