UKZN Staff and students at the Comrades.Braving the wintry cold, UKZN’s staff alongside the Sports Science and Physiotherapy students rose early on Sunday morning to work together in managing their refreshment station at Comrades' 90th celebration of the Ultimate Human Race.
Mr Sammy Mashita.
Central SRC President, Mr Dithobe Mosana.
UKZN’s Energy Management Consultant, Mr Greg Diana; Chairman of the South African Independent Power Producers’ Association, Mr Sisa Njikelana; Chief Director of Energy Planning at the Department of Energy, Ms Tshilidzi Ramuedzisi; Sanlam’s Markets Specialist, Mr Mannie Kambourakis; Dean and Head: Graduate School of Business and Leadership, Professor Theuns Pelser; and Academic Leader, Dr Mihalis Chasomeris.The Durban business community recently gathered at the ICC for UKZN’s Graduate School of Business and Leadership’s (GSB&L) 5th Business Forum to exchange ideas on how businesses can remain productive during the country’s energy crisis.
Dr Makhosazane Nkosi motivates learners from Mhawu High School in Engonyameni. Dr Makhosazane Nkosi from UKZN’s School of Education gave a motivational talk to learners from Mhawu High School in Engonyameni near Umbumbulu at their Careers’ Day event recently.
Professor Donal McCracken; Dr Nicola Jones (Academic Leader of Research: School of Arts); Dr van Jaarsveld; Professor Mbongeni Malaba (Cluster Leader: School of Arts) and Professor Ian Calder of the Centre for Visual Art.UKZN’s Vice-Chancellor (VC), Dr Albert van Jaarsveld recently visited the Pietermaritzburg Campus’s Media Film Lab, the Digital Art department and the Centre for Visual Art (CVA).
From left: Postgraduate students Ms Jessica Steytler, Mr Rory Klopper, Mr Clive Sithole (well-known ceramist, currently an artist in residence) and Ms Natasha Hawley.The past week saw the opening of the Works in Progress exhibition at the Jack Heath Gallery at UKZN’s Centre for Visual Arts (CVA) on the Pietermaritzburg campus.
At the donation handover are Dr Nirmala Gopal (back row, second left); Criminology student Mr Nathie Hadebe (back row, third left) and Mr Roine Wiklund and his son (back row, fourth left). Seeing the rise of drug abuse at his former high school, Khabazela High in Hillcrest, Criminology student Mr Nathie Hadebe took it upon himself to get involved in community development and to provide help to the learners.
Dr Nokubonga Khoza.
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Delegates at the meeting in Congo-Brazzaville.The Head of UKZN’s Antimicrobial Research Unit and Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Sabiha Essack, served as an expert in Congo-Brazzaville where the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office for Africa recently hosted a Consultative Experts’ Meeting on Combating Antimicrobial Resistance in the African Region.
Bright spark: The nights overall top achiever, Ms Justine Lindsay pictured with her father John and her boyfriend, Timothy Freese.The School of Accounting, Economics and Finance recently hosted an awards ceremony in partnership with the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) to celebrate its top achievers.
From left: Farm manager Mr Thulani Mnguni, Mr Nicky Oppenheimer, Professor Kevin Kirkman and Mr Duncan McFadyan at the Umgenipoort Research Facility. The Oppenheimer family, owners of the farms Wakefield and Umgenipoort, recently entered into an agreement with the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) to make their properties available for research and teaching activities.
.School of Management, Information Technology and Governance academics, Dr Fayth Ruffin, Dr Thokozani Nzimakwe, Ms Nokuthula Makhoba and Dr David Mwesigwa represented UKZN at the South African Association of Public Administration and Management’s (SAAPAM) 15th Annual Conference held at the Ditsong Cultural history museum, Pretoria.
