Ms Camilla Rogers (centre) with her production cast for the stage show Ashes To Ashes.
Slindile Mgaga and Romona Sewpersad.
UKZN OSCA students Ms Amanda Kosi and Mr Njabulo Ntobela.After a tough audition for the Muziqanto National Voice Competition hosted by the Afrikaanse Taal en Kultuur Vereninging (ATKV), music students from the Opera Studio and Choral Academy (OSCA) - Ms Amanda Kosi, Mr Njabulo Ntobela and Ms Rashalia Pather - went through to the second round of the competition.
Dr Craig Blewett.This year, 2015 has been a year of great academic and personal achievements for Discipline of Information Systems and Technology Senior Lecturer, Dr Craig Blewett.
Dr Refiloe Masekela.UKZN’s Paediatric and Child Health HoD, Professor Refiloe Masekela, recently delivered a presentation on "Manifestations of HIV in the Lung".
Professor Kovin Naidoo.
Representatives of the Human Settlements Students Organisation (HSSO) with alumni, Built Environment students and industry exhibitors.The newly formed Human Settlements Students' Organisation (HSSO), a student organisational unit of the Housing discipline within the School of Built Environment and Development Studies (BEDS), hosted their first event for the year - an alumni and Careers Expo on the Howard College campus.
Ms Lungi Zuma. Masters student with the Pollution Research Group (PRG) in UKZN’s School of Engineering, Ms Lungi Zuma, recently attended Parliament in Cape Town as a special guest of the Minister of Water and Sanitation, Ms Nomvula Makonyane.
Ms Lorika Beukes in Washington DC. UKZN PhD student Ms Lorika Beukes presented aspects of her PhD research at the American Society for Microbiology’s 4th annual conference in Washington DC in the United States of America on Antimicrobial Resistance in Zoonotic Bacteria and Foodborne Pathogens.
GSB&L’s Development Lecturers Mr Pfano Mashua and Ms Xoli Majozi presenting their research.Enhancing the understanding of the tools for Regional Economic Development and exchanging knowledge between government departments, institutions of higher learning and RLED practitioners was the goal of the Economies of Region Learning Network event hosted by the Graduate School of Business and Leadership
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Staff and students at the launch of OT’s new Donations Drop-Box.A donations drop-box was unveiled outside the discipline of Occupational Therapy (OT) at E-Block on the Westville campus by fourth-year students in the programme.
Abafundi nabasebenzi abebethamele umcimbi we International Dialogue Programme. Click here for English version
Ihhovisi Lenyuvesi Lezamazwengamazwe libe nohlelo ekhempasini i-Edgewood lokuxhumanisa abafundi ukuze bazane kangcono futhi bafunde nangamasiko ahlukene.
Dr Thirusha NaiduPoetry is becoming an increasingly recognised method for presenting research findings and to stimulate thinking in the academic arena, according to UKZN Behavioural Medicine Clinical Psychologist and Lecturer, Dr Thirusha Naidu.
Dr Bheki Mngomezulu.Why longitudinal studies matter in African history, was the focus of a presentation by senior lecturer and academic leader in the IPA Cluster at the School of Social Sciences, Dr Bheki Mngomezulu.
Ms Justine Nasejje. A PhD candidate in the School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science (SMSCS), Ms Justine Nasejje, has been awarded a prestigious scholarship by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), allowing her to spend six months at the University of Lübeck during her studies as well as funding her PhD work.
Team UKZN at the ASSA conference. Adjudicators were impressed by 23 presentations delivered by women academics and postgraduate students from UKZN’s Discipline of Clinical Anatomy, scooping three distinguished awards at the 43rd Annual Conference for the Anatomical Society of Southern Africa (ASSA) held recently in Parys, Free State.
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Dr Sonill Maharaj.The first chapter of a new book collaboratively written by international experts to help improve the lives of HIV and AIDS patients receiving antiretroviral drugs (ARVs), was authored by the UKZN Academic Leader for Physiotherapy, Dr Sonill Maharaj.
Dr Vassil Manchev.A study by UKZN Masters in Medicine (Surgery) student, Dr Vassil Manchev, has found the burden of paediatric trauma in the Pietermaritzburg CBD and the Western rural health districts to be significantly high enough to warrant a public health intervention.
From left: Mr Emilien Mary, Ms Claire Punthous, Mr Josh Kwibuka, Ms Vanuja Krishna, Mr Kudzai Mukaratirwa, Mr Joël Yondo, Mr Prisley Machiya.
Dr Shakira Shaik and Dr Muhammad Nakhooda at the conference in Italy.Representatives from UKZN's School of Life Sciences made their presence felt at the 6th Symposium on Production and Establishment of Micropropagated Plants at Sanremo in Italy.
