Name of presenter (s) Title of presentation Format of presentation Date of conference/workshop Name of Conference/workshop Raeesa Moolla Occupational Health Risk Assessment of BTEX at Robinson Deep Landfill, South Africa Oral April 2013, Budapest Hungary 7th International conference on the impact of environmental factors on health Raeesa Moolla Health Risk Assessment of BTEX Emissions from Gas Stations in Johannesburg, Africa Oral July, Michigan USA International Medical Geography Symposium Gijsbert Hoogendoorn and Gustav Visser Ten years of second home tourism research in South Africa: a review Oral April 2013, Los Angeles, USA Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers Dianne Long and Gijsbert Hoogendoorn Overshooting the environmental carrying capacity for second home tourism? Hartbeespoort, South Africa Oral July 2013, Johannesburg, South Africa International Geographical Union Urban Commission Conference Tumelo Singo and Gijsbert Hoogendoorn and the multi-house home: investigations into second home ownership of the black elite of Soweto Oral July 2013, Johannesburg, Africa International Geographical Urban Commission Conference Danny Simatele Vulnerability of Food Security for Urban Poor Households to Extreme Weather Conditions in Lusaka, Zambia: A Search for Adaptive Strategies from An asset-based Adaptation Framework Panel presentations March 2013 Food security in an urbanizing world: examining key vulnerabilities of food systems to climate change Stefania Settlement and landscape variation historic Tswana in the Madikwe and Ngotwane watersheds: a GIS-based survey Paper June 2013, Gaborone South African Historical Society Stefania Merlo (Not) Integrating cultural heritage in the National Spatial Data Infrastructures of Southern Africa. The case study of Botswana. Paper July 2013, Gaborone Association of the Southern African Professional Archaeologists Stefania and Thabo Kgosietsile Safe and sacred: recent archaeological investigations at the site of Lemunyana (Botswana) Poster July 2013, Gaborone Association of the Southern African Professional Archaeologists Knight, J., Grab, S.W. and Mayet, N. Lightning strikes and their influence on mountain geomorphology and sediment supply Oral August 2013 8th International Conference (IAG) on Geomorphology, Paris, France
Hartebeespoort, Africa Jennifer Fitchett Phenological response of citrus flowering to climate variability and change in Iran: 1960-2010 Wits - GAES MSc by dissertation Prof Stefan Grab Kelly Nesbitt An investigation into pan hydrology and ecology in the Makuleke Concession, Northern Kruger Park, South Africa Wits - GAES MSc by dissertation Prof Jasper Knight Kubeshnie Bhugwadin The integration of measured, modelled and remotely sensed air quality data and its' impacts on the Highveld Wits - GAES MSc by dissertation Prof Stefan Grab Prof Stuart Picketh Lisa McNamara Climate change adaptation and city governance: a case study of Johannesburg Wits - GAES MSc by dissertation Stefan Grab Colleen Patel M Tongwane Transport sector greenhouse gas inventory forSouth Africa for the base year 2009 Wits - GAES MSc by dissertation Prof Stefan Grab Prof Stuart Picketh Mavhungu Muthige Ambient air quality impacts of coal-fired power station in Lephalale area Wits - GAES MSc by dissertation Prof Stefan Grab Prof Stuart Picketh, Dr Roelof Burger Romy Antrobus The influence of Pan characteristics on their seasonal usage by mammals within the Maluleke Ramsar Wetland System Wits - GAES MSc by dissertation Prof Stefan Grab Dr Jennifer Lalley Sham Jagathlal Assessing the PM10 footprint of an iron and plant on ambient air quality: Modelling PM10 emission from the arcelormittal Vanderbijlpark works iron and steel plant Wits - GAES MSc by dissertation Prof Stefan Grab Prof Stuart Picketh Tshegofatso Mophatlane A preliminary hydrogeological risk assessment for CO2 geological sequestration operations within a South African coal basin Wits - GAES MSc by dissertation Prof Nicola Wagner Prof Curtis PhD Thesis’s completed in 2013 Student’s Name Title of thesis Institution Qualification Supervisor Devlyn Hardwick A mass movement classification for the southern Drakensberg, South Africa Wits - GAES PhD Prof. Stefan Grab
STELLENBOSCH UNIVERSITY: Geography and Environmental Studies Vision To be the recognised training and research centre for Africa in the field of spatial information management in order to understand and manage geographical phenomena and processes to the advantage of the Southern African community. Mission ("core business") The discipline of Geography and Environmental Studies analyses the relationship between humans and their environment as it manifests in earth space and places. The department's mission is therefore to provide training and do research on the phenomena and problems emanating from this interaction through three relevant thematic focuses, environmental studies, urban and tourism studies within a development context; a methodological focus on geographical analysis skills and practical application of computer information technology and a regional focus on Africa and Southern Africa. Contact person: Mrs Marianne Cronje 021 808 3100 Head/Chair of Department: Name (Title, Surname, Initials) Area of specialisation E-mail Office Tel Number Ferreira,Sanette Prof Departmental Chair: Geography Tourism and regional development, tourism in small towns, Tourism and crime slaf@sun.ac.za 021 808 3105 Geographers at Stellenbosch Name (Title, Surname, Initials) Rank/Position Area of specialisation E-mail Office Tel number Boonzaaier Ms Ilze GIT specialist SGA GIT 021 808 4975 Chasi, Vimbai Ms Lecturer Disaster risk research; Public health action in disrupted health systems; Participatory research vchasi@sun.ac.za 021 808 9284 Cronjé, Marianne, Mrs Postgraduate Program Coordinator 021 808 3100 De Klerk, Helen M Dr Senior Lecturer Spatial analysis, Biogeography, Species modelling, Fire ecology, Thresholds of potential concern and adaptive management for ecological management 021 808 9322
De Waal, Jan H Mr Lecturer Climate change; Flooding risk assessment; Urban risk research with a particular focus on informal settlements 021 808 3108 Donaldson, Ronnie Prof Professor Urban development; Tourism research 021 808 2395 Du Plessis, Danie DJ, Mr Town & Regional Planner/Senior research analyst CRUISE Urban planning systems, Urban transformation, Spatial analysis and Modeling of cities and urban systems 021 808 3126 Fortune, Gillian T, Ms Research: Loss estimation in severe weather assessments 021 808 9283 Geyer, Manie HS, Prof Director: CRUISE Migration; Urban morphology; Urban systems 021 808 3107 Geyer, Herman S, Jnr, Mr Researcher; CRUISE Economic geography 021 808 3107 Holloway, J, Dr Director: Radar Disaster risk research & related policy advocacy; Disaster risk curriculum and Expertise in humanitarian assistance 021 808 9281 Horn, AJ Mrs Researcher, CRUISE Urban & regional planning; Development frameworks; Urban growth management / monitoring anelehorn@sun.ac.za 021 808 9181 Kemp, Jaco N Dr Lecturer GIT; Geomorphology 021 808 9147 Liederman, Catherine Mrs Secretary 021 808 3218 Zahn, Mrs Lecturer GIS; Spatial decisionmaking 021 808 9101 Pharoah, Dr RADAR - GIS Analyst Disaster risk reduction and Urban risk robynpharoah@sun.ac.za 021 808 9492 Nitesh K, Mr Lecturer Remote sensing; Spatial statistics and modelling 021 808 9105 Regue, Yvette Mrs Snr Dept Officer regue@sun.ac.za 021 8083104 Roux, Wilma, Ms Radar- Admin and financial officer 021 808 9285 Stephenson Garth, Mr GIT specialist SGA GIT garth@sun.ac.za 021 808 3112 Van Eeden, A Mrs Researcher, CRUISE GIS; Municipal economic development 021 808 9104 Van Niekerk, Adriaan, Prof Senior Lecturer / Director: SGA GIT; Spatial decision making systems 021 808 3101 Willemse, L, Miss Researcher, CRUISE Statistics, Urban development, Urban open spaces 021 808 9103 Trish, Mrs Radar- Risk Reduction Informal settlements; Low cost housing policy; Historical townships admin; Municipal commonage, Urban risk 021 808 9282 Department News Co- national
Conference Presentation in 2013 of CRUISE Name of presenter (s) Title of presentation Format of presentation Date of conference /workshop Name of Conference/workshop Danie du Plessis Urbanisation and development patterns: Implications for Bantustans in the post-1994 era Powerpoint presentation 24-27 March 2013 Land Divided Conference, Cape Town Danie du Plessis Approaching two decades of post-apartheid urban spatial planning in South Africa: A critical reflection on intentions and outcomes PowerPoint presentation and publication in peer reviewed conference proceedings 21-26 July 2013 IGU Urban Geography Commission Danie du Plessis Transformation of human settlements in South Africa: A quantitative approach Powerpoint presentation 15-17 July 2013 SA ISIbalo conference on decision-making Anele Horn An overview of Growth Management best practice: Implications for the developing world PowerPoint presentation 15-17 July 2013 First Isibalo Symposium on evidence based decision making. Horn Urban growth management best practices in the developed world: why it is different for the developing world PowerPoint presentation and publication in conference proceedings 24-26 July 2013 IGU-UGI Urban Geography Commission Conference Amanda van Eeden Small business perspectives of South African Metropolitan CBDs PowerPoint presentation 15-17 July 2013 First Isibalo Symposium on evidence based decision making. Amanda van Eeden Formal business and informal traders’ perceptions of African Metropolitan CBDs PowerPoint presentation and publication in conference proceedings 24-26 July 2013 IGU-UGI Urban Geography Commission Conference Lodene Willemse The working conditions of immigrants in informal street trading in Johannesburg and Tshwane, South Africa. PowerPoint presentation 15-17 July 2013 Isibalo Symposium on evidence based decision making. Lodene Willemse The working conditions of immigrants in informal street trading in Johannesburg and Tshwane, South Africa. PowerPoint presentation and publication in conference proceedings 24-26 July 2013 IGU-UGI Geography Commission Conference
Spatial Ethnography Ms Robb, B Junior Lecturer Water management robbb@unisa.ac.za (011) 471 2392 Mr Tshabalala, S Junior Lecturer Human geography (011) 471 3109 Fixed Term Appointments For 2014 Mr Calvert, DR Research assistant (011) 471 2364 Ms Evans RA Junior lecturer geography and sustainable development Mr Hamann, C Junior Lecturer geography and urban planning (011) 471 2121 Mr Manuel, K term contract political and economic geography, cities growth and development manuek@unisa.ac.za Mr Mukhuba, FA Academic assistant Human geography makhufa@unisa.ac.za (011) 471 2288 Ms Pienaar, R Junior lecturer Geography of education Physical geography pienar@unisa.ac.za (011) 471 2243 Mr Ramasunga, P Academic assistant Land and agrarian reform, livelihoods, renewable energy, human settlement and land use ramasp@unisa.ac.za (011) 471 2106 Professional and Support staff in the Department Name (Title, Surname, Initials) Position E-mail Ms Steenkamp, HE Departmental secretary Ms Potgieter, CE Technical assistant Ms Kuhlase, S Departmental secretary Departmental News The year 2013 had some exceptional highlights. We had two inaugural lectures and a PhD graduation of members in the Department. The inaugural lecture of Prof Andre Horn was on 16 July with the title: “The Geographer as an applied scientist in service of the community” and Prof Simpiwe Mini on 31 October with the title: “Spatialisation of New Modes of Power Relations in Post-apartheid Urban Landscape”. Melanie Nicolau received her PhD: “A community asset mapping programme for roots driven sustainable
Hendrick and CE Potgieter practical and organisational imperatives RW Pretorius, DW Hedding, MD Nicolau and ES Nkooe Campus greening in open and distance learning: Curriculum initiatives in the Department of Geography, University of Africa 4-5 April Green Camps Summit, Puducherry, India EC Liebenberg “Thomas Baines’ Exploratory Cartography of 19th Century South Africa”. Paper 30 June – 5 July, 2013. The 25th International Conference on the History of Cartography (ICHC) in Helsinki, Finland HH Arnolds and AE de Jager Lifeworld of the Karoo people expressed in the Riel dance – a geographical perspective 10 – 12 July 2013 Confluences 7: UCT School of dance conference: Dance religion and spirituality: Cape Town ES Contested spaces: A Lefebvrian analysis of Mary Fitzgerald Square, Johannesburg Paper July 2013 IGU- Urban commission: Johannesburg SE Mini Post-neoliberalism Paper 22 July 2013 IGU: Urban Commission: Johannesburg AC Horn School Desegregation in South Africa Paper 30 July – 1 August 2013 Interdisciplinary Social Sciences Conference: Prague, Czech Republic J Panek, AC Vlok, Participatory mapping as a tool for community empowerment – a case study of community engagement in Koffiekraal, South Africa Paper 25-30 August, 2013 26th International Cartographic Conference held in Dresden
Wilderness Safaris in Namibia Dr M. Chitakira Constructing an ecoagriculture feasibility index for a transfrontier conservation area in Southern Africa Oral powerpoint presentation at an international conference 17 & 18 November, 2013 2013 International Conference on Sustainable Environment and Agriculture HJ van Niekerk Powerpoint presentation at a conference 20 September 2013 DEASA HJ van Niekerk understanding ground water pollution in the Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site Poster presentation at a conference 25 October 2013 GSA Research Master Dissertations completed in 2013: Student’s Name Title of dissertation Institution Qualification Supervisor Ms. Baker; M. Assessment of the sustainability of Little Kulala Camp and Kulala Wilderness Camp in Namibia The University of Johannesberg M.A. Environmental Management Professor, Mearns; K.F. N/A PhD Thesis’s completed in 2013:
2013 Tadross M Wallace, Michael Modelling the impact of future climate change on subregional wheat production in the Western Cape 2013 Meadows M Eze, Peter Reconstruction of environmental and climate dynamics multi-proxy evidence from palaeosols of the Western Cape, South Africa 2013 Eckardt F Gibson, Lesley The application of the surface energy balance system model to estimate evapotranspiration in South Africa Masters Graduates 2013 Winter K Lakay, Vanessa An analysis of the performance of constructed wetlands in the treatment of domestic wastewater in the Western Cape, South Africa 2013 Winter K Nyemba, Anesu An analysis of the spatial and temporal changes in the riparian zone of the Berg River in the vicinity of Hermon: implications for governance 2013 Meadows M and Meadows A Christelis, Theodora An analysis of the state of green business in the South African retail sector 2013 Winter K Siebrits, Raymond An analysis of water research in South Africa: paradigm shifts and priority questions 2013 Ziervogel G and Hewitson B Fitt, Michael Analysis of use and value of weather and climate information for commercial arable farmers in Botswana 2013 Wynberg R and Eckardt F Lee Pan, Samantha Changes to land cover and indigenous plant use in the Tshidzivhe Territory in Venda, Limpopo Province, South Africa 2013 Abiodun B Ogier, David Characteristics of inertial gravity over Southern Africa as simulated with CAM-EULAG 2013 Hill R Simpson, Nicholas Effective EIA public participation in the Western Cape, South Africa: stakeholders' opinions of the participation process and the skills and capacities needed to realise NEMA-required effective participation
2013 Wynberg R and von Blottnitz H (Chem Eng) Nasterlack, Tobias Environmental and social dimensions of fuel ethanol production in Cradock, South Africa, in the context of the wider biofuels debate 2013 Ziervogel G Boshoff, Zoe Farming bees in a dynamic social-ecology: an ethnography of knowledge practice commercial bee farmers in the Western Cape, South Africa 2013 Daya S Ramdeo Authar, Raksha Hearing the subaltern widow speak: widows in Vrindavan, India, creating alternative life worlds through notions and enactments of agency, resistance and respectability 2013 Sowman M Parker, Kashiefa Livelihoods of the fishers of Struisbaai: implications for marine protected area planning 2013 Behrens R (Civ Eng) Robinson, Kirsty Mechanisms encouraging transport modal shifts from private to public transport in the city of Cape Town 2013 Leiman T (Economics) Reynolds, Stephanie Power, policy and pricing: an analysis of free basic electricity in Khayelitsha 2013 Raemakers S Crowe, John-Paul Profile of the recreational fishing sector on the Agulhas Peninsula: implications for responsible fisheries governance 2013 Anderson P and Meadows M Gaffney, Benjamin The changing face of the Constantia Valley: a temporal study of land use change in a heritage landscape 2013 Winter K Ashburner, Leslie The co-benefits of environmental job creation projects in Cape Town 2013 Winter K Mzini, Loyiso The effects of greywater irrigation on vegetable crops and soil 2013 Anderson P Cowan, Oliver The Peninsula Shale Renosterveld of Devils's Peak: phytosociology, system drivers and restoration potential 2013 Ramutsindela M Magnusson, Angela The role of land reform and rural development in sustaining small-scale agriculture: a case study of the Comprehensive Rural Development Program (CRDP) in Dysselsdorp, Western Cape
Name Surname, Initials) Area of specialisation E-mail Office Telephone Number Dr Nigel Webb Urban Agriculture nigel.webb@nmmu.ac.za 42028 Geographers at Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University Name (Title, Surname, Initials) Rank/Position Area of E-mail Office Telephone number Prof Vincent Kakembo Professor Physical Geography Vincent.kakembo@nmmu.ac.za 504-4516 Dr Pakama Siyongwana Senior Lecturer Urban geography 504-2543 Dr A de Wit Lecturer Environmental Management 504-2498 Mrs W Britz Lecturer GIS& Cartography 5042432 Ms Delia Ah Goo Lecturer Urban Geography 504-1513 Ms LL Lecturer Social Sustainability, Housing Studies 504-1184 Professional and Support staff in the Department Name (Title, Surname, Initials) Position Area of subject specialisation (if applicable) E-mail Office Telephone number Prof AJ Christopher Professor Emeritus & Research Associate Historical and Political Geography 504-2355 Mrs S Entress Secretary Secretary Sheila.entress@nmmu.ac.za 504-2325 Department News
Clare Kelso Historical Documentary Sources as for Reconstructing Southern African Precipitation Poster presentation 1-6 September 2013 NCCR Climate Summer School – From Reconstruction to Prediction Rampedi, I; Annegarn, H; Clayton, A; Hunter, C & Sutton-Pryce, A. Characterizing the distribution and habitat conditions of Boophane disticha species within the Klipriviersberg Nature Reserve, near Johannesburg Paper presentation 1-4 July 2013 Annual IPUF conference, Nelspruit Rampedi, I Acod ,ome draomage South Africa: A case study of selected environemtnal impacts. Paper presentation 10-12 November World Forum Universities of Resources and Sustainability, Norway Kotze, N & Mateka, G Hidden in plain sight: The plight of the population of Nthabaseng Village, South Africa Paper presentation 10-13 June 2013 Atiner Conference: Urban Studies and Planning, Athens, Greece J. Rogerson The transformation of the hotel industry in South Africa: The budget hotel sector Paper presentation 9-13 April 2013 Association of American Geographers, Los Angeles, USA J. Rogerson Understanding the hotel and leisure sector as a property asset class in an emerging economy Paper presentation 3-6 June 2013 Pan Pacific conference, Johannesburg J. Rogerson Researching the hotel industry: From a hospitality managemtn to a tourism perspective Paper presentation 3-6 June 2013 Pan Pacific conference, Johannesburg J. Rogerson Segmentation of the hotel industry in an emerging economy: The budget hotel sector in South Africa Paper presentation 3-6 June 2013 Pan Pacific conference, Johannesburg J. Rogerson property development in urban South Africa: Emerging trends Paper presentation 11-14 June 2013 Nordic geographers Meeting, Reykjavik, Iceland
management and minimization initiatives in two district municipal areas of the Gauteng province (West Rand and Sedibeng) Linda Sheppard Environmental risk assessment of geothermal springs: A case of “Eiland” in the Limpopo Province UJ Masters in Environmental Management Dr Isaac Rampedi Prof. J. Olivier Paul Rabiega Analyzing the ecological requirements of reptiles and arachnids: A case study of the Leeuspruit Private Nature Reserve UJ Masters in Environmental Management Dr Rampedi Prof. F. Durand Johannes Scheepers Energy sources of Bela-Bela Township and the impact therof on the environment UJ Masters in Environmental Management Prof Nico Kotze Verheul, J.K. Assessing the effects of the different land uses on water quality on the Upper Wilge UJ Masters in environmental Management Prof Tertius Harmse
University of KwaZulu-Natal: School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences of Department: Name (Title, Surname, Initials) Area of specialisation E-mail Office Tel Number Prof Modi, A Crop Science modiat@ukzn.ac.za 0332605854 Geographers at the University of KwaZulu-Natal Name (Title, Surname, Initials) Rank/Position Area of specialisation E-mail Office Telephone number Prof Maharaj, B Professor Geography 0312601027 Prof Hill, T Associate Professor Geography 0332605235 Prof Bob, U Associate Professor Geography 0312607656 Prof Proches, M Associate Professor Geography 0312601278 Dr Odindi, J Lecturer Geography 0332605539 Dr Ahmed, F Lecturer Geography 0312603523 Dr Pillay, S Lecturer Geography 0312607654 Dr Ramsay, L Lecturer Geography 0312608140 Dr Watson, H Senior Lecturer Geography 0312601390 Dr Narsiah, S Lecturer Geography 0332605343 Mr Foggin, T Lecturer Geography 0332605273 Mr Lutchmiah, J Lecturer Geography 0312602455 Mr Sookrajh, R Lecturer Geography 0312607479 Mr Khanyile, M Lecturer Geography 0312607935
Massey, R Integral Theory: A tool for understanding conflict in formalisation processes Oral presentation July 2013 International Geographical Union: Urban Commission Conference. Johannesburg, South Africa Hoogendoorn, G. and Visser, G Second homes tourism research in South Africa: 10 years down the line Oral presentation April 2013 Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Los Angeles Mukwada, G Categorical Principal Components Analysis of social acceptance in South African rural Solar Water Heater projects: The case of Bluegumbosch Oral presentation October 2013 International Conference on Renewable Energy Research and Applications, Madrid, Spain UFS staff at the AAG Meeting, Los Angeles 2013 Short description of the curriculum presented: Undergraduate (NQF levels 5, 6 and 7): BA/BSc First Year: Introduction to Physical Geography, Introduction to Human Geography and Cartography Second Year: Urban Development, Environmental Studies, Process geomorphology and geomorphologic hazards, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Third year: Applied urban development and spatial transformation, Environmental management and analysis, Environmental geomorphology, Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Sensing Applications Mrs J M Letsoalo Lecturer Tourism and Waste Management Josephine.letsoalo@ul.ac.za 015 268 2324 Mr M Marais Lecturer Enviromnetal Management and Impact Assesment Marius.marais@ul.ac.za 015 268 3197 Mr M R Ramudzuli Lecturer Resource Studies and Environmental Managent Marubini.ramudzuli@ul.ac.za 015 268 2330 Dr G Tawodzera Senior Lecturer Food Security and Migration Godfrey Tawodzera@ul.ac.za 015 268 Professional and support in the Department Name (Title, Surname, Initials) Position Area of subject specialisation (if applicable) E-mail Office Telephone number Mrs S Burger Senior Research Assistant Cartographic Techniques and Population Studies Sandra.burger@ul.ac.za 015 268 2325 Ms M C Mothapo Senior Laboratory Assistant GIS and Remote Sensing Applications Clodean.mothapo@ul.ac.za 015 268 3109 2013 dated publications: Tawodzera, G. 2014. Household Food Insecurity & Survival in Harare: 2008 and Beyond, Forum, Springer, DOI 10.1007/s12132-014-9221-9. Tawodzera, G. 2013. Rural-Urban Transfers and Household Food Security in Harare’s Crisis Conditions, Journal of Food and Nutrition Disorders, Number 2, Volume 5, http://dx.doi.org/10.4172/2324-9323.100128.
J and Tawodzera, G. 2013. Exclusion and Discrimination: Zimbabwean Migrant Children and South African Schools, Journal of International Migration and Integration, DOI 10.1007/s12134-013-0283-7, Springer. Crush, J. and Tawodzera, G. 2013. Medical Xenophobia and Zimbabwean Medical Access to Public Health Services in South Africa, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, Routledge, Taylor and Francis Group, Conference Presentation in 2013: Name of presenter (s) Title of presentation Format of presentation Date of conference/workshop Name of Conference/workshop Mr I Dhau Detection, Mapping and Quantification of Grey Leaf Spot of maize using different remote sensing data Poster Paper 10 to 12 September 2013. SA-GEO Symposium of the National Earth Observations and Space Secretariat (NEOSS), University of Fort Hare, Ms M C Mothapo GIS based approach for selecting the suitable locations for a landfill sites in Greater Tzaneen municipality Poster Paper 10 to 12 September 2013 SA-GEO Symposium of the National Earth Observations and Space Secretariat (NEOSS), University of Fort Hare, Dr G Tawodzera 2014February: Presentation: Migrants and Informality in South Africa,. Oral Paper 9-11th February 2014 The Urban Informality and Migrant Entrepreneurship in Southern African Cities, Paper Presented at Breakwater
University of the Western Cape: Geography and Environmental Studies Date of establishment: 1960 Head/Chair of Department: Prof D.S. Tevera Name (Title, Surname, Initials) Area of specialisation E-mail Office Telephone Number Prof Tevera, D.S. Urban Studies Human Geography dtevera@uwc.ac.za 021-9592160 Information about the Geographers in the Department Name (Title, Surname, Initials) Area of specialisation E-mail Office Telephone number Prof Brooks, S Associate Professor Nature and Land Human Geography sbrooks@uwc.ac.za 021-9592625 Dr N Senior Lecturer Studies nmurray-cooke@uwc.ac.za 021-9592626 Mr McPherson, E Senior Lecturer GIS emcpherson@uwc.ac.za 021-9592668 Dr Boekstein, M Lecturer Tourism mboekstein@uwc.ac.za 021-9592329 Mr Dyssel, M Lecturer Environmental Management Mapwork mdyssel@uwc.ac.za 021-9592426 Ms Carolissen, M Lecturer Physical Geography mcarolissen@uwc.ac.za 021-9593843 Professional and support staff in the Department