As an accomplished author, Professor Nokuzola Mndende has contributed significantly to literature on African Traditional Religion, cultural activism, and indigenous perspectives. Her works include books like "African Traditional Religion: An Introduction for Beginners" and "Two Sides of the Same Coin: Paralysis of the Law of the Land and the Prominence of Transplanted Laws in South Africa," which explore the intersections of spirituality, law, and society in accessible ways.

She has also co-authored over 15 journal articles, book chapters, and children's storybooks, addressing topics such as gender issues, religion in education, and ethical leadership from an African viewpoint. Published through outlets like the Icamagu Institute, her writings aim to educate, preserve heritage, and challenge colonial narratives, making her a key voice in promoting African-centered knowledge.