The Cricket Team, Student Leadership and supporters at the celebratory lunch on the Westville campus. .jpg)
Dr Melissa Lawler updates clinicians about case management of suspected diphtheria.
African Music and Dance (AMD) students perform on stage. In light of the recent spate of xenophobic attacks in the province, the African Music and Dance (AMD) discipline within the School of Arts recently hosted an ‘Africa Unites through Music and Dance Concert’ at the Howard College Theatre.
International Renowned HIV Scientist, Professor Thumbi Ndung’u.UKZN’s Professor Thumbi Ndung’u, renowned HIV scientist, recently published a paper with local colleagues and collaborators from the United States that found a specific bacterial community in the genital tract of healthy South African Durban women...
UKZN student Mr Trevor Xaba, finalist in the Mr Commonwealth pageant. 
Professor Mark Laing with Dr Charmaine Naidoo upon her arrival at the Pietermaritzburg campus.The School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (SAEES) at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) was selected by the Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program (CADFP) to host an African Diaspora scholar from the United States.
Dr Jennifer Ramamah Reddy-Moodley.
Mr Lungisani Gcumisa at the UKZN AIDS Programme and Men’s Health Forum discussion.UKZN’s HIV and AIDS programme and the Howard College Men’s Forum co-hosted Imbizo Yempilo (Men’s Health discussion), a Medical Male Circumcision awareness event at the Howard College campus.
Ms Lavania Joseph.
CEPA member Professor Allan Rosenbaum (left) with Professor Purshottama Reddy at the conference.School of Management, Information Technology and Governance academic, Professor Purshottama Reddy was among the public administration experts who critically examined measures to promote good governance...
Dr Surendran Pillay.
School of Built Environment and Development Studies (BEDS) staff attend a Moodle Training workshop. Staff from the School of Built Environment and Development Studies (BEDS) recently participated in a Moodle Training workshop in an effort to better assist their students.
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Mnu December Mpanza. Click here for English version
UMnu December Mpanza uzophatha umhlangano wokucobelela ulwazi ngokuhlukunyezwa kokusetshenziswa kwezidakamizwa okuselwe ocwaningweni lwakhe alwenze la eNingizimu Afrika...
From left: Mr KG Mmutlane (DCS), Dr M Plaatjies (Director of Correctional Programmes), Prof Sultan Khan (Sociology), Mr EJ Sihlangu (Deputy Director Offender Profiling), Prof Shanta B Singh (Criminology and Forensic Studies). 
ELMP staff with KZN district officials Mr Nhlanhla Mngomezulu (front row, first left) and Dr Perumal Naicker (front row, second left). The Educational Leadership, Management and Policy (ELMP) Discipline in the School of Education recently hosted a seminar that investigated...
Participants in the Inclusive Education seminar. Students from the School of Education along with guest speakers recently participated and shared their research knowledge in a seminar entitled “Contemporary issues in inclusive education: Partnerships for possibilities”
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Mr Ed Gevers addressing students at Fountain Hill Estate.Mr Ed Gevers, an alumnus of UKZN with a Master’s in Horticulture, is the manager of the Fountain Hill Estate in Wartburg. Gevers generously hosted the Field Crop Management class from UKZN during their recent field trip.
Pictured at the AGM are (from left: Dr Pravin Thakur (graduate and former Convex member), Mr Lesiba Seshoka (Executive Director of Corporate Relations), Mr Fanle Sibisi and Dr Albert van Jaarsveld. 
European Union (EU) Ambassador to South Africa, Mr Roeland Van De Geer, DVC and Head of the College of Humanities, Professor Cheryl Potgieter and KZN MEC for Finance, Ms Belinda Scott, at the recent Europe Day celebrations.‘The current global situation shows that peace and security require hard work, commitment to diplomacy and the ability to build bridges.’ These were the words of the European Union (EU) Ambassador to South Africa, Mr Roeland Van De Geer.
.The Discipline of Mechanical Engineering seized the opportunity to represent UKZN when it displayed two of its vehicles at the 40th annual Cars in the Park event
.Government (mis)communication causing panic and raising stress levels is the subject of this column. Weather and earthquake forecasters in some countries are subject to imprisonment for causing alarm and despondency if they get their predictions wrong.
