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Mr Bonginkosi Mafuze, Ms Rachel Wilson, Ms Gaby Grobbelaar and Mr Yusuf Khatib. 
The Flatfoot Dance Company’s Ms Jabu Siphika and Ms Julia Wilson perform. UKZN’s Centre for Creative Arts will host the 16th annual JOMBA! Contemporary Dance Experience at the Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre from 27 August to 7 September, with one performance at artSpace on 4 September.
UKZN’s Ms Janet van Eeden at the Cannes Short Film Festival in France.A PhD student within the English Discipline at UKZN, Ms Janet van Eeden, recently screened her film A Shot at the Big Time at the Cannes Short Film Festival.
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Professor Mershen Pillay talking about swallowing disorders.Research conducted by Professor Mershen Pillay of UKZN’s Speech-Language Pathology has highlighted the need to raise more awareness on swallowing disorders, medically known as dysphagia.
Virginia Commonwealth University delegates with UKZN staff members.
Professor Betty C Mubangizi (left) and Professor Yogi Penceliah (right) congratulating Professor Sanjana Brijball Parumasur after the Lecture.Top UKZN researcher and School of Management, Information Technology & Governance academic, Professor Sanjana Brijball Parumasur recently delivered her Inaugural Lecture titled: “An Evolution of Management Thought and Culture: Reflections of a Journey and Vision for a Paradigm Shift”.
From left: Mr Sandile Gumede; Professor Yousuf Vawda; Ms Mary-Jane Matsolo; Law student, Mr Ngoni Mupure; TAC’s provincial Chairperson, Mr Patrick Mdletshe and Mr Lloyd Lotz.The role of academic institutions in calling for Government to reform South Africa’s patent laws came under the spotlight at a debate between the School of Law and HIV/AIDS activist organisation, the Treatment Action Campaign (TAC).
UKZN postgraduate Human Nutrition Students educating community members on healthy eating at the Valley Trust Wellness Day.Two postgraduate Human Nutrition students, Ms Keressa Govindsamy and Mr Samukelisiwe Madlala, and Masters student, Ms Faith Akob, visited the Embo Community on the outskirts of Hillcrest to conduct a nutrition education programme.
Front left: Vice-Chancellor and Principal of Durban University of Technology, Professor Ahmed Bawa; and Ms Paulette Naidoo; (back, left) President of SAFSAS, Dr Saloschini Pillay, UKZN’s Ms Wulli Thaver, Student Development Officer and Counselling Psychologist, Ms Kamilla Rawatlall.PhD candidate in the School of Applied Human Sciences (Psychology) and Counselling Psychologist in UKZN’s College of Law and Management Studies, Ms Paulette Naidoo, recently presented a paper based on part of her PhD research findings.
Mr Fanny Saruchera and Dr Maxwell Phiri.School of Management, Information Technology and Governance academic, Dr Maxwell Phiri, and doctoral candidate, Mr Fanny Saruchera, presented papers at the Forum on Industrial Organisation and Marketing in Munich, Germany.
MBA students with guest Lecturer Mr Savendran Susai.Mr Savendran Susai from the Academy of Applied Competence and Project Ubuntu founder was invited by Dr Vannie Naidoo on behalf of the Business School to present a guest lecture on branding in profit and non-profit organisations.
Mr Muhammad Zakaria Suleman.Law graduate Mr Muhammad Zakaria Suleman has made it onto the Mail & Guardian’s Top 200 Young South Africans for 2014 list in the Civil Society category.
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Dr Thandeka Mazibuko holds her Standard Bank Rising Star Award.
Mr Lebogang Sejamoholo and Mr Nhlakanipho Ngcobo.
Dr Colin Everson with students at a weather station during the Winter School at Cathedral Peak.The Centre for Water Resources Research (CWRR), UKZN and the South African Environmental Observation Network (SAEON) hosted the inaugural Winter Field School on hydrological processes for Hydrology honours students (or students in related disciplines) in the Cathedral Peak Catchments.
From left: Ms Dawn Dunn of East Coast Radio, Professor Cheryl Potgieter, Mr Oregan Hoskins and Professor Donal McCracken. President of the South African Rugby Union (SARU) Mr Oregan Hoskins, also a UKZN alumnus, recently presented a thought-provoking public lecture titled Transformation in 2014: Enhancing Democracy and Humanity at a packed Howard College Theatre.
Lecturer Dr Tanusha Raniga with UKZN students (from left) Mr Sifiso Ntuli, Ms Nokukhanya Biyela and Ms Siphelelisiwe Mabaso. Three third-year Social Work students - Ms Nokukhanya Biyela, Ms Siphelelisiwe Mabaso and Mr Sifiso Ntuli - have been selected for an exchange programme with the University of Tampere and Tampere University of Applied Sciences in Finland from February to June next year.
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Delegates at the Population Modelling workshop hosted by UKZN’s School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science.The School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science hosted the Population Modelling Workshop at the UNITE Building on UKZN’s Howard College campus.
UKZN African Music and Dance students perform Umshado (Zulu wedding), a music and dance piece inspired by traditional Zulu weddings.Third year African Music and Dance (AMD) students from UKZN’s School of Arts gave a stellar performance at the Howard College Theatre during a concert to raise funds for the annual African Cultural Calabash in October.
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