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Mrs Dolly Nyasulu.UKZN’s Centre for Rural Health Project Manager, Mrs Dolly Nyasulu, received a Service Excellence Award from KwaZulu-Natal Health MEC, Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo, in recognition of her commitment to service delivery in the field of nursing, focusing on maternal health.
Dr Nicola Tyler, Rhys Boast, Dr Marion Young and Christof du Plessis with the trophy from the carcass competition. Animal and Poultry Science students from UKZN's School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences shone in various categories of the cattle competition at the Royal Show in Pietermaritzburg this year.
Abafundi nabasebenzi base-Edgewood Residence abebenomcimbi wokugubha amasiko nemashi yokuthula yokulwisana nobandlululo ngokobuzwe.Click here for English version
Abafundi basezindaweni zokuhlala ekhempasini i-Edgewood bebenosuku lokuqwashisana ngamasiko ezakhiweni zezemidlalo emuva kwezehlalakalo zokucwasa ngokobuzwe ezithinte nabokufika abangabafundi base-UKZN.
Statue of King George V on the Howard College campus. 
Ballito clinic staff receive an appreciation award from UKZN’s Centre for Rural Health, Chief Operations Officer, Mr Glen Naidoo. The Centre for Rural Health’s (CRH) has ended its partnership in the HIV Free Survival (PHFS) project after achieving its goal of improving HIV free child survival through support and mentorship.
Ms Megan Dey-van Heerden presents the King-Dinuzulu Group’s community engagement project.
Participants at an international colloquium at UKZN.
Social Work student, Ms Mandisa Mthembu (left) with Sports Union Development Officer, Ms Sinethemba Kubeka. As part of International Children’s Day, final year Social Work student Ms Mandisa Mthembu joined forces with the Howard College Campus Sports Union to organise a fun-filled day for children from the Durban Children's Home and iCare Place of Safety.
From left: Professor Salim Vally, Dr James Marsh, Mrs Ntsiki Biko, Ms Aasha Moodley and Dr Lubna Nadvi at the 8th annual Strini Moodley lecture.
At the Minquiz Regional Competition were (from left) Mr Ugur Patli of Star College; Mr Daverin Nadesan; Dr Nadaraj Govender of UKZN; Mr Malusi Ngidi; Mr Thulasizwe Patrick Ntuli of MINTEK, Mr Samuel de Beer and Ms Letisha Girdhari.The School of Education on the Edgewood campus hosted the Minquiz Regional Competition, an annual national Science and Mathematics event for Grade 12 learners.
Ms Susan Mercer and Professor Chris Buckley of UKZN’s Pollution Research Group at the National Sanitation Indaba held at Durban’s International Convention Centre.The Pollution Research Group (PRG), a professional research centre based at UKZN’s School of Engineering, took part in and made inputs at Durban’s National Sanitation Indaba at the iNkosi Albert Luthuli International Convention Centre in Durban.
Panellists at the Conversations for Change event are (from left) Mr Paul Kariuki, Dr Mvuselelo Ngcoya, Vasu Gounden, and Mr Elisha Gounden, with Mr Suntosh Pillay, lead organiser of the Mandela Rhodes Conversations for Change.
Caption: Dr Ncoza Dlova, MEC Sibongiseni Dhlomo, Professor Anisa Mosam and Dr Cebisile Sibisi.UKZN department of Dermatology, under the leadership of Dr Ncoza Dlova, and Professor Anisa Mosam received special recognition for service excellence through outstanding innovation and best practices in the public sector from KwaZulu-Natal Health MEC, Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo and acting Director General of health Dr Lindiwe Simelane.
Retired MIT Ombudsperson, Professor Mary Rowe, and Manager of the UKZN Ombuds’ Office, Advocate Busisiwe Mngoma, at the International Ombudsman Association headquarters in Atlanta.Manager of the UKZN Office of the Ombudsman, Advocate Busisiwe Mngoma, was recently awarded a scholarship by the International Ombudsman Association (IOA) to attend both the IOA Foundation’s training for organisational ombudsmen and the 10th IOA Annual Conference in Georgia in the United States.
New recruits at the Onboarding event on the Westville campus. The Human Resources Division hosted a two-day Onboarding Workshop aimed at familiarising new members of staff with the University.
Dr Aneshkumar Maharaj (left) and Professor Michael Savage received the Distinguished Teachers’ Awards.The Teaching and Learning Office recently hosted a gala dinner to honour two eminent academics who received Distinguished Teachers’ Awards during the 2015 Graduation ceremonies.
Student leadership honoured at UKZN. 
Professor Thokozani Xaba – UKZN, Ms Saudamini Siegrist - UNICEF, Ms Hannah Uprichard – Save the Children, Ms Sabine Rakotomalala – UNICEF and Ms Marlene Abrahams – UKZN.The School of Built Environment and Development Studies (BEDS) in the College of Humanities hosted a gala dinner to welcome their partners and thank students involved in the newly- launched Child Protection in Emergencies (CPIE) post-graduate diploma.
Dr Pamela Roy at the workshop. ‘South Africa like many nations faces an urgent need to revitalise the academy as a result of an aging professoriate and shortages in academic staff,’ said inspirational international speaker, Dr Pamela Roy, at an Interactive public lecture at UKZN.
Professor Karen Grimmer. The significance of evidence-based practice for allied health care professionals was recently discussed at a stimulating public lecture delivered at UKZN by University of South Australia’s Professor Karen Grimmer.
Students from Congo-Brazzaville with NEPAD, the Republic of the Congo Government and UKZN officials. 
Dr Myriam Velia. There is a lack of detailed data on firms in South Africa, according to studies by a School of Built Environment and Development Studies (BEDS) research team.
At the Society of Commons conference are (from left) Mr Minenhle Dlamini, Mr Themba Shibase, Mr Jackie Shandu, Professor Rozena Maart and Ms Philile Langa.
Classics Postgraduate students at their Agorion Bake Sale. The Classics Postgraduate student contingent within the School of Religion, Philosophy and Classics (SRPC) recently baked up a storm, took to the Howard College campus and managed to sell their baked confectionary in record
