Department of Criminology and Security Science

Mr MJ Nkwana

College of Law
School of Criminal Justice
Department: Criminology and Security Science
Senior Lecturer
Tel: 012 344 9522
E-mail: nkwanmj@unisa.ac.za

Qualifications

  • Magister Technologiae in Security management (Unisa)
  • Baccalaureus Technologiae in Security Risk Management (Unisa)
  • National Diploma in Security Risk Management (Unisa)
  • Diploma in Human resources (Business Management College of Southern Africa) (cum laude)
  • Diploma in Business management (Business Management College of Southern Africa)
  • Diploma in security supervision (Damelin management college)

Currently teaching

  • SEP2605 - Security Technology and Information Security II
  • SEP3709 - Advanced Security Management III

Fields of academic interests

  • Security Science and Law.

Field of Specialisation

  • Security Management

Journal articles

  • Security Science Journal. Volume 3. No 2, 2022. South Africa: An examination of safety and security measures at five public hospitals in Gauteng, South Africa. Mokata Johannes Nkwana and Muzakhona Buthelezi
  • International journal of research in Business and social Science 21447.8 “You are reminded that you don’t have power”: The victimisation of security guards working in Gauteng, South Africa. 2023. Jansen van Rensburg, Mokata Johannes Nkwana, Muzakhona Buthelezi, Moitsadi Zitha, Normsa Cebekhulu
  • ACTA Criminological Southern African Journal of Criminology, volume 30, No 5, 2017: Protection of Security Information in Government Departments. Mokata Johannes Nkwana and Doraval Govender

Paper presentations

  • CLAW RESEARCH INDABA, 03 SEPTEMBER 2021 :Presentation on “An examination of safety and security measures at five state hospitals in Gauteng, South Africa”

  • A preliminary examination of safety and security measures at state hospitals in the Gauteng province. Presented in Australia, Dec 2017.
  • Presented a paper in a conference held in Australia on the 05-08/12/2017. Protection of Security Information in Government Departments

Projects

  • Evaluation of the pluralisation of street policing in South Africa