Dr HS Ntuli

# A Node For African Thought

Research and Innovation

To achieve and maintain the University’s vision and mission, the research and innovation division contributes mainly by promoting the research related goal of the institution which is: to drive growth in UNIZULU research and Innovation

Faculty Humanities and Social Sciences

Department History

Discipline: History

Highest Qualification

Ph.D.

Contact details

Email: ntulih@unizulu.ac.za

Phone: 073 3144104

Campus: KwaDlangezwa

Research Interest Areas

South African contemporary history
Zulu monarchy
Women in history

Research Niche Area(s) of current projects

Reconciliation and Nation-building

Awards & Honors

2023, Certificate of Appreciation, University-Industry Collaboration, Fireside Conversation

2021, Certificate of Attendance, Council on Higher Education (CHE)

Teaching Interest Areas

Public and Monetary Economics
Labour and International Economics
Mathematics Economics and Econometrics

M/D Supervision completed (3 or 4 projects)

2020, Stanley Mbongeni Gama, PhD
2021, Vumile Patience Gama, PhD

Active Research Projects

Re-examining the Battle of Ncome/Blood River: Reflection of Communities Historical Consciousness and Controversies of Commemorative Events.

The Friendship Kingdoms

The Container

Impactful Research Publications

(Author(s); Year; Title; journal / publisher)

Ntuli HS, 2023, Corruption in Apartheid South Africa under John Vorster: A Case Study, ScienceRise

Ntuli HS, 2021, The Political and Socio-Economic Conditions of the People who were forcibly Removed from Mandlanzini and their Return to Richards Bay after 1994, eBangi

Ntuli HS, 2021, Contextualizing Participant Factions in the Second Zulu Civil War and its Consequences up to 1861, World Journal of Education and Humanities

Ntuli HS, 2020, The Role of Women in Sustaining the Zulu Monarchy in the Late 18th and Early 19th Centuries, Gender and Behavior

Ntuli HS & Simelane HS, 2020, Palace Cabals and Dethroning a Swazi Queen Regent: Debunking Conversional Wisdom, 1982-1993, Gender and Behavior