Ms Vuyokazi Mtembu.
GSB&L’s Young researchers with MEC Mike Mabuyakhulu at the opening.The recent launch of the Graduate School of Business and Leadership’s Regional and Local Economic Development (RLED) Winter School Festival saw RLED practitioners based within key RLED institutions in provincial, district and local level in government, business and civil society and academics commit to building skills...
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Community Development Association members at an outreach programme in Empangeni (from left) Mr James Ndlovu, Ms Judy Rawlins, Mr Sandile Msimang and Ms Nomvula Biyela.
Emma Skevington.
Four participants at a homophobia debate hosted by the ccrri.The Centre for Critical Research on Race and Identity (ccrri) hosted a discussion on the International Day against Homophobia [IDAHO] which is now observed in more than 100 countries.
Ms Subeshini Moodley.
Dr Oluyomibo Pitan (second from left) with delegates from the Harvard Education and Humanities Academic Conference.
Professor Cheryl Stobie at the ACCS conference.Two English Studies academics from UKZN’s Pietermaritzburg campus – Professor Cheryl Stobie and Dr Michael Wessels – presented papers at the 5th International Academic Forum Conference on Cultural Studies in Kobe, Japan.
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UKZN vehicles on exhibition at the 2015 Royal Show included a beautifully restored 1926 Model T, and at the other end of the transportation spectrum, the futuristic Solar Car, Apalis.
UKZN DVC for Research, Professor Jonathan Blackledge (left), and Ms Suraya Dawad of the South African Presidency (second left) with Health, Education and Built Environment and Development Studies staff.UKZN secured five grants from the Programme to Support Pro-Poor Policy Development (PSPPD Phase II), a partnership between the South African Presidency and the European Union under the programme: Addressing the Poverty and Inequality Challenge.
Bonginkosi Mafuze.
Mr Sipho Zulu.
Mr Wesley Flanagan (Natal Museum) and Ms Michelle Stewart from Digital Arts UKZN.As part of the KwaZulu-Natal Museum, Mr Wesley Flanagan, a former UKZN Digital Arts student, recently presented a "magic lantern" demonstration that was organised by UKZN for Digital Arts students at the John Oxley theatre in Pietermaritzburg.
At the conference are (from left): Media and Cultural Studies lecturer and PhD candidate, Ms Sandra Pitcher; MA student, Mr Warwick Jones, and Academic leader of Research, School of Arts, on the Pietermaritzburg campus, Dr Nicola Jones.
Taking time to do sightseeing at the Royal Alcazar Palace in Seville, Spain.
College of Health Sciences staff at the team building event.