Ms Martha Hadebe

Overview

Qualifications: MA in African Languages, UJ BA Honours in African Languages, UJ BEd in Senior & FET Phase, UJ Overview/bio: Martha Hadebe is an Assistant Lecturer in the Department of African Languages at UJ. She is currently working towards a doctoral degree in African languages. Her research interests include African languages literature, women’s studies, and postcolonialism. Additionally, she supervises post-graduate students. Research Interests: African Languages literature, women’s studies and postcolonialism. Achievements: 2019 & 2020: Humanities Top Achievers (Honours). Journal publications Mtumane, Z., & Hadebe, M. (2021). ‘Speech as a Device of Characterization in EDM Sibiya’s Ngiyolibala Ngifile ’. Ponte Multi-disciplinary Journal of Sciences & Research , Volume 77 (3): 2-14. Books and chapters in books 1. Mtumane, Z., & Hadebe, M. (2022). Chapter 1. ‘Actions as a Means of Characterization in EDM Sibiya’s Ngiyolibala Ngifile’. In: Sibiya, E.D.M., & Mtumane, Z. (eds). Trends and Tropes: Some Aspects of African Indigenous Literatures of South Africa . Pietermaritzburg: KwaZulu-Natal Press. 2. Hadebe, M. (2024). Chapter 8. ‘The Theme of Education in the Poetry of E.J. Mhlanga’. In: Sibiya, E.D.M., & Mtumane, Z. (eds). Broadened Horizons: African Languages Literature, Film and Creative Media in South Africa . Oxford: Peter Lang.