From left: Professors Paula Watt, Francesco Petruccione and Andrew Forbes.
Ms Nokwanda Nzuza with her PhD Supervisor Dr Maheshvari Naidu.
Leap of Faith CD launched.
From left: Dr Aldrin Mutembei, Professor Gregory Kamwendo, Professor Nobuhle Hlongwa; Executive Secretary of the African Academy of Languages (ACALAN), Professor Sozinho Matsinhe, and Professor Nhlanhla Mkhize. 
Ms Kara Hoffman and Dr Neethie Joseph at the 29th World Congress of the International Association of Logopedics and Phoniatrics. 
Front from right: Dr Thandi Magojo, Dr Tanusha Raniga and Professor Nhlanhla Mkhize.
From left: Ms Zoleka Mkhabela; Mr Muhammed Bilaal Ismail; Executive Director: Student Services, Dr Sibusiso Chalufu; Ms Simphiwe Ngwenya; Ms Wandile Nhlapo and the Director of Golden Key South Africa, Ms Charlene Gunter. 
Dr Orli Bass and Dr Jennifer Houghton present their research on the experiences of young Geographers in South Africa. 
Ms Amy Harpur.
UKZN’s Discipline of Pharmaceutical Sciences staff who attended the Team Based Learning workshop.
From left: Mr Njabulo Zuma, Professor Fanie Botha and Mrs Nadia Lasich.UKZN’s College of Health Sciences recently hosted a refresher programme for its academic staff which focused on policies and guidelines pertinent to achieving and maintaining good governance in research-related activities in the Higher Education sector.
Grade 12 learners from rural KwaXimba.
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Professor Frederick Veldman.
Ms Sandra Hildbrand.
The University of KwaZulu-Natal delegation with staff members from the Great Zimbabwe University.
From left: Mr Andy Sutton and Mr Ockert Berry of Ford with Professor Glen Bright and Professor Christina Trois.
Professor Purshottama Reddy receiving a certificate from DDP’s Senior Project Office Ms Sarah Watson.The Democracy Development Programme (DDP) recognised UKZN’s School of Management, Information Technology and Governance’s contribution in its development initiatives during the programme’s 20th anniversary celebrations recently held in Durban.
Professor Gregory Kamwendo and Dr Monica Otu at the African Languages Colloquium.
Professor Sozinho Matsinhe delivers a keynote address at the African Languages Colloquium. 
Dr Aldrin Mutembei gives the keynote address at the College of Humanities African Languages Colloquium. 
Professor Radhamany Sooryamoorthy at his Inaugural Lecture with the College of Humanities Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor Cheryl Potgieter.
Professor Gregory Kamwendo.
