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FACULTY OF HUMANITIES - continuedENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATUREName Male Female Highest Qualification RankProf. O.J. Abodunrin √ PhD ProfessorDr. L.Z. Dlamini √ PhD Senior LecturerDr. C. Tsabedze √ PhD Senior LecturerMs. P.A. Dlamini √ M.A. LecturerMs. V.T. Dlamini √ M.Phil. LecturerTotals 1 4 3 PhDs1 MA1 MPhil1 Professor2 Senior Lecturers2 LecturersHISTORYName Male Female HighestQualificationRankProf. N. F. Awasom √ PhD ProfessorDr. N. Dlamini √ PhD LecturerDr. W.T. Kalusa √ PhD LecturerDr. T.E. Musiiwa √ PhD LecturerMrs. H.P. Mhlanga √ Masters LecturerMr. D.D. Nhlabatsi √ MA LecturerTotals 4 2 4 PhDs2 MastersJOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATIONName Gender HighestQualification1 Professor5 LecturersRankDr. A.O. Uyo Male PhD Senior LecturerDr. J.M. Smith Male PhD Fulbright ScholarDr. M.V. Mthembu Male PhD LecturerTotals 3 3 PhDs 1 Senior Lecturer1 FulbrightScholar1 LecturerTHEOLOGY & RELIGIOUS STUDIESName Male Female HighestQualificationRankDr. H.L. Ndlovu √ PhD SeniorLecturerMrs. S. Nyawo √ MA LecturerDr. E. Tofa √ PhD LecturerMs. J.N. Vilakati √ MA LecturerTotals 2 2 2 PhDs2 MAs1 SeniorLecturer3 LecturersResearch completedTen research projects have been completedin the Faculty of Humanities, in the areas ofHistory, Journalism and African Languagesand Literature. One of these projects isa doctoral dissertation, submitted to theUniversity of KwaZulu-Natal. The otherprojects analyse issues in the areas of gender,modernisation and globalisation as expressedin traditional and contemporary Africancultures. This research addresses four priorityareas of the Faculty’s Themes for Research,Motivations and Priority Areas as follows:Theme 1(3) Comparison of culture inSwaziland with the rest of the world;Theme 3 (2) Swazi Written Literature;Theme 4(1) Swaziland’s Historical andContemporary Experiences since 1968;andTheme 6(4) Information Technology:Penetration and Use of ICT in Swaziland.Research in progressThirty two research projects are in progressin the Faculty of Humanities, in the areas ofAfrican Languages and Literature, EnglishLanguage and Literature, History, Jounalismand Mass Communication, and Theology andReligious Studies. These projects explore Swaziand other African cultural and developmentissues concerning tradition and modernity,from the perspective of the Faculty’s departmentalsubject areas: Language, Literature,History, Journalism and Religion. This researchaddresses twenty three priority areas of theFaculty’s Themes for Research, Motivationsand Priority Areas, as follows:REPORT OF THE VICE-CHANCELLOR 48