Bodybuilding champion, Mr Michael East (second from left and far right), with Dr Normah Zondo, Executive Director: Corporate Relations.Bodybuilding champion, Mr Michael East (21), received a University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) Prestige Sports Scholarship for his outstanding achievements in the sport at international, national and provincial levels.
50th Anniversary Scholarship Award recipient, Ms Ziphozenkosi Mntambo (right), with Dr Normah Zondo, Executive Director: Corporate Relations.
Malegapuru W. Makgoba Scholarship recipient, Ms Serisha Sadayen (right), with Professor Ernest Khalema, DVC and Head: Law and Management Studies College.
Professor Ernest Khalema, DVC and Head: Law and Management Studies College (far left), with scholarship recipients (from left), Ms Faathima Solwa, Mr Muhammad Ali, and Mr Vishay Hamlall.Three aspiring Chartered Accountants currently studying towards their Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting (BCom Accounting) at UKZN, Mr Muhammad Ali, Mr Vishay Hamlall, and Ms Faathima Solwa, have been awarded the College Deputy Vice-Chancellor’s (DVC) Scholarship in recognition of their outstanding academic performances.
Ms Noluthando Shabalala (left) celebrating her achievement with her mother, Ms Nonkululeko Shabalala.
Rick Turner scholarship recipient, Mr Lungelani Luthuli.Master of Commerce in Leadership Studies student, Mr Lungelani Luthuli, says being awarded a Rick Turner Scholarship comes with the responsibility to live up to the academic excellence legacy set by the prolific South African academic.
Malegapuru W. Makgoba Scholarship recipients (from left), Mr Tré Lee Nhleko, Mr Fanelesibonge Dlamini, and Mr Shivaan Singh.
Doctoral Research Scholarship recipient, Ms Kelisha Pandaram (right), with UKZN Registrar, Mr Mark Tufts.Researcher and educator, Ms Kelisha Pandaram - whose achievements have been recognised both locally and internationally - is the recipient of the University of KwaZulu-Natal’s (UKZN) Doctoral Research Scholarship supporting her investigations into marketing, artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.
Ms Hadiyah Carrim (second from left and far right) with Dr Normah Zondo, Executive Director: Corporate Relations.First-year student at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN), Ms Hadiyah Carrim, sees badminton as more than a sport. For her, it has also been a journey she began at the early age of 10 during which she has learnt about discipline.
