Professor Tulio de Oliveira received an award certificate from the Honourable Deputy Minister of Science and Technology, Advocate Tshililo Masutha at a prestigious MRC Awards Gala Dinner.
Professor Malegapuru Makgoba.
Professor Augustine Nwoye of the School of Applied Human Sciences at his Inaugural Lecture with College of Humanities DVC Professor Cheryl Potgieter. 
Law academic Mr Khulekani Zondi (centre) and law students who are part of the team working on a bilingual glossary of legal terms.
Dr Mosa Moshabela. 
From left: Head of the Department of Rural Health Dr Mosa Moshabela with Dr Ronald Ingles and the Director of the Centre for Rural Health, Dr Bernhard Gaede. 
Dr Bahareh Honarparvar (left) and Dr Adam Skelton (right) who recently joined UKZN’s Pharmaceutical Sciences Discipline.
From left: Mr Killian Nair, Mr Kasheel Goberdhan and Mr Akhil Gangaram’s Downhill Racing Project was voted best project by the RobMech Conference delegates.
From left: Mr Marc Kornberger; Mr Leo Deodutt, and UKZN’s Head for Student Village Mr Luvuyo Mthimkhulu. 
From left: Professor Johan Van Heerden, Professor Keymanthri Moodley and first prize winner in the laboratory-based category at the Symposium, Ms Y Pillay.
UKZN’s Acting Academic Leader of Research in the School of Clinical Medicine, Dr Veena Singaram, during a workshop on completing a PhD through published work. 
The Dean and Head of UKZN’s School of Law, Professor Managay Reddi, and law student Mr Ntokozo Qwabe at the launch of the UKZN Student Law Review Journal. 
Workshop participants reading a collection of New Readers Publishers books.
Professor Vishanthie Sewpaul who co-edited a new book Participation in Community Work: International Perspectives. 
CCMS student Ms Trushka Soni is one of five winners in the Young Food Writer’s Competition. 
Third year Microbiology students with demonstrators and UKZN staff members.
Honours students in Microbiology, Ms Shanice Naidoo, Ms Bhavna Rampath and Ms Thurisha Moodley at the 26th SASM-KZN Annual Symposium for Microbiology. 
Peer Wellness Mentor Programme (PWMP) mentors show off their certificates following the PWMP certification ceremony. 
Attendees at the 29th Annual Conference of the South African Society for Atmospheric Sciences.
UKZN’s Dr Gunasekharan Dharmaraja (left) with Mr Vishvanathan Rudrakumaran, and Dr T. Devanathan.Humanities post-doctoral Fellow Dr Gunasekharan Dharmaraja was recently invited to New York by one of India’s television channels WIN TV, to discuss the future of Tamil Eelam, the homeland of Tamil people who live in Ceylon Island.
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