Research Supervisor:
Dr Khosi Kubeka

Brief Biography:
As a dedicated social development practitioner, I am committed to empowering communities and driving positive transformation. 
With a strong foundation in Social Development from the University of Cape Town, I possess the knowledge and expertise to effect meaningful change. Throughout my academic journey, I have acquired a comprehensive understanding of social challenges and developed the analytical tools and theoretical frameworks needed to critically assess and address them. 
Building upon this foundation, I have gained invaluable practical experience working with non-governmental organizations, collaborating closely with diverse communities to design, implement, and evaluate sustainable development programs. My passion for social development stems from a genuine belief in the power of collective action to effect positive change. I firmly believe that by fostering collaboration, promoting inclusivity, and leveraging the strengths of individuals and communities, we can create a society where everyone has equal opportunities to thrive. Moving forward, I am eager to apply my academic knowledge, practical experience, and personal dedication to transform the lives of many. 
With my comprehensive understanding of social issues and expertise in program design and implementation, I am confident in my ability to develop and execute initiatives that address the complex challenges faced by communities. By advocating for social justice, promoting sustainable solutions, and empowering individuals particularly women and young people, I aim to make a lasting impact and contribute to the betterment of society as a whole.

Title of Dissertation:
Exploring the Social and Economic Challenges of Malawian Women in Mangochi district whose husbands/partners are migrant workers in South Africa.