UKZN Academics, Industry Experts and Stakeholders at the Smart Grid Seminar.The Eskom Centre of Excellence at UKZN recently hosted a Smart Grid Research Seminar at which masters and doctoral students presented their research proposals and progress reports to academics, industrial experts and stakeholders.
Professor Pityana with student researchers of Race, Space and the City, Ms Londiwe Sokhabase and Ms Nompumelelo Kubheka. The Centre for Critical Research on Race and Identity (ccrri) recently hosted its second gathering with teachers and UKZN students to discuss how the now compulsory Biko segment is taught in high schools and how students...
Mr Sandhir Sewmungal.
From left: Ms Sindi Ngwenya; Ms Rose Dlamini, and Professor Betty C Mubangizi.
Kusukela kwesobunxele: Mnu Justin Chadwick, Dkt Stuart Ferrer, Nksz Chrisitine Cue’nod, Mnu Duncan Stewart, Mnu Warren Floyd noSolwazi Gerald Ortmann.I-Friends of UKZN Agriculture, okuyinhlangano ezinze eSikoleni SezeSayensi YezoLimo, YezoMhlaba NeyezeMvelo, ibambe umcimbi wayo waminyaka yonke wokuhxumana e-Royal Show eMgungundlovu.
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KwaDukuza High School pupils during their visit to the School of Law.High school pupils from disadvantaged communities in Groutville, Stanger recently visited UKZN’s Law Clinic to explore and develop their legal skills ahead of their Moot Court Competition for High Schools in KwaDukuza.
UKZN’s Dr Maheshvari Naidu with Professor Shawn Jang of Purdue University in the United States. Dr Maheshvari Naidu, an academic in the School of Social Sciences, presented a seminar at the 3rd Interdisciplinary Tourism Research Conference at Kadir Has University in Istanbul, Turkey.
Masters student in Population Studies, Mr Eleazar Banyambona.
Strategising: Mr Brian Masondo (centre) and his team mates.
DAFF representatives with student presenters, supervisors and project leaders.Delegates from the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (DAFF) visited UKZN’s Pietermaritzburg campus to attend presentations by postgraduate students involved in research in line with the Department’s Food Security Programme.
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From left: Ms Nadia Ball from CANSA, UKZN’s Mr Bongani Vezi and Ms Sushie Rampersad, Chairperson Mr Chris Naidoo and Mr Selvan Tin Tin Pillay.UKZN’s Division of Corporate Relations joined forces with the Reservoir Hills Sports and Recreation Club to host another successful Cansa Relay For Life.
Dr Max Price, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cape Town, and Professor Salim Abdool Karim.
Ms Claudia Ariatti received an award from Dr Marius Venter, Director of the University of Johannesburg’s Centre for Local Economic Development.Graduate School of Business and Leadership graduate Ms Claudia Ariatti’s peer reviewed paper titled: “Agriculture and Local Economic Development: A Case Study of uMshwathi Municipality”, is an award winner!
From left: Professor Patrick Bond, Mr Michael Mabuyakhulu, Mr Lesiba Seshoka, Mr Jacob Twala, Mr Owen Nkomo and Professor Stephen Migiro.The South African Economy – 20 Years and Beyond, was the theme of UKZN’s Graduate School of Business and Leadership’s recent Business Forum.
UKZN academics, researchers and other stakeholders across various disciplines in KwaZulu-Natal attended a consultative meeting in Durban to present inputs on the draft National Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) Research, Ethics and Database policies.
Professor Heike Tappe, winner of a travel award at the 45th Annual Conference of African Linguistics in the United States. Linguistics Lecturer in the School of Arts, Professor Heike Tappe, won an award of US$650 at the 45th Annual Conference of African Linguistics (ACAL45) at the University of Kansas in the United States in...
Mr Tendekai Mahlanza (far left) and Ms Roxanne Wheeler (far right), with the Dean and Head of School, Professor Sam Mukaratirwa, and Acting College Dean of Research, Professor Theresa Coetzer.The School of Life Sciences hosted their 2nd Annual Research Day on the Westville campus.
An African traditional prayer during the provincial consultative workshop.The DST/NRF Foundation Centre of Excellence in Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) in collaboration with the Department of Science and Technology (National IKS Office) conducted a provincial consultative workshop with traditional healers from all the district municipalities of KwaZulu-Natal.
Participants in the NRF/DST SARChI Chair in Applied Poverty Reduction Assessment workshop. The School of Built Environment and Development Studies (BEDS) and the South African Research Chairs Initiative (SARChI) will host a workshop on Applied Poverty Reduction Assessment on the Howard College campus on 19 and 20 June.
Participants at the Local Economic Development Winter School.
