Mr Greg Jones, Mr John Harris and Mr Drew van der Riet fine-tuning their prosthetic hand.A UKZN Mechanical Engineering graduate and his supervisor have opened a robotic prosthetics company following the success of an artificial hand they designed.
Dr Adriana Marais with her research poster. (Picture: L’Oréal-UNESCO “For Women in Science”).
Comrade Swaminathan Gounden.
UKZN PhD student Mr Thokozani Ndaleni (centre) with his supervisors Dr Kathleen Pithouse-Morgan and Dr Inbanathan Naicker.PhD student in the School of Education Mr Thokozani Ndaleni has been awarded a prestigious doctoral scholarship by the National Institute for the Humanities and Social Sciences (NIHSS) in association with the SA Humanities Deans’ Association (SAHUDA).
The new Dean of Research at the College of Humanities, Professor Drieke Hay-Swemmer. The College of Humanities has appointed Professor Driekie Hay-Swemmer as its Dean of Research.
At a recent talk at UKZN are (from left) Professor Prakash Jeena, Professor Refiloe Masekela and Professor Peter Sly.
Mbalenhle Ngidi after being crowned Miss Varsity Shield.
Participants at the joint Agenda and UKZN Feminist Dialogue. 
Dr Tanja Rienhardt demonstrates the properties of fire during Engineering Career Week on the Howard College Campus. UKZN's School of Engineering hosted 385 Grade 12 Top 10 mathematics and physics pupils at Engineering Career Days held at the UNITE Building on the Howard College Campus recently.
ASSAf’s distinguished Visiting Scholar, Professor Zakri Hamid (right) with UKZN’s Professor Snowy Baijnath. 
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Dean of Education, Professor Gregory Kamwendo; Dr Samuel Springer of the United States; and UKZN’s Professor Cheryl Potgieter, Dr Pholoho Morojele and Professor Donal McCracken.
Constitutional Court of South Africa Law Researcher Ms Winnie Ngubane engaging with UKZN students.
UKZN Medical School staff and postgraduate students with Professor Cheryl Winkler of the United States.National Institutes of Health (NIH) Principal Scientist in the United States, Professor Cheryl Winkler, delivered a stimulating presentation about the protein-coding gene, APOL1, and its association with kidney disease when she visited UKZN’s School of Laboratory Medicine and Medical Sciences’ Optics and Imaging Centre (OIC) recently.
UKZN’s Social Work Student Association on the march against women and child abuse. 
UKZN Lecturer Mr Njabulo Khumalo delivering a motivational talk at the Parish of Umlazi.The need to empower the community of Umlazi with knowledge is what motivated Graduate School of Business and Leadership’s (GSB&L) Developmental Lecturer, Mr Njabulo Khumalo, to host development workshops aimed at motivating the youth of the township to prioritise education.
Ms Ntokozo Makoba.Giving up a career in local government for academia was not an easy choice for Public Governance Development Lecturer and PhD candidate, Ms Ntokozo Makoba. However, her ambition to contribute to shaping future leaders through education has convinced her it was the right one.
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Not in the Name of our Constitution: A Focus on the Aims and Values of our Constitutional Dispensation - by Advocate George Bizos
