Graduates

Madinani Letwaba

Madinani Letwaba is Masters graduate. With a keen interest in digital communications and media, she is exploring the discourse around fashion waste in Africa, particularly as it unfolds on digital platforms. She aims to expand her knowledge about digital storytelling while shedding light on the critical issue of fashion waste. Through her research, she wishes to explore the nuances of digital communication and contribute meaningfully to conversations about sustainability and waste in the fashion industry.

Nobuhle Magadzire

Nobuhle Magadzire is a Masters graduate. Her research focuses on the inclusion of marginalized voices in climate change communication. With a background in Development Studies, she is passionate about working at the intersection of climate change, social justice, and communication. Driven by a commitment to social justice, she strives to challenge dominant narratives and advocate for just, equitable, and sustainable communities. Through her research and advocacy, she hopes to contribute to a more inclusive and effective dialogue around climate change, ensuring that the voices of those most affected are heard and respected.

Caitlyn Hilliard-Lomas

Caitlyn Hilliard-Lomas is a Masters graduate. Her specialisation is in writing, production and editing where she has produced a series of mini-documentaries, hosted a podcast series, and volunteered to write articles for a local newspaper. Her research interests focus on conservation, environmental journalism, and the role of media coverage in promoting conservation, particularly concerning rhino poaching and rhino conservation.