 Naefa Khan is a PhD candidate at Wits's Department of International Relations. |
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| Ms. Khan completed her BA (LLB) at the University of Cape Town, and late earned a Masters degree in International Relations in which she examined North Africa politics. She has also worked as junior IR lecturer at Wits. Her John Kuhn Fellowship grant of R20,000 will support the development of her PhD proposal on Egypt's foreign policy towards Sub-Saharan Africa. |
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| Joseph Mabuzais completing an LLM at the University of the Witwatersrand. |
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| Mr. Mabuza earned his LLB from the University of the North in Polokwane. At Wits he studied company law, competition law and constitutional law, and completed a dissertation on the law that governs mercenaries in South Africa. Mr. Mabuza has worked as a clerk in the Constitutional Court in Johannesburg and was admitted as an attorney of the Transvaal Provincial Division in April 2005. |
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| Jean Pierre Misagois PhD (FMS) University of Witwatersrand SA |
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| Academic Awards: 2006 Postgraduate merit award for PhD Studies, University of the Witwatersrand SA. 2005-2006: Research Assistance in various programs research projects: FMSP-SA Human Rights Commission Refugee Reception office Monitoring Projects: FMSP-South African Cities Network: Migration and HIV/AIDS research. |
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| Mandisa MathobelaBA degree from Wits University, majors in International Relations and Law |
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| A member of the Golden Key Honor Society, the 2007 recipient of the DAAD-INISA Award for promising students in Southern Africa. Spent five months as an intern at the South African Human Rights Commission in 2008 as part in the International Human Rights Exchange Program. A Mellon Mays fellow is currently working towards completing her Honors in International Relations. |
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| Khensane Hlongwane |
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| Khensane Hlongwane obtained her MA in International Relations at the University of the Witwatersrand. Focused on Transformative Leadership that can propel Africa’s development process. As a recipient of the prestigious John Kuhn fellowship, she intends on furthering her studies at the Wits Business School to obtain another MA degree in Public Policy Management. Ultimately she wants to position herself among a new generation of South African leaders who will take up their roles in steering African development. |
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| Siham Boda |
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| Siham Boda used the JK AWARD to pursue an LLM in Public International Law and Constitutional Litigation at the University of the Witwatersrand. Her thesis, for which she was afforded a first, focused on a comparison between the provision of care afforded to victims under the Rome Statute compared to the Victim's Charter in South Africa. |
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| Fulufhelo Malada |
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| Fulufhelo Malada completed her LLB degree at Wits University with distinction in 2014. She enrolled for a Master's degree in Corporate Law in 2015 and received the John Kuhn Fellowship. Other academic achievements include being part of the Dean's List from 2012-2014, receiving the university's merit awards, working as a law tutor and working as a legal intern at Microsoft South Africa. Whilst completing her Master's degree in 2015, she worked as a Research and Teaching Associate at Wits University. Fulufhelo is currently completing her articles of clerkship.
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| Stella Kiggundu |
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| My name is Stella Kiggundu. I come from Botswana and was born and bred there. I studied an LLB at the University of the Witwatersrand from 2013-2016 and graduated Cum Laude/First class. I am currently studying towards an LLM in Corporate Law at the University of the Witwatersrand. I pride myself in being a high calibre law student who has the imagination, commitment and acumen to excel in all that I do. I am further committed to issues of social justice and equality.
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