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Faculty of Humanities - ContinuedLandscape in Papua New Guinea, chapter in (Eds.)Rooney, D. and Evangelia Papoutsaki, Media forDevelopment in Papua New Guinea, Divine WordUniversity Press. Co-written with Evangelia Papoutsaki,Pp.1-18.Rooney, R.C., 2006. Introduction, chapter in (Eds.)Rooney, D. and Evangelia Papoutsaki, Media forDevelopment in Papua New Guinea, Divine WordUniversity Press. Co-written with Evangelia Papoutsaki,Pp.ix-xiv.WORKSHOPS/CONFERENCESUniversities of Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland(Boleswa) Annual Joint Theology & Religious Studies(TRS) Conference and Business MeetingThe annual BOLESWA TRS Conference and BusinessMeeting was held from 26th to 27th February 2007.The venue was the University of Botswana. The conferencetheme was The Relevance of the Humanities.Conference delegates from UNISWA included bothstaff and students of the TRS department. Paper presentationswere as follows:a. Ndlovu, H.L. “The Social Ethics of the Swazi IncwalaRitual: Lessons for a Globalised World”b. Omoregbe, J.I.: “The Humanisation of Science”c. Vilakati, J.N. “ Relevance of the Humanities: Askingthe Correct Questions”d. Ferreira-Meyers, K: “Learning French in ModernUniversities: What will the future bring?”e. Maziya C.N., Sihlongonyane T.P., Shongwe M.G.and Thwala M.: “The Value of the Humanities as anAcademic Discipline”Ferreira-Meyers, K.A. AFSSA Conference, 11-14September 2006, Grahamstown, South Africa, paperpresented: Amélie Nothomb et la réalité virtuelle:discussion de l’autofiction.Ferreira-Meyers K.A. BOLESWA Conference, 26-27 February 2007, University of Botswana, paperpresented: Learning French in Modern Universities:What will the Future Bring?International workshops and seminarsFerreira-Meyers K.A. International Conference onAfrican Literature: «La littérature Africaine au XXIsiècle: sortir du post-colonial», 1-5 April 2007,University of Tamanrasset, Algeria, paper presented:Paralittérature pré-coloniale, littérature post-postcoloniale.Public Discussion on “Religion and Public Life inContemporary Swaziland”The Department of Theology and Religious Studies on“Religion and Public life in Contemporary Swaziland”hosted the above public discussion on 29th March 2007in the Science Lecture Theatre II from 6.00 to 8.00 p.m.The panel of presenters consisted of the following:“Religion and Society”: Omoregbe, J.I. “Religionand Law- A Problematisation of the ConstitutionalRight of Freedom of Religion”: Langwenya, M.S.“The Judeo-Christian Prophetic Tradition- A Historicaland Intertextual Analysis”: Vilakati, J.N.“Religion and Public Accountability- An Examinationof Religious and Secular Sources of Authority”:Rev. B. Magongo.“Christian Gospel Education”: Rev. J.V. Mazibuko.DEPARTMENT OF JOURNALISM AND MASSCOMMUNICATION (JMC)The JMC Department was created in July 2006, havingpreviously been a section within the Department ofEnglish Language and Literature. During the past yearthe Department wrote a proposal to develop its existingdiploma into a four-year BA Degree programme. Thisproposal was accepted by the Humanities Faculty Boardand now awaits confirmation from the UNISWA Senate.INTERNATIONAL JOURNALSRooney R.C., 2007 Suffer The Children – Reportingof Minors by the Swazi Press. Lwati: A Journal ofContemporary Research (Swaziland). Vol. 4.Rooney R.C., 2006 Colonial Legacies, Neo-ColonialPractices and the Hybridization of Research inPapua New Guinean Higher Education, HigherEducation Research and Development Journal(Routledge, London), Vol. 25, No. 4. Pp.421-433.Co-written with Evangelia Papoutsaki.50REPORT OF THE VICE-CHANCELLOR 2006-2007
Faculty of Humanities - ContinuedCONSULTANCYRESEARCHER(S) TITLE OF RESEARCH STUDY SOURCE OF FUNDINGFerreira-Meyers, K. Translation of “The Hub of African Modern UNISWA FoundationSmith-Langlais, J. Agriculture HAMA”, Strategic project forBango, B.Agricultural Development, Poverty AlleviationandCommunity Upliftment in Swaziland,16-page document prepared by the UNISWAFoundation, translated from English intoFrench, September 2006Moyo, E.M. Evaluation SNYC Swaziland National YouthCouncilFeasibility StudyMedia Institute of SouthernAfricaMotsa, N. Review of Media Laws in Swaziland Ministry of Public Service andInformationLINKSTwo members of the History Department, Prof Kanduza(who recently left the University) and Dr. BonginkosiSikhondze, were asked by Prof. Ian Phimister,Department of History, University of Sheffield, Englandto be part of the UK – Africa Academic PartnershipScheme, which involves joint research and teaching.The members of the scheme will travel between theuniversities involved: Sheffield, Pretoria, Zambia andSwaziland.The inauguration of the scheme will be by means of aconference to be held in Swaziland later this year. Prof.Ian Phimister will be in the country to facilitate thepreparations for the conference.FACULTY OF SCIENCEDEPARTMENTSBiological Sciences; Chemistry; Computer Science;Electronic Engineering; Geography, EnvironmentalScience & Planning (GEP); Mathematics and Physics.VISION:Leadership through Excellence in Education.MISSION:The mission of the Faculty of Science is to be a strongand outstanding centre for the teaching, developmentand promotion of Science and Technology to supportsustainable economic development of society, strivingat all times for relevance in teaching and research, andProf. M.D. DlaminiDean - Faculty of Science51REPORT OF THE VICE-CHANCELLOR 2006-2007
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