Clockwise from top left: Mr Sinqobile Gusana, Ms Modjadji Makwela, Ms Simamkele Mbongwana, Mr Unathi Njabulo and Ms Abusiswe Ncwane receive their scholarship award certificates from UKZN’s Chief Finance Officer, Ms Nontuthuko Mbhele.
Basketball player, Ms Lungile Mtsweni, received a prestigious UKZN Sports Scholarship.
From left: Ms Sarah Chetty, Mr Yurav Hirachund and Mr Paveshan Naidu received their scholarship award certificates from the Dean and Head of the School of Nursing and Public Health, Professor Anna Voce.
Nursing student, Ms Hontse Masimini, with former Vice-Chair of Council, Dr Mark Hay.
A delighted Mr Divesh Singaram who received the Abe Bailey Travel Bursary.
Proud recipients of the Frene Ginwala Scholarships.
Nursing student, Ms Babalwa Mbongo with UKZN’s Chief Finance Officer, Ms Nontuthuko Mbhele.'Growing up, I always wanted to be in the healthcare sector and render help and care for those in need. Attending the University of KwaZulu-Natal to pursue my studies for a Bachelor of Nursing degree is one of the greatest achievements of my life.'
From left with Professor Busi Ncama, CHS Deputy Vice-Chancellor, are award recipients, Ms Shiara Bunsiram, Ms Avile Ngqolosi and Ms Nadine Parsotham.
Ms Siyethaba Bhengu (left) and Ms Nokwethaba Kweyama receive their bursary awards from UKZN Registrar, Dr Kathy Cleland.Emma Smith Overseas Scholarships have been awarded to two students in the School of Laboratory Medicine and Medical Sciences: Ms Siyethaba Bhengu, who is studying for a Master’s degree in Physiology, and Ms Nokwethaba Kweyama, a Bachelor of Medical Biochemistry Honours candidate.
