UKZN lights up the Memorial Tower Building in commemoration of World Heart Day.Click here for isiZulu version
In partnership with the Heart and Stroke Foundation of South Africa, UKZN lit up the Memorial Tower Building (MTB) on the Howard College campus in red to commemorate World Heart Day, with the light being visible in various parts of Durban.
Mr Xabiso Vili is the 2022 World Slam Poetry Champion. Click here for isiZulu version
The Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) within the College of Humanities has proudly announced that Mr Xabiso Vili is the 2022 World Slam Poetry Champion for his poem Forget How To Die.
Scenes from the SRHR Indaba.The Indaba on Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) hosted by UKZN’s HIV and AIDS Programme, within the Student Services Division (SSD) aimed to share critical experiences, forge purposeful interventions and strategies, and form partnerships to improve service delivery.
Dr Refilwe Mofokeng (front, seventh from left) at the meeting on Integrating Marine Litter Monitoring to Inform Action in Portugal.Postdoctoral researcher in the School of Health Sciences at UKZN Dr Refilwe Mofokeng participated in a high-level international event in Portugal that honed in on the issue of marine litter and enabled her to highlight Africa’s needs in this arena and connect with other scientists and practitioners.
Highlights from the certificate ceremony.
The College of Humanities staff members who achieved their PhDs were honoured at a celebratory dinner. Click here for isiZulu version
The College of Humanities hosted a celebratory dinner for its staff members who graduated with doctoral degrees. The dinner at the Maharani Hotel was facilitated by College Dean of Teaching and Learning, Professor Ruth Hoskins, who believes that ‘staff need to be lauded for their academic achievements and excellence.’
Professional career coach, Ms Tracey Ashington.Mentees who are part of the School of Accounting, Economics and Finance’s (SAEF) academic support and mentoring programme which is externally funded had an opportunity to engage and gain invaluable skills at a webinar presented by professional career coach, Ms Tracey Ashington.
Professor Dipane Hlalele. 
Renowned Geneticist, Dr Manuel “George” Rebello.Pharmacogenomics (PGx) is a field of research that analyses how the genetic makeup of an individual affects their response to drugs. For a physician this is particularly helpful in prescribing the most effective medicine with the fewest side effects.
Executive committee members, top from left: Ms Nobuhle Mzobe, Mr Mxolisi Shangase, Ms Phelokazi Magaqa, Mr Lehumo Makgalo and Ms Fundiswa Mvubu. Bottom from left: Ms Nontokozo Msomi, Mr Thamsanqa Ngutshana, Ms Nosipho Ndlovu, Ms Asande Sikhosana and Ms Nolwazi Nzama.
Highlights from the DSRA Heritage Month event.Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN’s Department of Student Residence Affairs (DSRA) hosted a cultural explosion to bid farewell to Heritage Month.
Professor Maulana Karenga presented his virtual public lecture.
The UKZN Video Production team and Film students with Mr Mbuso Khoza at the Howard College Theatre.Click here for isiZulu version
Honours students in Film and Media Studies (School of Arts) hosted, filmed, and live-streamed an event at the Howard College Theatre to celebrate language and culture focusing on isiZulu under the guidance of Video Production lecturer, Mr Mzwandile Makhanya.
Ms Jabulisile Bhengu who graduated with a LLM in Child Care and Protection.
