Scholarship Award Recipients with representatives from TATA Africa and UKZN.
Attorney and Media Law expert, Ms Emma Sadleir (right) with Corporate Relations’ Executive Director, Mr Lesiba Seshoka.
From left: Dr Pamela Sabina; Dr Eddie Mhlanga, Mpumalanga Department of Health; Professor Myra Taylor, Dr Zilungile Kwitshana and Dr Motshedisi Sebitloane - all of UKZN; Dr Eyrun Kjetland, and Ms Tsakani Furumele, Department of Health.Gynaecologists at UKZN’s College of Health Sciences, in partnership with colleagues from Africa and the World Health Organization, will soon launch a booklet to assist doctors diagnose and manage female genital tract bilharzia.
Professor Simon Mukwembi. Professor Simon Mukwembi of UKZN’s School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science (SMSCS) is one of only five recipients in the country of a National Excellence in Teaching and Learning Award for
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From left: Optometry alumnus, Mr Tate Madlala; Mr Celankosini Sibiya; Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo; and Ms Vanessa Moodley.KwaZulu-Natal Health MEC, Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo, congratulated UKZN’s Discipline of Optometry for the successful launch of its SEE BETTER…READ BETTER…PASS BETTER campaign on World Sight Day 2014.
Ms Mennessa Peters and Ms Thobeka Nala and Grade 7 students confidently model their outfits made out of recycled items. UKZN Social Work students hosted a community engagement project to promote diversity and heritage at Wiggins Primary School in Mayville, Cato Manor.
South African artist Hip Hop Pantsula (HHP) who will perform at the 18th Poetry Africa Finale at the Rivertown Beer Hall.This year’s Poetry Africa Festival finale will be held at the Rivertown Beer Hall Gallery, a satellite of the Durban Art Gallery, according to the organisers, UKZN’s Centre for Creative Arts.
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Rural Health advocate, Mr December Mpanza.A study conducted by a Senior Tutor of Occupational Therapy (OT) at UKZN has raised awareness about the incidence and consequences of substance abuse in the uMkhanyakude District of KwaZulu-Natal.
UKZN Agricultural Engineering Students and colleagues from the University of Illinois collaborated on final year design projects.Six students from the University of Illinois in the United States were in Durban recently to collaborate with UKZN Agricultural Engineering students on their final year design products.
Ntabinamafutha Secondary School Principal, Mrs Innocentia Gumede, with pupils who received school uniforms, shoes and stationery.
Ready for X Factor South Africa (from left) Mr James Bassingthwaighte; Ms Debbie Mari and Mr Lungelo Ngcobo. Jazz Voice Lecturer in the School of Arts (Music), Ms Debbie Mari, is currently working with finalists in preparation for the live TV show broadcasts of X Factor South Africa, Season 1.
Central Men’s Forum members.The Men’s Forum Central Committee of the UKZN HIV/AIDS Wellness Programme hosted an event titled, “We Love, We Care”, on the Edgewood campus to honour and show respect to all UKZN women.
Startup Weekend participants.With the motto: “From concept to company in 54 hours” uppermost in participants’ minds, aspiring entrepreneurs developed exceptional business ideas at Durban’s Startup Weekend hosted by UKZN’s Graduate School of Business and Leadership.
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UKZN’s sun-photometer is part of NASA’s worldwide AERONET network.Data generated by UKZN’s CIMEL sun-photometer apparatus has recently been allocated a space on NASA’s online Aerosol Robotic Network (AERONET), making it publicly available to contribute to research on atmospheric aerosol conditions in KwaZulu-Natal and South Africa.
Dr Deneese Jones, (fourth right) with Professor Cheryl Potgieter, (second right) and UKZN and Drake University guests.The College of Humanities and the School of Education recently co-hosted a public lecture by Dr Deneese Jones, Provost at Drake University. Her lecture was presented as part
Dr Bernadett Gosnel.A study to assess the role of anti-TB treatment in patients failing second line highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) has been completed by UKZN’s Principal Medical Officer in the Department of Infectious Diseases, Dr Bernadett Gosnell.
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Team UKZN that was on board the Phelophepha train.Final year students from UKZN’s School of Nursing recently participated in Transnet’s nationwide Phelophepha train initiative, working on-board for three weeks providing primary health care to patients along the way.
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From left: Mr Mawande Nzama, Ms Bongeka Dlamini, Mr Thabani Joyisa and Mr Mluleki Mzimela.Members of Enactus UKZN attended a business breakfast in Durban where they addressed questions to KwaZulu-Natal’s Premier, Mr Senzo Mchunu, during the event being filmed for the SABC-2 television programme, Morning Live.
Management and Entrepreneurship guest lecture.Young upcoming Entrepreneur and Project Consultant Mr Krineshin Reddy from KDC Traders addressed UKZN Management and Entrepreneurship students on the practical aspects of starting and managing a successful business.
Award winners at the School of Applied Human Sciences 3rd annual Postgraduate Conference.The School of Applied Human Sciences recently hosted its 3rd annual Postgraduate Conference themed: “Meeting the Challenges of Local Realities in the Context of Global Transitions”.
Mr Simon Tankard (far right) with UKZN Foundation Staff.Finding synergy between the University of KwaZulu-Natal Foundation and Extended Learning (UEL) was the goal of the recent Muffin Morning hosted by the Foundation at its Howard College headquarters.
