Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 2023. All your sacrifices along the way have culminated in this day, and we are very grateful that you chose CPUT as your academic partner.
You made a wise choice, because today you graduate from the top University of Technology in South Africa. You have achieved what many covet, a qualification from a respected university that sets you up for future success. I hope that during your time with us you identified your unique strengths, and will now use those to have a meaningful career that enriches our beautiful country.
Take what you have learnt with us and do good in small and big ways; one way you can do this is by staying in touch with us, and as you rise up the corporate ladder, please
BOODSKAP VAN DIE VISEKANSELIER
Beste Graduandi
Geluk aan die graduerende klas van 2023. Al julle opofferings het julle tot op hierdie punt gebring, en ons is besonders dankbaar dat julle CPUT as julle akademiese vennoot gekies het.
Julle het ’n wyse keuse gemaak, want vandag vang julle graad by die beste Universiteit van Tegnologie in SuidAfrika. Julle het bereik wat vele beny – ’n kwalifikasie van ’n gerespekteerde universiteit wat jou voorberei vir toekomstige sukses. My hoop is dat
gedurende die tyd by ons julle julle unieke sterkpunte kon ontdek, en dat julle dit sal gebruik om ’n betekenisvolle loopbaan te bou om ons pragtige land te verryk
Neem wat jy geleer het by ons en gaan doen goed op klein en groot wyses; een wyse om dit te doen is deur met ons kontak te behou, en om CPUT graduandi in diens te neem wanneer jy die korporatiewe range in jou industrie bestyg. Wy jouself ook daaraan toe om lewenslank te leer en in jouself te belê sodat jou vaardighede altyd relevant bly.
open the door to employment for fellow CPUT graduates. Also commit yourself to lifelong learning, and continue to invest in yourself so that your skills remain relevant.
Finally, thank you to your loved ones who have also sacrificed and supported you along this academic journey. We are united in the wish that you have many more achievements lined up, both personally and professionally.
Kind regards
Vice-Chancellor
Prof Chris Nhlapo
Laastens, ’n groot dankie aan jou geliefdes wie ook opofferings gemaak het om jou op hierdie akademiese tog te ondersteun. Ons is dit eens dat julle nog vele prestasies sal behaal, op professioneel gebied asook, persoonlik
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this book; however, the University reserves the right at any time, if circumstances require, to make changes to any of the published details.
Alles moontlik is gedoen om seker te maak dat die inligting in hierdie boek korrek is. Die Universiteit behou hom egter die reg voor om te eniger tyd, indien die omstandighede dit vereis, veranderinge aan enige van die gepubliseerde besonderhede aan te bring.
The final published versions of the Autumn Graduation 2023 booklets can be found on the CPUT website at: https://www.cput.ac.za/students/about/graduation/graduation-programmes
UNIVERSITY COUNCIL
BALKARAN, R (Prof), PhD
CULLINAN, PM (Mr), MA
DONDASHE, N (Ms), BCom Hons, IndPsy
ELYAS, A (Mr), NSC
FAKU, S (Mr), MSc
GREEN, P (Prof), PhD, MBA
GROENEWALD, L (Dr), PhD
GUMBI, D (Mr), LLM
MAHARAJ, S (Mr), CA (SA)
MAPENA, WL (Mr), MPA
MASHWANYELA, C (Mr), MTech
MATIWANE, S (Mr), Hons, MBA
MPFUNZENI, R (Mr), CSRC President
NHLAPO, C (Prof), PhD
UNIVERSITY OFFICE BEARERS
CHANCELLOR
MODISE, T (Ms), BCom
IndPsy & Econ
CHAIRPERSON OF COUNCIL
PLATZKY, L (Dr), PhD
DEPUTY CHAIRPERSON OF COUNCIL
GUMBI, D (Mr), LLM
VICE-CHANCELLOR
NHLAPO, C (Prof), PhD
FACULTY DEANS
FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
KIOKO, J (Prof), PhD
FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
GREEN, P (Prof), PhD, MBA
DEPUTY VICE-CHANCELLOR: TEACHING AND LEARNING
BALKARAN, R (Prof), PhD
DEPUTY VICE-CHANCELLOR: RESEARCH, TECHNOLOGY, INNOVATION AND PARTNERSHIPS
PHAHO, D (Dr), PhD
DEPUTY VICE-CHANCELLOR: OPERATIONS
MAYENDE, G (Prof), PhD
PLATZKY, L (Dr), PhD
RAJI, A (Prof), PhD
SCHREUDER, BK (Mr), MEd
SOCIKWA, L (Mr), MBA
VABAZA, A (Ms), CA (SA)
ZONDI, T (Mr), CSRC General Secretary
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: OFFICE OF THE VICE-CHANCELLOR
HAY-SWEMMER, H (Prof), PhD
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: FINANCE
DU PLESSIS, P (Mr), CA (SA) REGISTRAR
MOKOENA, SS (Mr), M Admin
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
MJI, A (Prof), DEd
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
RAMSUROOP, S (Prof), PhD (Acting)
FACULTY OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS SCIENCES
BROOKS, N (Prof), PhD (Acting)
FACULTY OF INFORMATICS AND DESIGN
NGQONDI, T (Prof), PhD
The audience is requested to stand while the academic procession enters and leaves the hall.
Volgorde van verrigtinge
Die gehoor word versoek om te staan terwyl die akademiese prosessie die saal binnekom en verlaat.
Title: Structural impediments to the development of women in senior management in the construction industry in the Cape Metropole Supervisor: Dr L Jowah
MBEBE, Sinazo
Title: Critical project leader competencies at a selected Information Communication Technology (ICT) organisation in the Cape Metropolis Supervisor: Dr L Jowah
NTANJANA, Siyasanga *
Title: A comparison of employee productivity levels between traditional and virtual offices at tertiary institutions in the Western Cape Supervisor: Dr L Jowah
VAN HEERDEN, Rentia *
Title: The effect of staff morale during telecommuting in the health sector of a public institution in the Western Cape Supervisor: Prof V Naicker
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
NYAPOKOTO, Ester
Title: Employability of youth focus project Level 1 graduates in the wholesale and retail sector, Western Cape Supervisor: Dr L Gie
SHILINGE, Foibe Ndapewa
Title: Shortage of public sector health workers: a case study of a selected hospital in Windhoek, Namibia Supervisors: Dr J Kiley; Prof AA Rust
FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
DEAN’S MEDAL RECIPIENT
CARLO BAM
Diploma in Human Resource Management
Carlo Bam was raised in Mitchells Plain, Western Cape. During his high school career, he frequently appeared on the honour roll, and served as RCL vice president, initiating several extramural activities. In 2016, he graduated from Westridge High as Head Boy and the top academic achiever. He completed an unaccredited Diploma in 21st Century Christian Leadership from the Hope School of Leadership, where he earned distinctions in 12 out of 13 courses. Later, he enrolled in the Raymond Ackerman Academy for Entrepreneurial Development, where he received the award for academic achievement.
In 2020, Carlo enrolled at CPUT for the Diploma in Human Resource Management. He obtained 17 Distinctions in his degree, graduating in April 2023, with an average of 88%, summa cum laude.
Currently, he is a Graduate in Learning and Development at a South African retailer.
EDUCATION
14:00 CEREMONY
BACCALAUREUS EDUCATIONIS
FURTHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING: ECONOMIC AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
ADAMS, Thaakirah
JOOSTE, Abradine Kesha
MJALI, Thembeka
SPECIALISATION
(FURTHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING) SPECIALISATION NGOMANA, Luyanda
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION
SENIOR PHASE AND FURTHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING TEACHING
AARON, Cleve
ADAMS, Achmad
ADAMS, Anine Lenay
ADAMS, Bevan Marlena Monique
ADAMS, Imtiyaaz
ADAMS, Thaakirah
ADONIS, Peter-John
ALEXANDER, Sanya
ANYSTER, Dillion Stephen
APPOLIS, Faiza
ARENDSE, Chante Martha Jody
ARENDSE, Shamiel Regan
AWERIES, Jamie Nadeen
BAARTMAN, Anzelle Shuwanda
BABA, Asanda Gift
BACELA, Mvisiswano
BANTOM, Angelique
BASADIEN, Naeelah
BECK, Adam
BELANI, Sisipho
BENJAMIN, Kaylin Likainine
BEZUIDENHOUDT, Avril Lucinda
BIDI, Masibulele Baby
BOLTMAN, Kelly
BOOI, Lithemba
BOOIS, Carl
BOTHMA, Kyla
BRANDER, Leroy Dominick
BRENNER, Nasreen
BUKA, Simbongile
CALITZ, Annetia
CARELSE, Octavia Adelaide
CARELSE, Shay Lyn
CARPENTER, Ciara-Lee Isabel
CHANTI, Athayanda
CLAASSEN, Emile Gregory
CLAASSEN, Justin
CLOETE, Anicia Marcelene
CLOETE, Carolynn Edith
CONLAN, Amirah
CORNELIUS, Shaheida Veronique
CUPIDO, Emryne Tamia
CUPIDO, Kauthar
DAMONS, Tailyn
DANGAZELE, Alizwa
DANIELS, Ryan
DASTILE, Siphosethu
DAVIDS, Keshia
DAVIES, Morgan Elizebeth
DE BOD, Anine
DE BOOI, Zimkita
DE BRUYN, Jamie
DE LEEUW, Ayrton Eugene
DEMPERS, Shanique Lezandre
DIERGAARDT, Bryan
DIVETI, Abongile
DLAZA, Pretty
DLULANI, Bayanda
DREYER, Zoe
DU PLESSIS, Cindy
DU PLESSIS, Gerano Edward
DU TOIT, Rolene
DWAYI, Phila
ENGELBRECHT, Tiaan
ENGLE, Enrique Russell
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
ERASMUS, Edwin Louwrenzo
ERASMUS, Keshia Janique
ESAU, Rebecca
FATA, Zintle
FIBI, Babalwa
FORD, Ra’Eesah
FORTUIN, Corine Deslin
FORTUIN, Hanwill Jean-Pierre
FORTUIN, Kylin Emileen
FOSI, Simamkele
FOURIE, Micaela Avril
FOURIE, Robyn
FRANS, Jay-Jennah
FRANS, Jurine Jeshmine
FRANTZ, Amshoerah
FREDERICKS, Britney Caren
FREDERICKS, Reece
GADA, Sinovuyo Portia
GALVAAN, Ghouwa
GALVAAN, Nuraah
GANIEF, Iptieshaam
GAYIZA, Ziyanda
GINYIGAZI, Masibonge
GOGWANA, Odwa
GORDON, Micayla Tayla
GQEKU, Sinazo Cecilia
GQIBISA, Siphiwesakhe
GREEN, Chelsea Carolyn
GREFFRATH, Franco
GROENEWALD, Uhlrich
GRUNDLINGH, Stefan Louis
GYSENBERG, Legrechia Azolda
HAMMERSE, Cady
HAMMOND, Burnay
HANEKOM, Lane
HARTLEY, Kurt
HAYWARD, Marone
HENEKE, Kim-Lee
HEYDRICKS, Fauslin Leigh
HEYMAN, Tamerin Lee
HOLLENBACH, Amber Jade
HOLLENBACH, Eden Venus Wilene
HOLTMAN, Kimon Shinequa
DIPLOMAS AND DEGREES AWARDED
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
HOOGBAARD, Desmarine Cathleen
ISMAIL, Azrah
JACOBS, Amy Georgina
JACOBS, Bronwyn Sade
JACOBS, Jayme Tiffanny
JACOBS, Yobrin Elvador
JAGGER, Courtney
JANTJIES, Anushqa
JANTJIES, Lee-Erwin
JAPTHA, Kimberlin Lorrainda
JEBEJEBE, Siyasamkela
JELANDER, Janalize Ambre
JENNEKE, Kirsty
JIKELA, Ntombizanele
JIM, Lunamandla
JOHNSON, Ivana
JONKERS, Marushka Ellenor
JOSEPHS, Kay- Gee
JULIUS, Sonique Lezandi
JUMAAR, Tamaryn
KARELSE, Karisha
KEET, Casey Leigh
KEFFERS, Taryn Bianca
KETELO, Thuthula
KHALO, Keletso
KHAN, Yusra
KLEYNHANS, Edwina
KOKO, Asemahle
KOMPELA, Zolile Goodman
KONDILE, Apelele
KONDLO, Nizole Zine Annelisa
KOPOLO, Ayabulela
KOTYI, Apinda
KRUGER, Imunah
KWEKWANA, Mzingisi
KWINI, Lisa
LAKEY, Stephen
LANGA, Luphiwo
LANGA, Lydia
LE ROUX, Jacobus Johannes Pieter
LEFEELA, Serame Patrick
LEKAY, Daryl Arne
LESESA, Atlehang
LINNERT, Joharron Davenito
LISENE, Ntumeleng
LOONAT, Nadine
LOTTERING, Cameron Shannon-Lee
LOUBSER, Mila
LUDLOLO, Lukhanyo
LUKAS, Jerade
LUSITHI, Linda
LUTWEYI, Inam
MABENA, Sivenathi
MABONGO, Anandile
MACATA, Samantha
MADISE, Nompumelelo Beatrice
MAGASHANE, Moroa
MAGED, Atieqah
MAGIDA, Samnkelo
MAGOQWANA, Zintle
MAHANJANA, Yolanda
MAKATLA, Bohlale Kopo
MAKI, Sinoxolo
MAKINANA, Philasande
MAKUNGA, Zingisa
MALGAS, Candice
MANGALISO, Yamkela
MANGOLOTI, Bulumko Wiseman
MANQELE, Snothando Xoliswa
MANUEL, Caithlynn Jaewadeen
MANUEL, Nontando Princess
MANZINI, Phumlani
MARAIS, Lauren Eileen
MARCUS, Ameerah
MARTIN, Britney
MASANGWANA, Anathi
MATROSE, Yonke
MATSHANGA, Asithandile
MATYHONA, Lindokuhle
MAZANTSANA, Emihle
MBANGENI, Lungelo
MBUKO, Bomkazi Lisakhanya
MCETYWA, Nokonwabisa
MCOSANA, Mthulisi
MDANJELWA, Amanda
MDINGI, Lwando
MEYER, Manda-Mari
MFINGWANA, Linda
MICHALS, Leslean Charmoney
MILES, Davi-Anne Marsha
MITCHELL, Leonardo
MKHAPHUZA, Zanele Chloe
MKONWANA, Nangamso Bridgett
MNDAYI, Zodumo
MNINTSHANA, Yvonne
MOLLET, Desideria Yvonne
MONDI, Aphiwe
MORGENDAL, Chanelle Martha
MOSES, Kim
MOSES, Kyle
MOSES, Mellissa Nicole
MOSES, Sharon Ruth
MPOTULO, Naledi Ekua
MPOTULO, Yamkela
MQADI, Khuselo
MQUNQUTU, Nomaphelo
MRWAQANE, Asiphe
MSILA, Mandihlume
MSONCELWA, Zikhona
MTIYA, Mihle
MTIYA, Philisiwe
MUNNIK, Lauren Amber
MURPHY, Ismail
MURU, Sinovuyo
MWALAZA, Esona
MZIMKULU, Sisipho
MZOBOTSHE, Lumko
MZOLA, Asanele
NAICKER, Courtney
NANA, Aluncedo
NAUDE, Nadine
NAYO, Phiwokuhle
NDEVU, Siziphiwe
NDLUVO, Timoti
NDOLELA, Bongani
NDZONDELA, Zandile
NEFF, Auden Dmitri Grishine
NEL, Juan Willem
NGAMBU, Balise
NGETU, Ncebakazi Fikiswa
NGQWAMBA, Thando
NGUBANE, Khethiwe Constance
NICHOLS, Nabeelah
NICOLAAS, Chadwin Jeremaine
NKABINDE, Lindokuhle Prudance
NKWEBANA, Cebo
NTABA, Sinethemba
NTAMO, Ziyanda
NTSITSHE, Zizipho
NTUTHO, Phelokazi
NYAMANA, Siyanda
NYEMBEZI, Elam
OCTOBER, Vin-Lee Marlon
OERSON, Lynre Adene
OVERMEYER, Chardric
OWIES, Raymunda
PAULSEN, Britney Miche
PERSENCE, Rokia Rezonia
PERSENS, Britney Amber
PETERS, Moegammad
PETERSEN, Shenita
PHACA, Sandisiwe
PHALA, Bonene Matshepo
PHILANDER, Valentine
PICK, Monique
PIENAAR, Alisha Justine
PIETERSE, Zane
PIETERSEN, Kimberley
PLATO, Caitlin Plato
PLATO, Tarcha Rhe
POTGIETER, Michiel Adriaan
PRINS, Sandre Johanna
PUTWANA, Siphenathi
QHUSHEKA, Simamkele
QUMBA, Nokuthula
REGTER, Spencer
REYNOLDS, Natalie
ROBINSON, Vershua
ROMAN, Jame-Lee Carnay
ROSS, Clayton Roderick
RUDOLF, Melandri Mishca
RUITERS, Zelvick Coliane
RWANGU-RWANGU, Mihlali
SAFODIEN, Mogamat Yasin
SALMON, Brendeline Nicole
SAMPSON, Ashlon Aldrich
SAVILLE, Amber Gyll
SCHIERHOUT, Andrea Tonya
SCHIPPERS, Andrea Roxanne
SHAIK, Ashura
SHINTE, Sibusiso Nico
SIBIYA, Ndumiso Zakhele
SICWALA, Luthando
SIKITI, Sibulele
SILEVU, Amanda
SILJEUR, Micayle Jodene
SIMANGA, Ntsibiseng
SIPHANGO, Asanda
SIQOLA, Viwe
SKIPPERS, Tiffany Abigail Elisma
SMITH, Charne’
SMITH, Gavlyn
SMITH, Kalyn
SONDLO, Zendzo
STEENBERG, Ebrahim Luciano
STONE, Jade Lee
STRYDOM, Martha Barendina
SWANEPOEL, Kaede Corin
TALMAGGIES, Nicole
THEBUS, Saadiqah
THOMAS, Eldene Jemonicia
THUTHU, Amkelekile
TIETIES, Desaree Jody-Ann
TIMM, Thalia
TINZI, Aviwe
TITUS, Chante Christine
TITUS, Leighvale Keshia
TOBO, Thuliswa
TORODE, Jude Simeon
TSHATSHELA, Phiwokuhle
TSHINGA, Siphoshle Elvencia
TWALO, Khawusakhe Anele
TYOSHE, Lihle
UMUTONI, Grace
VAKELE, Nyameka
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
VAN ASWEGEN, Elzahn
VAN DER MERWE, Dominique
VAN DER MERWE, Tanya
VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, Schalk Joubert
VAN DYK, Simone
VAN NIEKERK, Jacobus Theunis
VAN RENSBURG, Jodi
VAN ZYL, Dihan
VENA, Michelle
VISSER, Heschelle Aldrin
VISSER, Othelia
VOLMINK, Megan Caro-Lynn Volmink
VUNTU, Luthando
WALKER, Lauren
WAQU, Hlumisa Precious
WEBBER, Aswin Benito
WEHR, Farhanaaz
WENSEL, Delainie Le-Audrey
WHITEHEAD, Lise
WHITES, Beurren Derren
WILLEMSE, Byron Jacques-Lee
WILLIAMS, Fierdouz
WILLIAMS, Marcus Oliver Mario
WILLIAMS, Sharne Pearl
WILLIE, Xolisile
WINDWAAI, Chante
WITBOOI, Siyamthanda
WYNGAARD, Reece
XHELO, Zukiswa
XOLO, Mawande
YOUNG, Carren Joy
YOUNG, Conray Ryan
YOZI, Tobani
ZALI, Khanyisa
ZASS, Tiffany Amber
ZEKOE, Leighton Juan
ZIMEMO, Phumeza
ZONO, Mahlubodwa Eddie
ZULU, Aphiwe Anga Patricia
DIPLOMAS AND DEGREES AWARDED
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION HONOURS
EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP
ABRAHAMS, Megan Andrea * BEDFORD, Faheem
BENJAMIN, Robin Ashley
BILLINGTON, Janine *
BUQA, Faith Ondela
CAMPBELL, Bianca Selena DE WET, Mogamad Yusuf DE WET, Rizqah DIXON, Najwa
DOKOLWANA, Luyanda Shane
ECKHARDT, Dilyncia Daniell *
GALAHLA, Abongile
GARISCH, Melvin
GASA, Nduduzo
GHALL, Petlan Jotelle
HENDRICK, Tyla Anne HENDRICKS, Naathirah
JACOB, Nomahlubi Joyce
KATIKATI, Ayabonga Leonard
LOPEZ, Firdaws
LOTTERING, Dedrei Carmen*
MABIJA, Hlela
MANTINI, Nomajoni
MAWA, Toni Leah *
MDIDIMBA, Thandokuhle Melody
MKETSU, Makhosonke Thiophilus
MKOKO, Nondumiso
MNYANDE, Sikelela
MOERANE, Mathetsi
MOLEFE, Vusumuzi Thembinkosi
MORRIS, Amanda Sophia
NDABA, Sibusisiwe
NGECE, Zikhona
NYEKA, Thalitha Sherphed
OLUWASHINA, Funke Opeoluwa
OVERMEYER, Lorimar
PEREAO, Oluwaseyi Ayo
PIETERS, Charlene Abigail
PIETERS, Clayton Andre
PLAATJIES, Shenazirie
PONO, Nkosivumile
RHODE-HENDRICKS, Merylizea Jacqueline
SAMBO, Laa’Iqa *
SHASHA, Duke Somila
SOPAZI, Sizamkele
VAN NIEKERK, Lee-Denver
TEACHING AND LEARNING
ALBERTUS, Bianca Elrecke
ASSUR, Darian Liam
BESTER, Bianca
BOOI, Buhle Neo
CUNNINGHAM, Candice Vallene
CUNUKELO, Ayanda
DYOSINI, Siziphiwe
DZODZO, Ziyanda
EKSTEEN, Keanen
ELLIOTT, Courtney
FERNOLD, Firdous
FOKAZANA, Asekho
FRIESLAAR, Warda
GILIKIDI, Samkela
GROENEWALD, Salome
GWELE, Aviwe
HALAM, Siyamthanda Lethu Brian
HALU, Sinalo
JODWANA, Asemahle
JOHANNES, Toni-Lee
KHUBONI, Mlungisi
KLEYNHANS, Keeno *
KOBA, Silumko
KONZANI, Zandisiwe
LERM, Antoinette
LOLWANA, Ntateng
LOTTERING, Burthol Hettien PeAndra *
MABILIETSE, Nteboeleng Dimpho
Samantha
MACEBA, Simthembile
MADANGATYA, Anitha
MAFENUKA, Phozisa
MAJALI, Sizipiwe
MAMHENDE, Annah
MAREKA, Ntsebo
MATHONSI, Brian
MHAMBI, Sisipho
MHOBE, Siphelele
MNGUNI, Bongani
MNQIKA, Ziphelele
MNYAPA, Tembani
MOSTERT, Linita
MQIKELA, Yandisa
NDAMANE, Likhona
NGESI, Tembalethu
NOGUDE, Asonele Primrose
NOMAPHELANA, Okuhle
NOTANA, Nonzwakazi
NOTSHATI, Onneria Nolusindiso
NQWENISO, Portia
NTSHIDI, Yomelela
NTULI, Hlengiwe Caroline
PETERSEN, Rory Keith
PETERSEN, Surene Lee-Ann *
SACCO, Claudia
SALLI, Abongile Abel
SALLIE, Rasheeda
SEHOLOBA, Pearl Relebohile
SELANI, Yolanda
SENTIWE, Yanelisa Zizipho
SIBANGO, Asisipho
SIBENYA, Noxolo
SIQWEPU, Wongalethu
SMITH, Ethan Marlen
SMITH, Michelle
SOGA, Nombulelo
SOLIBANZI, Thandokazi
SONDAY, Imke
SWARTZ, Alexonia Pearl
THABATHABA, Lindokuhle Phatiswa
THYS, Dillon
TONASE, Anelisa
VON DOORZE, Fatima
WILLIAMS, Layla
DIPLOMAS AND DEGREES AWARDED
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
MASTER
EDUCATION
ARENDSE, Brandon Keith **
Title: The relations between principals’ leadership styles and learner performance in public high schools in Cape Town in the Western Cape Province Supervisors: Prof Z Waghid; Dr H Phillips
BOTHA, Stacey
Title: Preparedness of newly qualified teachers to manage and teach in the intermediate phase Supervisor: Dr C Kwenda
DE VILLERS, Zandra
Title: Grade 1 teachers’ experiences of supporting learners with AttentionDeficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Supervisors: Dr E Barnard; Ms D Cilliers
GRANDLY, Jermaine Stephen
Title: Parental involvement in Grade 4 Mathematics homework and a family mathematics programme in the Western Cape
Supervisor: Dr S Mc Auliffe
HENDRICKS, Tina-Jane
Title: The role of School Management Teams (SMTs) in Information Communication Technology (ICT) integration in the curricula at public schools in Cape Town
Supervisors: Prof A Chigona; Dr N Tunjera
KOCK, Marilize Antonize **
Title: Teachers’ use of technology at a technology-rich model school in the Western Cape Province
Supervisors: Dr M Moyo; Dr O Sadeck
MALAWU, Nobandla
Title: The development of students’ entrepreneurial intentions at a TVET College
Supervisor: Prof Z Waghid
MKHANYISWA, Zukisani
Title: Exploring alternative pedagogies for teaching Grade 11
Further Education and Training Life Sciences
Supervisors: Dr K Booi; Dr M Moyo
RETHMAN, Eltena Anne
Title: Early Childhood Care and Education practitioners’ perceptions of their professional identity in two Early Childhood Centres in the Western Cape, South Africa
Supervisors: Dr N Shaik; Prof Y Sayed
DOCTOR
EDUCATION
CHRISTIAN, Desiré
Title: Primary school educators’ motivation to teach in Manenberg, Western Cape, South Africa
Supervisors: Prof Y Sayed; Prof A Chigona
DANIELS, James Joseph
Title: The development of a framework for principal mentoring in one education district in the Western Cape
Supervisor: Dr M Combrinck
KOTZE-COETZER, Tanja
Title: Teaching and learning strategies to enhance isiXhosa-speaking learners’ mathematical understanding in English Grade 1 classrooms
Supervisors: Prof C Livingston; Dr E Barnard
MAGUNJE, Caroline Gail Nyengeterai
Title: Towards a framework for the implementation of an e-learning policy at an African university: An ActorNetwork Theory Perspective
Supervisors: Prof A Chigona; Prof D Gachago
MAREE, Carien
Title: Developing a framework to facilitate primary school teachers’ change of professional discourse about inclusive pedagogical approaches
Supervisors: Prof J Condy; Prof L Meda
RAANHUIS, Joyce Lidwin
Title: Teachers’ views of continuing professional development related to social cohesion in the Western Cape, South Africa
Supervisor: Prof Y Sayed
DOCTOR OF EDUCATION
DESIRÉ CHRISTIAN
MPhil in Teaching
SUPERVISOR
Prof Yusuf Sayed
CO-SUPERVISOR
Prof Agnes Chigona
TITLE: PRIMARY SCHOOL EDUCATORS’ MOTIVATION TO TEACH IN MANENBERG, WESTERN CAPE, SOUTH AFRICA
This thesis emerged from a desire to understand the motivation of educators to teach in challenging school contexts on the Cape Flats of South Africa. This qualitative study employed semi-structured interviews to explore the views of educators on their wider school community, including during the Covid-19 pandemic. The findings suggest that the motivation of the educators is positively linked to the relationships educators have with their peers, learners and their families. The study adds to the body of knowledge of educator motivation in marginalised, post-apartheid communities, and to the limited literature on how crises shape the motivation of educators. The study provides a framework for understanding the conditions under which educator motivation may be enhanced to support equitable and quality teaching and learning. FACULTY
DOCTOR OF EDUCATION
JAMES JOSEPH DANIELS Master of Education SUPERVISOR Dr Martin Combrinck
TITLE: THE DEVELOPMENT OF A FRAMEWORK FOR PRINCIPAL MENTORING IN ONE EDUCATION DISTRICT IN THE WESTERN CAPE
The research explored the need for a mentoring framework for novice principals as a professional development strategy. The study made use of a qualitative research method set within an interpretive paradigm using a descriptive intrinsic case study. Situated learning was used as a conceptual framework. This conceptual framework was underpinned by the adult learning theory, constructivism theory and social learning theory.
The findings lead to the development of mentoring framework for principals. The unique framework makes a significant contribution to theory and practice as it provides a framework to navigate principals through their early years and improving their management and leadership skills.
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
DOCTOR OF EDUCATION
TANJA KOTZE-COETZER
Master of Education SUPERVISORS
Prof Candice Livingston; Dr Elna Barnard
TITLE: TEACHING AND LEARNING STRATEGIES TO ENHANCE ISIXHOSASPEAKING LEARNERS’ MATHEMATICAL UNDERSTANDING IN ENGLISH GRADE 1 CLASSROOMS
This study was conceptualised within the context of Foundation Phase mathematics teaching, and aimed to provide strategies to enhance isiXhosa-speaking learners’ understanding of mathematics in the English Grade 1 classroom. IsiXhosa-speaking learners in South Africa are excluded from meaningful mathematics learning opportunities due to a lack of fluency and proper mathematical registers. Using an adapted interactive qualitative analysis methodology, this research aimed to investigate teachers’ understandings and experiences of using teaching and learning strategies to enhance isiXhosa-speaking learners’ understanding of mathematics in English Grade 1 classrooms. This research found several recommendations for mathematical support strategies for isiXhosa-speaking learners in English Grade 1 classrooms and emphasised the significance of using sufficient multi-semiotic strategies that enhance isiXhosa-speaking learners’ ability to grasp and understand mathematical concepts easily. This research therefore contributes to current knowledge in the field of teaching mathematics for understanding in multilingual contexts.
DOCTOR OF EDUCATION
CAROLINE GAIL NYENGETERAI MAGUNJE
MEd in Information Communication Technology
SUPERVISOR
Prof Agnes Chigona
CO-SUPERVISOR
Prof Daniela Gachago
TITLE: TOWARDS A FRAMEWORK FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF AN E-LEARNING POLICY AT AN AFRICAN UNIVERSITY: AN ACTOR-NETWORK THEORY PERSPECTIVE
The aim of the study was to explore the integration of technology for flexible curriculum delivery in higher education institutions in developing contexts with a special focus on Sub-Saharan Africa. The study traced the trajectory of a university in Zimbabwe in its implementation of an e-learning policy, highlighting the roles and actions of various e-learning actors in a university network, that hinder and/or support the integration of technology for flexible curriculum delivery. The study concluded that the successful embedding of innovation in higher education institutions in developing contexts, is not solely dependent on the implementation of a policy, rather the success is based on a trajectory that involves deliberate, purposeful, contextualised, fluid, interconnected strategies and interventions deployed by individual institutions. The study led to the development of an Actor-Network Theory inspired Framework for Technology Integration (AFTI) that can be adopted by institutions in developing contexts as they seek to integrate technology for flexible curriculum delivery. Of note is how the framework can be a useful tool that can ensure the continuity of the teaching and learning process during times of disruptions, such as pandemics, natural disasters, or other disturbances in higher education.
DOCTOR OF EDUCATION
CARIEN MAREE
Master of Education; Bachelor of Education (Hons)
SUPERVISORS
Prof Janet Condy; Associate Professor Lawrence Meda
TITLE: DEVELOPING A FRAMEWORK TO FACILITATE PRIMARY TEACHERS’ CHANGE OF PROFESSIONAL DISCOURSE ABOUT INCLUSIVE PEDAGOGICAL APPROACHES
This research explored how twelve teachers, attending full-service schools in the Metro Central Education District of the Western Cape Education Department, changed their professional discourse about inclusive education pedagogical approaches, after attending a five-week intervention programme. The results were analysed using the theories of Engeström’s Activity Theory Framework, Garrison, Archer and Anderson’s Community of Inquiry, and Strampel and Oliver’s levels of cognitive reflections. The five important findings lead to the development of the Facilitating Discourse Framework conceptual framework which explains the complex process of facilitating change in teachers’ professional discourse. This unique framework makes a significant contribution to theory and practices, as it employs an in-depth training approach that equips teachers with a thorough understanding of how to successfully implement IE policies and strategies in their classrooms.
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
DOCTOR OF EDUCATION
JOYCE LIDWIN RAANHUIS
MA in Migration Studies
SUPERVISOR
Prof Yusuf Sayed
TITLE: TEACHERS’ VIEWS OF CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT RELATED TO SOCIAL COHESION IN THE WESTERN CAPE, SOUTH AFRICA
This thesis explored the views of 30 high school teachers, who worked in diverse schooling contexts and participated in one of three social cohesion-related Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programmes in the Western Cape. This qualitative study used a multiple case study approach, document analysis, and semi-structured interviews. The findings suggest that the quality of social cohesion-related CPD, as perceived by teachers, is shaped by the knowledge and experiences of facilitators, and the appropriateness of CPD programme materials and activities. The study adds to the body of knowledge about the quality of CPD, and how CPD programmes related to social cohesion influence teachers’ awareness of themselves, and enactments within their classrooms. The study contributes to knowledge about how CPD materials may empower teachers for social cohesion for equity in and through education.
DEAN’S MEDAL RECIPIENT
ANNETIA CALITZ
Bachelor of Education in Senior Phase and FET Teaching
Annetia Calitz is a 23-year-old South African, currently living in Noordoewer, Namibia. She matriculated in 2017 at Piketberg High School with four distinctions. She took a gap year and worked as an au-pair in the Netherlands for a year. There she realised her calling, and applied to study Senior Phase and FET at CPUT.
Her four years of studies at CPUT’s Wellington Campus helped Annetia to grow into the person she is today. Her mission was and still is to make a change wherever she goes. Annetia believes that she has achieved this during her time with CPUT, as she was a tutor for two years and a lecturer assistant for her last year of studies. She passed 37 out of 39 subjects with distinction throughout her four years of study.
HEALTH AND WELLNESS SCIENCES
19:00 CEREMONY
DIPLOMA
EMERGENCY CARE
BISSOLATI, Cindy-Lee
BOYCE, Mbalentle Sinikiwe
BUNGANI, Sibabale
CARELS, Raine Preston
CORNELIUS, Dominique Alexia
DAMBETE, Phetokuhle
DAYILE, Nolusindiso
FACA, Sinalo
FERREIRA, Leandrei Patrick
GELEKEQE, Emihle
GEORGE, Amahle
GOLIATH, Justin
GQAMA, Akhona
JAMES, Nwabisa
JIJINGUBO, Siwaphiwe
KADER, Hoosain
KHONGELA, Sinenkosi
KONDOWE, Ed-Ruleen
LOQO, Mkhanyiseli
LOUW, Craig Benidic
MAANS, Ashley Cardo
MABAMBA, Xolani Patric
MACHEKE, Kwena Morijah
MALINI, Ntsika
MATIWANE, Ziyanda
MAZIBUKO, Msawenkosi
MBANE, Unathi
MCKENZIE, Mc Neil
MFAMANA, Zenande
MICHAELS, Suwandri Perswill
MNGUPANE, Mandla
MOHLAHLO, Lazarus
MORWENG, Moses
MOTEBELE, Melisa Karabo
MPEKULA, Lindokuhle
MULUMBA, Isaac Ngalamulume
NDUDE, Aphiwe
NJWAYI, Lindubuhle
NTSHINGWA, Cwayita
FACULTY OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS SCIENCES
PETERSEN, Carlton Edwardo
PLANGA, Mthuthuzeli
QONGWANE, Nelisa
RANEKI, Zola
RICHARDS, Sachin Clint
SAMBO, Mbuyelo
SANGQU, Sinovuyo
SHABA, Dorris Thembi
SIDUKWANA, Mandla
SIFOLO, Angus Siyamdumisa
SIKHEPHU, Zanele
SIKOLAKHE, Okuhle
SONTANGANA, Khuthazwa
VAN ROOYEN, Ulrike
VAN ZYL, Izak Jacobus
WEPENER, Celeste Beryl
XEGWANA, Nomasomi
OPTICIANRY
BANDERKER, Farhanah
BEKEUR, Francoinette Nicole
CEZA, Sabelo
DLAMINI, Sikhululiwe Grace
GODFREY, Kyle
HUDDLESTONE, Marne Rensche
JANTJIES, Brondene
MATEYISI, Hope
NDHLOVU, Dorcas
NDLOVU, Precious Lungelo
NENUNGWI, Rabelani Glandy
NJOVA, Mihle
YASSIEM, Tharwat
SOMATOLOGY
BARLOW, Zahrah **
BUNJWA, Lulama
DUSABE, Eliane
GCELU, Anathi Lynette
HENDRICKS, Aime-Lee
HENGE, Anelisiwe
JACOBS, Mareldia
JANUARY, Jenne Tamaryn
JEZILE, Zenande
KANUKA, Silindokuhle
KARRIM, Sameera
LEBELO, Mmasoli
MABOHLO, Asemahle Isabel
MADIKIZELA, Asiphe
MAGELENI, Ntombizanele
MAGQAMFANA, Anelwa
MANGA, Anita
MANKAYI, Andipha
MANUEL, Tharwah
MANZINI, Zimkhita
MASEKO, Jabulile Cynthia
MASO, Noluthando
MATEBE, Sonezo
MGQATSA, Thinasonke
MKHONZA, Phumlile
MLOTYWA, Enhle
MNOTOZA, Sinalo Linah
MNUKWA, Sisipho
NDIBONGO, Nandipha
NDLANGAMANDLA, Mpho
NGEMA, Thembeka
NGOBENI, Tsakani
NGQENGQEZA, Sesona
NONE, Precious Lesego
NQUMA, Sinalo
NTWAKUMBA, Axole
NZUZO, Ayakha
NZUZO, Nosipho
PATIENCE, Kiechell Marion
PELE, Okuhle
PLAATJIE, Asemahle
SELWANE, Reshoketswe
SEMANI, Anelisa
SMITH, Jodi
TUNCE, Zinathi
WASSERFALL, Imaan
WIENER, Marcelle Lee
ZWANE, Nompumelelo Sanelisiwe
ZWANE, Ntombiyoxolo Sinethemba
DIPLOMAS AND DEGREES AWARDED
FACULTY OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS SCIENCES
NATIONAL DIPLOMA
DENTAL TECHNOLOGY
AMERICA, Ashleigh
BALIWE, Nasiphi
HERMAN, Jaymarie
KAFI, Asenathi
LILAYO, Mihle
MCPHERSON, Chandre Kaitlyn
PHAROE, Shoeshoe Sheila
SALI, Sisanda
SOWATI, Siziphiwe Linda SUNGAY, Aziza
OPTICAL DISPENSING HLONGWANI, Camond
ADVANCED DIPLOMA
SOMATOLOGY
ADA, Charnelle
CHAUKE, Defy
DUDUMAYO, Akhona
JORDAAN, Cebisa
MARTIN, Shakiera
MAWUZI, Phelokazi
MGWENYA, Fortune Vuyolethu
MSHIYO, Asanda
MTHETHWA, Nhlakanipho Thabani
SIDLAYIYA, Ongezwa
TALIWE, Lona
UBISI, Nhlanhla
XHAXHA, Sisipho
BACCALAUREUS TECHNOLOGIAE
NURSING SCIENCE
ARRIES, Fabian Henrico Mark
ATAYI, Jacqueline Marana Ayele
AUGUST, Thandolwethu Michelle
BABA, Siphokazi
BAILEY, Keanu Garth
BASSON, Sebrine
BHALELA, Lukholo
BHOQWANA, Sisanda
BIDI, Zinzi
BIKITSHA, Nandile
DAMON, Carlin
DAVIDS, Zoe Drew
DUBE, Ayanda
FIPAZA, Vuyani
GAZU, Langelihle
GWINTA, Nokuphiwa
HLWATIKA, Emihle
HLWATIKA, Siyasamkela
JACOBS, Dale Christopher
JULIES, Wesley
KALENI, Noluthando
KHAN, Ammara
KHOJANE, Neo
KIEWIET, Nolene
LAMPRECHT, Kristen
LANTU, Sinazo
LUDIDI, Ndumiso
MACALA, Sindisiwe
MADIKIZELA, Melikaya
MAGANGENI, Oyena
MAGQASHELA, Sesethu
MALANDO, Amy-Leigh
MANTUSE, Zanele
MAPUMA, Siphokazi Ashley
MARENENE, Esetu
MATHE, Babongile
MATSHOBA, Azola
MAYABA, Tokumbo Sisipho
MAYEKISO, Anathi
MBELE, Thobeka
MBEWANA, Gladman Chuman
MGUMANE, Siyolisiwe
MHLONGO, Mpendulo Vuyo
MPAFA, Lindokuhle
MVULENI, Okuhle
MXHONYWA, Sinazo Portia
NDINISA, Sanele Patricia
NDLEBE, Zizipho Anitha
NDZUKULA, Trinity Siyabonga
NTLABATI, Lusanda
NTSHINGA, Bongeka
NTSHWANTI, Sphamandla
NTSIZI, Yamkela
NTUNGO, Thenjiwe
PHAKULA, Nikkie
PIETERSEN, Kristen Dominic
QHWANTI, Luyanda
ROMAN, Jonah Noel
SALLIE, Tasneem
SARS, Dylan Darrel
SETLOBOKO, Boitumelo
SIBEKO, Sandile
SIGCAU, Athanathi
SITHOLE, Phakamani
SITOLE, Nwabisa Charmaine
SKEPE, Yandisa
SODLADLA, Mandilakhe
STEVENS, Melwitha Sanray
STROEBEL, Kaylin Lee
TILE, Thandile
TISO, Sisanda
TROMP, Brendan Andrew
TUSWA, Siyasanga
UWIMBABAZI, Maranatha Gomeze
VAN WYK, Keshia
VERHOOG, Xavien
WAGGIE, Zayaan
WILLIAMS, Amber Courtney
WULANA, Zizipho
YANTA, Lutho Notorious
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA
HEALTH SERVICE MANAGEMENT
ARMINO, Shaakirah
BAKUBAKU, Grace Nozibele
CLOETE, Portia
DAKELA, Zizipho
DLWENGU, Sabelo Ashley
DUMZELA, Fundiswa
FERRIS, Fanny Budtheonisia
GOLIATH, Nandipha
JONGOLO, Thabisa Patience LANGA, Weziwe
LEOTLA, Malerato Sylvia
LUXANDE, Khanyiswa
MALOYI, Sesona
MANQABASHE, Nokubonga
MAPALING, Jeandre
MATTHEE, Wilbur William
MAVANGO, Nyameka
MDINI, Phindiwe Prudence
MITHANI, Zukiswa Victoria
MOHAMED, Adrian Martin
MOLEFE, Cynthia Thandeka
NCUBE, Poppy Precious
NDHLOVU, Mandla Piet
NGWENTLE, Nobubele
NHLAPHO, Siyabonga
RONO, Noluthando
SAAL, Megan Cleodene
SODINGA, Asavela
VAN DER MERWE, Megan Ilse
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING
DAVIDS, Danielle Robyn
GLADILE, Pascal Xola
KHATSHWA, Siyabulela
KRISHNAMURTHY, Cherenity
Veronique
MAJENGE, Azile
FACULTY OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS SCIENCES
MASAKONA, Mutshutshudzi
MASIKO, Thembelihle
MASUKU, Zandile Zamandwandwe
NTLANTSANA, Sanda
PHILLIP, Sinazo
PIETERSEN, Benita Carmen
PRENS, Sipho
RANTSANE, Mpolokeng Jeanetie
SILUMESI, Sepiso
TUTUKA, Khanyisa Valencia
PRIMARY CARE NURSING
BLAKFESI, Nompumelelo
DOLWANA, Lindokuhle
FENI, Thandokazi
JACENI, Pamela
LUCAS, Ashlyn Amelia
MAFARO-MKHWANAZI, Ursula
MAGUBANE, Sandile Mthokozisi
MAGWA, Siphokazi Florence
MANKAYI, Nolukholo
MBEKI, Phindeka Daphne
NDZABA, Thembela
NKEMPELE, Thandekile
NTSHINKA, Awanda
NZIMENI, Nothemba
PETSE, Siphokazi
SAMUEL, Jessica
SIDONDI, Zintle
SIKO, Nocwaka
SILO, Busisiwe
SITSHEKE, Nothemba
SOLOMONS, Cavendy Margo
SWARTZ, Janice Adlynne
SWARTZ, Jody Allison
TENGE, Melikhaya Arthur
VILJOEN, Jody-Ann Mercia
ZELANGA, Nolufefe Dorither
BACHELOR
EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE
BENDEMAN, Hendrich
BHUSA, Athenkosi
BOTHMA, Maliska
BROWN, Jaimen Tal
CAPES, Ambrosia Sarah-Jane
COOKE, Guy Brendon
CYSTER, Lindsey Augusta Diane
DANIELS, Rhalvin Bernardt
DUTYWA, Mlungisi
FALLENSTEIN, Clevelan
FELIX, Feigan Jovanto
FRANS, Marchel Enslin
FRANTZ, Jody Michael
GABRIELS., Gabeeburragmaan
LAMIENIE, Domenise Garrestine
LUBUMBASHI, Misifu
MAHLUNGE, Nikita Farai
MAKEKE, Bukeka
MAKINANA-LURAFU, Busisiwe
Eugenia
MBAWU, Gloria Anati
MBUNGE, Zinzi Niki
MORRIS, Cara
MOWZER, Goolam Moyhidien
MZINZELA, Yamkela
NIENABER, Lucas Joseph
PASENSIE, Tammy
PETERSEN, Tamzin Lee
PODGES, Reinhard Johannes
ROODT, Andrea
SHRIMPTON, Jamie Lee
SIEBERHAGEN, Ju-Waldt
SNYMAN, Avuyile Gift
STEGMANN, Muhammad Thaakir
STOFFELS, Elvin Zaine
TOBO, Sibulele
VAN DER WALT, Dirk Jacobus
VENTER, Izak Albertus
DIPLOMAS AND DEGREES AWARDED
FACULTY OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS SCIENCES
BACHELOR OF HEALTH
SCIENCE
MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE
AFRICA, Jason Daniel
ARENDSE, Ignet Nicola
AROSI, Yola
AZIZ, Fatima Tuz Zahra
BALINTULO, Amahle
BANGANI, Chuma
BARNES, Imran
CANDANI, Sinazo
DANIELS, Chante Obtavia
DAVIDS, Saleemah
DICK, Cayleigh
DUBA, Amanda
ESSA, Raees
GUNGUBELE, Sanelisiwe
ISAACS, Ashleigh Rae
ISAACS, Jihaan
JAFTHA, Carla
KAPIYANA, Tina
KHAN, Mohamed Ebrahim
KUTAMA, Tsegofatso
LEHLOKOA, Tediso
LEVEY, Christina-Mikayla
LUSITHI, Buqaqawuli
MADINGOANE, Kholofelo Benedicta
MADZAGA, Tshifhumulo
MAHASHE, Phelokazi
MAKHOSHI, Thendo Cathrine
MANEKWARE, Shahana
MANZI, Noxolo Gay
MANZINI, Nontsikelelo Sharon
MATUTU, Sisphiwe
MBATHA, Zekhethelo Nomkhosi
MBAWU, Litha
MBONISWA, Asemahle
MGOLOMBANE, Thina
MHLANGA, Xolile Hopewell
MKIVA, Yazini
MOHLABI, Puseletso
MOMOZA, Tabisa
MONAHENG, Fumane Immaculate
MOTHIBI, Lebohang Dorah
MTSHONISWA, Bonke
MZUZWANA, Sinothando
NAIDOO, Kimesha
NDZEKENI, Abenathi Siyolise
NEMAKONDE, Mavhungu
NGAYE, Kuhle
NGOBENI, Nokubonga Emelly
NGQAMAKWE, Yanga
NIEWENHUIS, Keenan
NOQOBO, Siyahluma
RAMMBUDA, Ayakha
SAMPSON, Lee-Ann
SELEM, Fikiswa
SING, Krithika
SINYEKE, Zingisa
SNYDERS, Ivone Mishe
VAN DER SCHYFF, Maxine
VAN DEVENTER, Wian
VAN ZYL, Elri
WILLIAMS, Amber Jenay
XIPU, Sihle
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
DIAGNOSTIC RADIOGRAPHY
ANDRINGA, Paul Klaas
BESTER, Aalia
BRAND, Anrika
BRITZ, Lunette Lucia
BRUINTJIES, Anshon
BURGER, Danika
BUSHULA, Inga
CRISP, Justine
DA SILVA, Kayla
DE JAGER, Ilana
DICKSON, Candice-Lee
DYOYI, Elihle
FUMILE, Atule
GOQO, Samkelo Michael Percy
GOUWS, Carmen
GUMEDI, Avuyile Nompumelelo
Sandra
HENDRICKS, Lara
HUISAMEN, Jade Zhane
ISAACS, Ayesha
JALGAONKER, Muskan
JANSEN, Grant Craig
JANSEN VAN RENSBURG, Susan
JOSHUA, Courtney Amber
JOUBERT, Christo **
JOUBERT, Raymechia Mavia
KALAM, Aabidah
KHAN, Bilqees
MACHEKE, Lovemore Wright
MANAN, Hanaan Soliha
MARTHINUS, Jamie-Leigh
MASEKO, Ndivhuwo Frederick
MASULUKE, Mahlatsi Nacious
MEYI, Zimizodwa Naomi
MGOBOZI, Sandisiwe
MNYATELI, Naomi Thandi
MOOKETSI, Onthatile Keitumetse Samantha
MUALA, Sharon
MUTHOMBENI, Creflo Hlulani
NAKANA, Keitumetse Peony
NDABANKULU, Gcina Oscar
NEETHLING, Dian Du Preez
NGUBANE, Sanele
NHLENYAMA, Dumsani Sibongiseni
NIEMAND, Chalsia Lee
NOGILANA, Mayisive
PAPIER, Maxine Louise
PETERSEN, Carlin
PRESENT, Ferjall Ferdinand
RALL, Lize
ROSE, Zukayna Shanaaz
SAFODIEN, Eathan Sivan
SAUL, Farrell
SMIDT, Nicole Kimberley
WAJA, Mishqah
DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND
ADAMS, Gadija
BOTHA, Johanne
HLATSHWAYO, Sandile
KOEN, Liann
MNTANYWA, Asemahle
MOKGOLO, Mmaphuthi Jacque
MSUNGWA, Vukona
SCHWIM, Johanna Susanna
NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECHNOLOGY
BABU, Kamvelihle Lutho
CAROLUS, Tatum-Lee
HAARHOFF, Melande
KHOSA, Ntsako Rerginald
MORE, Karabo Maugraine
PHIRI, Sbusisiwe Precious
RADIATION THERAPY
BOKOLO, Azola
HASKINS, Kiara Leah
MQABA, Malakiwe Lupita
NIEUWOUDT, Jean-Mari
PARKER, Yazeed Ismail
SIAS, Carmen
STADT, Tirza Zoe
TWALA, Siphokazi Pearl
ZONGWANA, Sbabalwe Onele
FACULTY OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS SCIENCES
MASTER OF NURSING
OKUDOH, Irene Ebele **
Title: The lived experiences of occupational health nurses on their self-leadership behaviour in an industrial work environment in Cape Town
Supervisors: Prof K Jooste; Ms N Sineke
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
MOTSWARI, Dipuo Dephney
Title: Small non-coding RNA profiles in chronic kidney disease in the general population and high-risk sub-groups (with hypertension and/ or diabetes mellitus) in a South African community-based cohort
Supervisors: Prof TE MatshaErasmus; Dr C George
TYAVAMBIZA, Caroline
Title: An in-vitro evaluation of the wound healing properties of Cotyledon orbiculata extracts and its silver nanoparticles
Supervisors: Dr S Meyer; Prof M Meyer
FACULTY OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS SCIENCES
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY: BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
DIPUO DEPHNEY MOTSWARI
Master of Science: Chemical Pathology
SUPERVISORS
Prof Tandi E Matsha-Erasmus; Dr Cindy George
TITLE: SMALL NON-CODING RNA PROFILES IN CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE IN THE GENERAL POPULATION AND HIGH-RISK SUB-GROUPS (WITH HYPERTENSION AND/OR DIABETES MELLITUS) IN A SOUTH AFRICAN COMMUNITY-BASED COHORT
This study aimed to characterise the expression of whole blood microRNAs in individuals with chronic kidney disease in the general population, and in high-risk individuals with hypertension and diabetes mellitus, for the first time in a South African cohort. The expression profiles of the studied microRNAs were dysregulated in individuals with chronic kidney disease. Novel whole blood microRNAs showed an acceptable discriminative power to predict prevalent chronic kidney disease. The findings of our study form basis for future investigations on the clinical value of microRNAs in chronic kidney disease as potential diagnostic and prognostic biomarkers, as well as therapeutic targets.
FACULTY OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS SCIENCES
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY: BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
CAROLINE TYAVAMBIZA Master of Science: Biomedical Technology
SUPERVISOR
Dr Samantha Meyer
CO-SUPERVISOR
Prof Mervin Meyer
TITLE: AN IN-VITRO EVALUATION OF THE WOUND HEALING PROPERTIES OF COTYLEDON ORBICULATA EXTRACTS AND ITS SILVER NANOPARTICLES
The devastating effects of chronic wounds necessitate that alternative treatments be investigated. Phyto-nanotechnology is an emerging strategy to synthesise nanomaterials for biomedical application. This study investigated the wound healing properties of Cotyledon orbiculata (also known as pig’s ear) extracts and its derived silver nanoparticles (AgNPs). The activities of the extract and AgNPs were determined using in-vitro cellular and molecular assays. The study concluded that the extract and AgNPs have good wound healing activities which they exert through increased cell proliferation, differentiation and adhesion. The study is the first to investigate the wound healing effects of AgNPs derived from C. orbiculata
FACULTY OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS SCIENCES
DEAN’S MEDAL RECIPIENT
ZAHRAH BARLOW
Diploma in Somatology
Zahrah Barlow was born in Ottery, Cape Town in 2001, and obtained her Senior Certificate at Wynberg Secondary School in 2019.
In 2020, she registered for the three-year Diploma in Somatology at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology in the Faculty of Health and Wellness Sciences; she obtained 28 distinctions out of 28 subjects.
Ms Barlow is currently gaining experience in the industry in preparation for opportunities abroad.
