Happiness, honour, privilege and excitement were feelings that swelled up inside student Ms Zahra Jhazbhay on receiving the LC Robinson Scholarship and the T Williams Scholarship.
Receiving the 50th Anniversary Award came exactly at the right time for Bachelor of Pharmacy student Ms Nomcebo Mqadi as she had begun this year with no funding.
Seen with Professor Fhatuwani Mudau, DVC: College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science, are (top row): Ms Nomonde Nxumalo, Ms Andiswa Kubheka and Ms Aneziwe Sigenu; (middle row) Ms Amahle Masikane, Ms Nonqubeko Zikhali and Ms Khanya Mini; (bottom row) Ms Sisanda Vilakazi, Ms S'lindile Mtombeni and Ms Amahle Mkhwani.
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Malegapuru W Makgoba Scholarships recipients (from left): Ms Sandra Muladi, Mr Elijah Ramiah and Ms Andiswa Zondo congratulated by Executive Director: Corporate Relations, Ms Normah Zondo.
Five high achiever students from the College of Health Sciences received Malegapuru W Makgoba Scholarships during the UKZN Scholarship Awards ceremony.
Two previously disadvantaged African women students from UKZN’s School of Laboratory Medicine and Medical Sciences (LMMS) are busy studying for their honours degrees thanks to the foresight of an iconic Catholic Archbishop.
Ranked as the second highest performing undergraduate student at UKZN, Pharmacy student Ms Taylene Naidu won the Brenda M Gourley Scholarship named after the former Vice-Chancellor and Principal of the University.
With Professor Deresh Rumjugernath, Stellenbosch University DVC: Teaching and Learning, are (top row): Ms Maryam Bassa, Ms Husna Olla, Ms Roshaina Depnarain and Mr Keenan Rajah; and (bottom row) Ms Saaleha Adam, Ms Jordan Nadasen, Ms Husnaa Haffejee and Mr Theesen Narasimulu.
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