Hydroponics and glass greenhouses at the Fuze Farm.
ARI Fellow, Dr Vuyisa Mdingi.
Westville Res students enjoyed a fun and informative afternoon with their peers.Click here for isiZulu version
The Department of Student Residences Affairs’ mental health programme on the Westville campus aimed to raise student awareness of the importance of mental health.
Professor Desmond Govender. 
Dr Isaac Khambule.Senior Lecturer in the School of Built Environment and Development Studies, Dr Isaac Khambule participated in an international workshop on Nordic-Africa Relations in a Changing Global Order, in Helsinki, Finland.
Owner of SAVON Dental, Mr Bradley Poovan.Click here for isiZulu version
Mr Bradley Poovan graduated from UKZN in 2009 with a Bachelor of Dental Therapy degree.
Dr Sahejna Bantho.Dr Sahejna Bantho is embarking on a career in medicinal plant research on a strong footing after having her master’s degree upgraded to a PhD, achieving top results in the Laboratory for Medicinal Plant Research in the School of Life Sciences, and benefiting from training under the University Capacity Development Programme (UCDP).
Miss South Africa Top 10 finalist, Ms Ayanda Thabethe.Click here for isiZulu version
Ms Ayanda Thabethe, a final-year student in the Discipline of Dietetics and Human Nutrition at UKZN is one of the Top 10 contestants in the annual, nationwide Miss South Africa pageant.
Successful twins, Mrs Ayanda Mthembu and Mrs Andile Pieterson.Click here for isiZulu version
Mrs Ayanda Mthembu and her twin sister Mrs Andile Pieterson graduated from UKZN with Bachelor of Optometry degrees. It was always their goal to start a business.
Mr Phila Mbuyisa was one of the recipients of the National Science and Technology Forum (NSTF) Brilliants Award.Click here for isiZulu version
First-year Medical students at UKZN’s Nelson R Mandela School of Medicine, Mr Phila Mbuyisa and Ms Anele Mnguni will receive the National Science and Technology Forum (NSTF) Brilliants Award at an event that will be broadcast on the NSTF’s YouTube channel on 21 July 2022.
From left: Professor Suleman Dangor, Dr Mayashree Chinsamy, Professor Pratap Kumar Penumala, Reverend Siphiwe Ndebele and Dr Lokesh Ramnath Maharajh.The College of Humanities and the School of Education’s webinar on Critical Perspectives on Vaccine Hesitancy featured Professor Suleman Dangor; Dr Mayashree Chinsamy; and Professor Pratap Kumar Penumala of UKZN and Reverend Siphiwe Ndebele (Baptist Convention of South Africa).
Some of the Medical Sciences students who participated from left: Miss Nozipho Sibulawa, Mr Lungelo Mthembu, Miss Wendy Mdluli and Miss Kholeka Vezi.A community engagement initiative piloted by Dr Saajida Mahomed, Public Health Medicine Specialist in the School of Laboratory Medicine and Medical Sciences saw B.Medical Science Honours students registered for the Research Methodology and Bioethics Module engage with learners from schools across the country participating in weekly online Eskom Expo Young Scientist workshops.
