Guest speaker at the Human Rights lecture, Deputy Public Protector Advocate Kholeka Gcaleka.South Africa is still struggling to meet the expectations of democracy 28 years after the end of apartheid, according to the Deputy Public Protector of South Africa and UKZN alumnus, Advocate Kholeka Gcaleka.
UKZN student, Ms Denisha Pillay.
Bare Beauty Mrs South Africa 2022 semi-finalist, Mrs Nonkululeko Ngutshana-Mnxati.Click here for isiZulu version
Master’s in Education student Mrs Nonkululeko Ngutshana-Mnxati is a semi-finalist in the Bare Beauty Mrs South Africa 2022 contest - a pageant recognising self-development, community work, networking, and business achievements.
Farmers in Nhlazuka near Richmond receive training in growing ginger and garlic.Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN researchers working with smallholder farmers in KwaZulu-Natal to help improve resilience to the effects of climate change, have noted that the impact of the unrest in South Africa in July last year is still being felt in some rural areas.
Associate Professor Tricia Naicker.
Professor Shenuka Singh has completed her second PhD in Research Ethics.
Mr Sphesihle Malinga with his award. 
Professor Purshottama Reddy (left) and Dr Sakhile Zondi.
SHEFS researchers involved in the study (from top left): Dr Andrew Tomita, Professor Tafadzwanashe Mabhaudhi, Dr Rashieda Davids, (bottom left): Professor Busisiwe Ncama, Professor Albert Modi, and Professor Rob Slotow.
Mr Jaedon Naidu who received full colours for academics for three consecutive years.Click here for isiZulu version
Top Durban matric achiever, Mr Jaedon Naidu has chosen to study Data Science at UKZN after getting nine As in his final-year at Eden College, scoring a subject average of 96% and being named Dux of the school!
Sisters Noxolo (right) and Nonzuzo Jila.Click here for isiZulu version
An intern at UKZN’s Centre for Transformative Agricultural and Food Systems (CTAFS) Ms Noxolo Jila of Swayimane in Wartburg has used her entrepreneurial skills and knowledge gained through working with the University and the uMngeni Resilience Project (URP) to help establish a hardware store in her hometown.
Professor Albert Modi (left) and Professor Francesco Petruccione.UKZN’s Professor Albert Modi, Deputy Vice-Chancellor of the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science, and Professor Francesco Petruccione, South African Research Chair for Quantum Information Processing and Communication, have been elected as Fellows of the African Academy of Sciences (AAS).
UKZN award winners (from left) Mr Sikwethembile Cira, Ms Fundiswa Shandu, Ms Ayanda Ndlovu and Mr Shaylin Naidoo.
Mr Maphelo Bongani Gumede and Dr Winnie Ngcongo-Cele.Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN Nursing students took part in an information sharing session with well-known traditional healer Mr Maphelo Bongani Gumede of uMzimkhulu in KwaZulu-Natal on current mental health issues affecting South Africans.
Dr Sevani Singaram.
Optometry students part of the outreach event.
