Time of the Writer participants seen with the Festival’s Programme Manager Ms Tiny Mungwe (front, second left). 
Ms Ann Strode.
Grade 8 pupils at a speed stacking workshop at Chesterville Secondary School.Sport Stacking has been introduced in the Umkhumbane Schools Project - an educational outreach initiative sponsored by the KwaZulu-Natal Research Institute for Tuberculosis and HIV (K-RITH) through a grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
At the ccrri seminar are (from left) Dr Orli Bass, Dr Kira Erwin and Dr Jennifer Houghton.UKZN’s Centre for Critical Research on Race and Identity (ccrri) hosted a seminar titled: “Women and Urban Governance – the Disjuncture between Policy and Everyday Experiences in Intimate Spaces”.
Ms Venetia Gopaul.
Grade 12 learners attend Engineering Career Day.The School of Engineering recently hosted Grade 12 learners at Engineering Career Days at the UNITE Building on the Howard College campus.
Professor Albert Modi (third right) with fellow presenters and staff from Oxfam.Dean and Head of the School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (SAEES), Professor Albert Modi, gave a short presentation at Oxfam’s Low Carbon Development Public Dialogue in Durban.
Health Sciences students at the “Girlology” workshop.Student Support Services in the College of Health Sciences at UKZN recently hosted a series of fun and exciting workshops for about 1 200 of its female students...
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Front from left: Mr Deveral Capps; Dean and Head of the School of Law at UKZN Professor Managay Reddi; back: Professor David Mcquoid-Mason and Mr Eben van der Merwe.
IKUSASA LETHU performs at the Human Rights Day Preview Concert. The Music Discipline in the School of Arts recently held a Human Rights Day Preview Concert and workshop at the Howard College Theatre featuring IKUSASA LETHU...
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Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Mr Ebrahim Ebrahim.South Africa’s primary foreign policy priority since 1994 had been to accelerate the country’s reintegration into the international community, according to Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Mr Ebrahim Ebrahim.
Professor Sultan Khan (right) and Dr Lubna Nadvi with their new book (De) Monopolising Paradise. Two UKZN academics from the School of Social Sciences, Professor Sultan Khan and Dr Lubna Nadvi, launched their new co-authored book (De) Monopolising Paradise at the Time of the Writer Festival at the Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre.
The First Things First Campaign in full swing at UKZN’s Howard College campus.First Things First HIV Counselling and Testing (HCT) Campaign on the Howard College campus was well supported by staff and students.
Bassist Lex Futshane. Double Bassist Lex Futshane was featured at the Centre for Jazz and Popular Music on Wednesday 26 March.
