Professor Andrew Forbes and PhD student, Mr Sandile Ngcobo.Researchers at South Africa’s Council for Scientific and Industrial Research - led by Honorary Professor Andrew Forbes of UKZN’s School of Physics and Chemistry and PhD student at the University Mr Sandile Ngcobo - have developed the world’s first digital laser.
Centre for Literary Studies part-time archivist, Barbara Gentil, with the photographs archive.
Back from left: Mr Gary Abbot, Ms Lliane Loots, Mr Kevin Lega Jeff, and Professor Cheryl Potgieter with dancers from the FLATFOOT DANCE COMPANY and the Deeply Rooted Dance Theatre and Ms Najlaa Adbus-Samad (extreme right). 
From left: Mr Len Mzimela, Ms Megan Saunders, Ms Raeesa Shaik, Ms Alindile Njisane and Mr Themba Rikhotso.
At UKZN’s Vibration and Testing Centre (from left) Mr Alan Ntambwe, Mr Ming Lu, Mr John Chan, Mr Gary Sibilant, Mr Daniel Kubelwa and Mr Pravesh Moodley.
From left: Dr Saloschini Pillay; Mr Madimetja Charles Lamola and Professor Fanie Botha.
Budding entrepreneurs at the Startup Weekend Durban flash mob on the Westville campus.
Student peer-counsellors at an anti-pregnancy event on UKZN’s Medical School campus. 
Staff and Students from the School of Life Sciences on the Pietermaritzburg campus dress up for Casual Day.
School of Religion, Philosophy and Classics students at the SAVE Prevention Training.
Abasebenzi esikhungweni sase Edgewood bezivocavoca ngosuku lwemidlalo.
Seated: Professor Johannes Smit (left) and Emeritus Professor Pratap Kumar with staff from the Religion Studies Discipline.The School of Religion, Philosophy and Classics (SRPC) recently celebrated Professor P Pratap Kumar’s recently published sole authored book, Hinduism and the Diaspora (Rawat Publications, Jaipur, India), and two edited books, Contemporary Hinduism (ACUMEN, Durham, UK), and Classical and Contemporary Issues in Indian Studies (DK Printworld, New Delhi, India) respectively.
UCT’s Professor Bongani Mayosi with UKZN staff and students at the lecture on cohorts in science.
Student Leaders at the recent BOLD Student Summit.
From left: Dr Pholoho Morojele, Professor Gregory Kamwendo and Mrs Bongekile Bhengu-Mnguni conducting a session in Swaziland.
Mr Damien Tomaselli.| German Monday Film Show |
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