Academic Books

Summary ABOUT THE AUTHOR Dr. Ilongo Fritz Ngale is a Senior Lecturer in Educational Psychology and Guidance and Counselling with the University of Eswatini. His research interests include: philosophies of education, workplace bullying, dispute management, and conflict resolution, gender-based violence, and African counseling approaches. Epilogue Tertiary Education and Human Capital

Summary Dr Ilongo Fritz Ngale is a Senior Lecturer in Educational Psychology and Guidance and Counselling with the University of Eswatini. His research interests include; philosophies of education, workplace bullying, dispute management and conflict resolution, gender-based violence, and African counselling approaches. Epilogue The Covid-19 pandemic has been a major catalyst

Africa Rising: From Slavery to Freedom – A Psychological Perspective, seeks to highlight the psychological underpinnings of Africa’s and Africans’ mental, emotional, socioeconomic, political, and behavioural woes, while suggesting a clear and original way forward by transcending the latter through recreation of a correspondingly transformed mind-set. The Atlantic Slave Trade,

Summary Introduction to Psychology, Counselling, and Social Work: A Textbook for Students, Teachers, and Personnel in Helping Professions by Dr Ilongo Fritz Ngale of Eswatini University is a most welcomed addition to the academic and professional literature landscape of Eswatini and SADC. The book comes at a most opportune moment

Summary Creative Education – DDV: SEE – Discover, Develop Valorize Self-Employing Employers, attempts to answer four questions: Why are youths experiencing astronomical dropout rates, colossal unemployment, persistent underemployment and rising unemployability? What is the way forward away from the aforementioned ‘issues’? Who has succeeded to manifest the objectives of Creative

Summary AfroSymbiocity as a Psychology of Conflict and Conflict Resolution in Africa is rooted in dual psychological and afro-centered perspectives, which act as methodological and analytical frameworks for the modeling of a new paradigm in conflict resolution. The book comes at a most opportune and auspicious moment when despite declining

Summary Psychology of religion, violence, and conflict resolution highlights the causes of intrareligious and interreligious violence, and proposes dual models for understanding the latter, for facilitating moral regeneration, universal peaceful coexistence, and holistic individual and collective flourishing. Religious violence, especially and paradoxically perpetrated by persons identifying with specific religious movements,

Summary Violence is a fundamental and contemporary preoccupation of researchers, decision-makers and the general public, but particularly so within the context of restructuring of African tertiary education. Through all-inclusive multi-faceted themes; definition, sources, forms, impacts, coping, and management of workplace bullying, Workplace Bullying in African Tertiary Institutions highlights the fact