April 02, 2019 | Category:
College of Human Sciences, Featured, Corporate
Grass-eating, petrol-gulping, Doom-spraying, selfie-taking in heaven...
Unisa's NRF Y2-rated researcher Dr Solomon Kgatle reflects on and critically engages with current developments in African Pentecostal Christianity.
April 01, 2019 | Category:
College of Graduate Sciences, College of Human Sciences, Featured, Featured, Research news, Corporate
When life and art blur in the theatre
At this year's Research & Innovation awards ceremony, Dr Lida Krüger received the 2018 Senate Publications Committee Thesis Publication award for her thesis titled The actual versus the fictional in Betrayal, The real thing and Closer.
April 01, 2019 | Category:
College of Human Sciences, Featured, Corporate
Research on theology of Brexit shows nostalgia for 'empire'
Britain's planned exit from the European Union is a political hot potato, but Brexit is as much about theology as it is about politics, says Unisa researcher Prof Anthony Reddie.
March 28, 2019 | Category:
College of Human Sciences, Featured, Corporate
Unisan to head prestigious science publication
ASSAf has announced the appointment of Prof Jane Carruthers as Editor-in-Chief of the South African Journal of Science.
March 27, 2019 | Category:
SBL, Corporate
Unisa SBL R&I Day spotlights online learning and research
ODeL expert Terry Anderson believes technology, in particular, is influencing the growth of online learning through elements such as cloud services, corporate partners, social media, access, equity, security and privacy.
March 07, 2019 | Category:
Lead, Corporate
Good things come in twos
Chaka: Die nuwe Afrikaanse vertaling, by Chris Swanepoel, and Violence in schools: South Africa in an international context, by Clive Harber and Vusi Mncube, are the joint winners of the prestigious 2017 Hiddingh-Currie Award to be presented at the Research and Innovation gala event on 8 March 2019.
February 22, 2019 | Category:
Lead, Featured, Corporate
Macdonald's on a mission to revive traditional dispute mechanisms
The emerging researcher at Unisa's Institute for Dispute Resolution in Africa says there is a place for customary law in South Africa.
February 13, 2019 | Category:
Corporate
MoU to boost SADC research
Unisa and the eSwatini Policy Analysis and Research Centre (ESEPARC) entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to jointly host public lecture series, seminars, workshops, and training.
January 25, 2019 | Category:
Lead, Dpt of Jurisprudence, Research news, College of Law, Featured, Corporate
Unisa academic’s research on biobanking now SA policy
Senior lecturer, Dr Safia Mahomed, is helping to ensure that biobanking in South Africa is approached in a way that respects and protects the rights of research participants.