UKZN renamed the Administration Building at Westville campus after its founding Vice-Chancellor, Professor Malegapuru Makgoba.
Professor Nelishia Pillay.Associate Professor in the School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science (SMSCS), Professor Nelishia Pillay, has been awarded a C1 rating by the National Research Foundation (NRF).
Professor Mark Laing. Professor Mark Laing of the Discipline of Plant Pathology in the School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (SAEES) is featured in a Public Understanding of Biotechnology’s (PUB) book, titled: Blazing a Biotechnology Trail: Celebrating Biotechnology Excellence in Africa.
Dr Nnabuike Chibuoke Ngene.
HIV Pathogenesis Programme laboratory members who were part of the work for the study.
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Dr Sonill Maharaj and his doctoral student, Mr Jibril Mohammed Nuhu.Two papers have been submitted for publication in leading international journals by Physiotherapy Lecturer and UKZN PhD candidate, Mr Jibril Mohammed Nuhu, who advocates physical activity for diabetes sufferers in Nigeria.
Chemical Pathology staff at King Edward VIII Hospital.The UKZN-NHLS Chemical Pathology Department is among the national laboratories which received a Certificate of Recognition for Accreditation of Government Laboratories at a recent conference in Cape Town.
Centre for Adult Education Academic Dr Anne Harley with visiting scholar, Professor Lewis Gordon.The Paulo Freire Project of the Centre for Adult Education at the School of Education on the Pietermaritzburg campus recently hosted three eminent speakers who made presentations on a variety of contemporary issues.
At UKZN’s 26th Annual Jazz Jol are bands CAB and Unlocked Keys headed by Mr Sibusiso Mashiloane. UKZN’s Centre for Jazz and Popular Music (CJPM), recently hosted their 26th Annual Jazz Jol in partnership with The French Institute in South Africa and Alliance Française de Durban and featuring bands CAB and Unlocked Keys.
Outgoing Durban Chamber of Commerce CEO, Mr Andrew Layman, with the UKZN Foundation Team.Toenadering, the Afrikaans word for “moving closer”, aptly captures the sentiment at a recent Muffin Morning, where the UKZN Foundation hosted Durban Chamber of Commerce’s outgoing CEO, Mr Andrew Layman.
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Lady of the match, Professor Edith Peters-Futre.A fun afternoon of cricket involving academics and technicians in the School of Laboratory Medicine and Medical Sciences (LMMS) was enjoyed to the final ball by all the players.
Professor Bice Martincigh, Dr Bernard Owaga and Professor Vincent Nyamori and the team behind the Great Magic Show.
Dr Marisa Casale and Professor Robert Williams.Three academics from the College of Law and Management Studies have received National Research Foundation (NRF) ratings.
Professor Christopher Ballantine and Professor Goolam Vahed both received the 2012/13 UKZN Press Book Prize.Academics Professor Christopher Ballantine of the School of Arts: Music and Professor Goolam Vahed of the School of Social Sciences, each received the coveted 2012/13 UKZN Book Prize for books they have had published.
Behlangene Bonke Lapha (Emuva) Usolwazi Mariam Adhikari; (Kusukela Ngakwesokunxele) Usolwazi Slotow, Unkz Shanti Ramkilowan, Usolwazi Gugu Mchunu, Mrs Thandiwe Ndebele Nosolwazi Busisiwe Ncama.Click here for English version
Uhlelo lwase-UKZN olubizwa nge-Healthy Mother and Healthy Babies by Empowering Midwives Project seluphothuliwe ngokusho konguMqondisi wohlelo uNkz Thandi Ndebele.
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School of Nursing and Public Health Staff with representatives from ICAP and CNO.UKZN’s School of Nursing and Public Health (SNPH) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with representatives from the International Centre for AIDS Care Treatment Programme (ICAP) and the Office of the Chief Nursing Officer.
Community Development students participate in a project that integrates Information Technology and participatory techniques in the teaching of project planning within the Discipline of Community Development. A group of 12 undergraduate Community Development students, under the guidance and leadership of their Lecturer, Ms Phindile Shangase...
Lecturer Ms Jenny Pahl and Research Supervisor Ms Saira Karrim at the convention.A paper based on Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) research conducted in UKZN’s Discipline of Speech-Language Pathology by undergraduate students and authored by lecturers in the Discipline, was presented at the 2014 American Speech Language Hearing Association Convention in Florida in the United States.
The College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science Awardees in Durban.Long service awards were handed out to staff of the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science on both the Westville and Pietermaritzburg campuses.
Colleagues and members of various church ministries at the Discipline of Clinical Anatomy’s Solemn Ceremony.UKZN’s Discipline of Clinical Anatomy (DOCA) recently held its annual Solemn Ceremony, honouring the lives and families of 40 people who donated their bodies as cadavers to be used for the medical education of students.
Final year Health students taking the oath.UKZN’s School of Health Sciences and the School of Nursing and Public Health recently presented members of South Africa’s next generation of health professionals to proud parents, friends and academics at the annual Oath Taking and Awards Ceremony.
Dr Arthi Ramkissoon (far left), and Mr Nick Meyerowitz of Norvo Construction (far right), on a tour of Addington Children’s Hospital with the UKZN Foundation team.Soggy and blustery weather did nothing to dampen the enthusiasm of those who gave the UKZN Foundation team a tour of progress made in the multi-million rand upgrade to the Addington Children’s Hospital in Durban.
UKZN rugby coach Ryan Strudwick “oversees” his charges in the Garden of Hope.