Staff Profiles

Mr Emmanuel Maravanyika

Emmanuel O. Maravanyika

Faculty of Social Sciences

Sociology

Lecturer

Location: Block 240/138
Phone: +267 355 2758
Email Mr Emmanuel Maravanyika

Advanced Certificate in Money Laundering Investigations and Detection, University of Pretoria, 2016

Master in Philosophy, Criminal Justice, University of Cape Town, 2009

BSocSci (Honours), Criminal Justice, 2007

BA in Law Politics and History, 2002

rI joined the University of Botswana in August 2019 having lectured at Monash University South Africa campus for 7 years. I also worked at the Institute for Security Studies in Cape Town, 2009-2010 as a research intern in the Corruption and Governance programme, and also as a consultant in the Organised Crime and Money Laundering programme. As a consultant I have been called upon by the Western Cape Provincial Government in South Africa to assist in mediation proceedings following the 2008 xenophobic attacks that occurred across the country in that year, resulting in the successful reintegration of displaced migrants into the community in De Doorns.

I have also lectured at the University of Cape Town as a guest lecturer (2009-2010) on national liberation movements in Southern Africa, covering South Africa, Zimbabwe, Namibia and Mozambique. My lecturing experience also extends to the IIE Varsity College, Cape Town from 2010 – 2012 in criminology courses.

I have often been called upon by various media organisations, print and broadcast, to give commentary and expert analysis on matters within the South African criminal justice system. These include issues of crime prevention, policing, xenophobia, medical parole and high profile criminal court cases, which form part of his research interests.

I am currently enrolled as a PhD student at the Witwatersrand University (Wits) in South Africa, looking at the intersection of immigration law and criminal law (crimmigation)

Advanced Criminological Theories

Child Justice

Crime and Punishment

Crime and Social Justice

Domestic and International Security

Policy Analysis in Criminal Justice

Victimology

Policing

Penology

Xenophobia

Drugs and Crime

In pursuit of academic excellence