UKZN’s Professor Michael Samuel (left) with Professor Johann Mouton.‘Financial challenges, low progression and retention rates, and family constraints contribute to the leaky pipeline of doctoral production in South Africa. It is due to this leaky pipeline that the target of 5000 PhDs by 2030 may not be met.’
Leading cast members, Ms Fulu Mugovhani and Mr OC Ukeje. 
uDkt Langa Khumalo.Click here for English version
UMqondisi weHhovisi LeNyuvesi LezokuHlelwa NokuThuthukiswa KoLimi,uDkt Langa Khumalo ukhethwe njengelungu lebhodi i- African Association for Lexicography (AFRILEX).
Miss Luthando Msomi (center) with executive members of Ithala Bank.
Mr Jabulani Nyawo.Research by a Development Lecturer in UKZN’s School of Management, Information Technology and Governance, Mr Jabulani Nyawo...
Students perform at the memorial service. The College of Health Sciences recently paid tribute to the life, times and remarkable contribution to academia made by the late Professor Cephas Musabayane.
Professor Renuka Vithal addressing delegates at AFRILEX 2015.
Dr Reratilwe Mphahlele.The School of Clinical Medical has welcomed Dr Reratilwe Mphahlele as a lecturer in the Department of Paediatrics and Child Health.
Dr Upasana Singh (third from left from the back row) with the participants of the Third International Conference on Digital Information Processing, E-Business and Cloud Computing.UKZN’s School of Management, Information Technology and Governance Academic, Dr Upasana Singh, was elected as a panelist to motivate and guide students at the Open University of Mauritius’s inaugural PhD symposium.
Some of the High School learners and guests that attended the documentary screening of the life and times of Mahatma Gandhi.
Ms Nompumelelo Nkosi and members of GirlzNetwork.Fourth year medical student and winner of the 2014/15 Miss UKZN title, Ms Nompumelelo Nkosi, has launched GirlzNetwork, an organisation that aims to groom and unite girls to become leaders, ambassadors and to promote change they want to see in their communities.
UKZN Academics with CDA Facilitators and high school learners at the Masakhane Youth Leadership Course welcome night. UKZN’s School of Education in association with the Community Development Association – a student-run community outreach organisation - recently hosted the 14th annual Masakhane Youth Leadership Course (MYLC).
UKZN’s Professor Trevor Jones (third from right) with members of the eThekwini Maritime Cluster’s Executive Board.
Dr Karen Bargate.School of Accounting, Economics and Finance academic, Dr Karen Bargate, received the award for the best paper in the accounting education category at the 2015 Southern African Accounting Association Biennial Conference – adding to the one she was awarded in 2013!
Classics student Ms Liliana Tappeiner. 
Ms Yolandie Kriel.
Masakhane leaders with Women Leaders Panel members.
Professor Prashini Moodley.
