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FACULTY OF HUMANITIESContinuedMthembu, M.V. An Analysis of Sports Reportingin Swaziland. Presented at a workshop on sportsjournalism in Swaziland, hosted by the SwazilandNational Sports Council, Happy Valley Hotel,Ezulwini, 25 March, 2011.Shongwe, G. Self-Motivation: A Must Ingredient forSuccess. Presented at the First Biennial Conferenceof Curriculum Esibayeni Lodge, Matsapha, 5-7October, 2010.Vilakati, J.N. A Biblical Approach to Gender:A Discussion Paper (48 pages). Presented at theUNFPA and Church Forum on HIV and AIDS, aworkshop organised by The Church Forum on HIVand AIDS and sponsored by the Country offi ce ofUNFPA, Esibayeni Lodge, Matsapha, 21 December,2010.International Conferences, Workshops andSeminarsAwasom, N.F. Presented the paper, Towards aReassessment of the Implications of Nkrumah’sAnti-Balkanisation Policy at the UN in the late 1950s,at the International Symposium on The Dream, TheReality: Reassessments of African Independence,Legon, Ghana, 26-29 September, 2010.Awasom, N.F. Presented the paper, ConstructingSlave History through Artifacts, Songs and Memoriesin the North West Region of Cameroon, at theinternational conference, Searching for the AfricanVoice: Studying Slavery and the Slave Trade in Africa,Buea, Cameroon, 14-16 December, 2010.Harford, C.H. Presented the paper, Violation andthe Inscription of Opposites in the Homeric Hymn toDemeter and Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Myth, Literatureand the Unconscious, at a conference held at theUniversity of Essex, on 4 September 2010.Harford, C.H., and Malambe, G.B. DiachronicAffrication in SiSwati. The Interim Conference ofthe African Languages Association of SouthernAfrica (ALASA), University of Botswana, Gaborone,Botswana, 21-23 July 2010.10 pages.Mhlanga, H.P. The Song as an Effective Tool for theLiberation Struggle in Africa: A Case of the LiberationSongs in South Africa (25 pages). Organised andfunded by the Council for Development andResearch in Africa (CODESRIA), University ofGhana, Legon, Ghana, 26-29 September, 2010.Nyawo, S. A Response to Globalisation: The Caseof Multi-Faith Religious Education in Swaziland (15pages). Paper read at the annual BOLESWA TRSConference, UNISWA Commerce ConferenceRoom, Kwaluseni, Swaziland, 28 February - 1 March,2011.Sone, E.M. Presented the paper, Swazi OralLiterature Studies Yesterday and Today: The WayForward, at the regional conference of the SouthernAfrican Folklore Society (SAFOS) at the Universityof South Africa (UNISA), Pretoria, South Africa, 27-29 September, 2010.Tofa, E. Some Notes of Biblical Interpretation in Lightof Globalisation. Paper read at the annual BOLESWATRS Conference, UNISWA Commerce ConferenceRoom, Kwaluseni, Swaziland, 28 February - 1 March,2011.Tofa, E. Re-enchantment of Cultural IdentitiesThrough Rituals: A Critical Refl ection on Resonancesin the Meaning and Signifi cance of Rituals in theNew Testament Environment and Selected AfricanIndigenous Religions. Paper read at the Spirituality,Politics and Poverty Conference, Nairobi, Kenya, 20-25 July, 2010.Tofa, E. An Examination of the Alleged Contradictionsof the Birth Narratives. Paper read at theannual conference of the New Testament Societyof South Africa, University of KwaZulu-Natal,Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 20-23 April, 2010.Vilakati, J.N. The Oracle Against the Nations:Hermeneutical Exploration of a Prophetic Motif inthe Construction of a Global Ethic (13 pages). Paperread at the annual BOLESWA TRS Conference,UNISWA Commerce Conference Room, Kwaluseni,Swaziland, 28 February - 1 March, 2011.INTERNATIONALREPRESENTATION OF UNISWADlamini, N. Lecturer – Moderator, InternationalStudents on Southern African History (The Evolutionof the Swazi Monarchy) at Kruger National Park,South Africa, organised and sponsored by Go Africa– Go Germany Scholarship Programme, 19 March2011.61REPORT OF THE VICE CHANCELLOR