G. Nokukhanya Ndhlovu

Many women feel the maintenance system favours men. Shutterstock

December 1, 2024

Child support in South Africa: mothers speak about the struggle to get fathers to pay in a system rigged against women

G. Nokukhanya Ndhlovu, University of Johannesburg

Women already facing structural inequalities are most affected by a lack of child support.

A gang member shows his tattoos. Per-Anders Pettersson/ Getty Images

March 1, 2022

Idle and frustrated: young South Africans speak about the need for recreational facilities

G. Nokukhanya Ndhlovu, University of Fort Hare

The study revealed a link between youth, troubled behaviour and a lack of access to recreational spaces in marginalised communities.

Children watch as police work behind a cordon where a young victim of a gang shooting lies dead on the ground. Photo by Brenton Geach/Gallo Images via Getty Images

October 11, 2021

Study paints a grim picture of what young gangsters think about violence and manhood

G. Nokukhanya Ndhlovu, University of Fort Hare and Pius Tanga, University of Fort Hare

Findings show that in the face of marginalisation and social exclusion, youth in gangs think that they have no options except violence to prove that they are ‘real’ men in their communities.

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Child support in South Africa: mothers speak about the struggle to get fathers to pay in a system rigged against women

Idle and frustrated: young South Africans speak about the need for recreational facilities

Study paints a grim picture of what young gangsters think about violence and manhood

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