Dr Jemma Finch (left) and Professor Cristina Trois.Professor Cristina Trois, South African Research Chair (SARChI) in Waste and Climate Change and Dr Jemma Finch of the Discipline of Geography have earned recognition from UKZN in the form of a Fellowship of the University and the Vice-Chancellor’s Research Award, respectively.
The School of Law’s Health Law and Ethics Research Interest Group’s recent workshop focused on the Genetic Link Requirement for Surrogacy.Click here for the isiZulu version
Is it time to reconsider the genetic link requirement for surrogacy? This was the question discussed by fertility law experts at an online workshop hosted by the School of Law’s Health Law and Ethics Research Interest Group.
Seen from left is Ms Nandipha Makhaye (Chief Architect, Gauteng Department of Social Development), Professor Rozena Maart and Ms Londiwe Sokhabase (eThekwini architect).Click here for the isiZulu version
A Special Issue of the Alternation journal titled Decoloniality and Decolonial Education: South Africa and the World, edited by Professor Rozena Maart, was launched at Ike’s Bookstore in Durban.
From left: Ms Cynthia Stimpel, Mr Jonathan Ancer, Mr Themba Maseko and Mr Chris Whitfield.Click here for the isiZulu version
The 25th edition of UKZN’s Time of the Writer festival will bring together some of the brightest minds who have written books on state capture, corruption, and a failed insurrection in South Africa.
J&J WiSTEM2D scholarship recipients attended a leadership retreat.Click here for the isiZulu version
Fourteen recipients of the Johnson & Johnson Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Manufacturing and Design (WiSTEM2D) scholarship attended a two-day workshop in Scottburgh on the KwaZulu-Natal south coast.
2022 virtual Law Professions’ Day.
Professor Kaymarlin Govender (top right corner) with participants of a session organised by UNAIDS, the United Nations’ World Food Programme, and the International Labour Organization.Research Director of the Health Economics and HIV and AIDS Research Division (HEARD) Professor Kaymarlin Govender chaired a session organised by UNAIDS, the United Nations’ World Food Programme, and the International Labour Organization in November 2021 under the banner: Advancing the HIV-sensitive social protection agenda of key stakeholders in Eastern and Southern Africa through capacity strengthening.
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Professors Sipho Seepe (left) and Pedro Alvarez-Mosquera presented keynote addresses at the colloquium.Click here for the isiZulu version
UKZN’s College of Humanities and the National Institute for The Humanities and Social Sciences (NIHSS) co-hosted a language colloquium under the theme Celebrating 15 years of the UKZN language policy and UNESCO declaration of a decade of indigenous languages 2022-2032.
The Time of the Writer Festival runs from 14 to 21 March 2022.More than 100 writers have been assembled for the 25th edition of the Time of the Writer festival that will be presented online for the third consecutive year by the Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) within the College of Humanities from 14 to 21 March 2022.
Scenes from the international students visit to Ecabazini Homestead.Nestled in the heart of Albert Falls - a small town just outside Pietermaritzburg - lie the rural plains of Ecabazini Zulu Homestead. This pristine valley which seems untouched by the Western world overlooks the Albert Falls Dam and is surrounded by lush green forests with traditional huts, a kraal and Nguni cows.
The cover of the Working Group II Report’s Summary for Policymakers.
Director of Institutional Audits at CHE, Dr Britta Zawada.
