Enactus UKZN celebrates being chosen as the best in South Africa.
From left: Mrs Shaheda Asmal, SANZAF Durban Accountant; Mr G H Suleman and Mr Lesiba Seshoka.
Our Perfect Wedding host Ms Ayanda Mpama.UKZN music and drama graduate, Ms Ayanda Mpama, is the new host of the popular TV show Our Perfect Wedding, taking over from comedian, Tumi Morake.
Masters student in Development studies, Ms Alice Morrison. Masters student in Development Studies, Ms Alice Morrison, recently took up the challenge of helping 101-year-old Mrs Victoria ‘MaMkhize’ Ntuli rebuild her home in Cinderella Park, Pietermaritzburg, after it was destroyed in a fire.
Pupils at Fulton School for the Deaf in Hillcrest enjoy building air-powered bottle jets at the UKZN Science Centre.
UKZN’s Ms Rivona Harricharan and Dr Veneesha Thaver with Atholton Primary School learners and teachers.
UKZN audiologists being congratulated on their award by Ladysmith Hospital CEO, Dr Rampane Moeketsi.A team of Audiologists led by UKZN masters candidate, Ms Karen Pillay, has received an MEC Award for Service Excellence after improving best practices for auditory brainstem response (ABR) testing at the Ladysmith Hospital.
Second year Nursing students with their lecturer Mrs Silingene Ngcobo.
Blood Lions.Blood Lions, a hard-hitting documentary that lifts the lid on canned hunting, premiered at the 2015 Durban International Film which completed its run last weekend.
In the film, Environmental Journalist and Safari Operator, Ian Michler, and an American hunter, Rick Swazey, put the focus on South Africa’s multi-million dollar canned lion hunting industry.
Dr Gan Govender.
Michael Samuel and Dr Maheshvari Naidu.Professor Michael Samuel of the School of Education and Dr Maheshvari Naidu of the School of Social Sciences delivered presentations at the inaugural International Education Conference hosted by the University of Seychelles.
Professor Kevin Kirkman showing GSSA delegates around the Ukulinga trials.During the Grassland Society of Southern Africa’s (GSSA) 50th annual Congress held recently at the Royal Agricultural Showgrounds in Pietermaritzburg, Congress delegates took time to visit the renowned long-running mowing and burning trials and the veld fertilisation trials which were initiated in 1950 and are still being maintained today.
Visiting scholar Professor Winfred Avogo of the United States conducting a mixed methods workshop.
A KZN Top Business Award for the GSB&L’s Regional and Local Economic Development Initiative.The Regional and Local Economic Development Initiative (RLEDI) housed under the UKZN Graduate School of Business and Leadership (GSB&L) received recognition at home when it was awarded a KZN Top Business Award last week at a Gala Dinner hosted by the KZN Top Business Portfolio.
Amalunga egatsha i-SAMSA (kwesokunxele, abamile) Mnu Lwazi Mjadu, Nkz Shi-Hsia Hwa, Mnu Sihle Nyawose, Mnu Bahle Tshoba, Nkz Jessica Hunter, Dkt Leila Mansoor, Nksz Isabel Khan, no Mnu Vikkar Singh; (abahlezi) Nkz Mathapelo Mpotoane no Mnu Kumeren Govender.Click here for English version
Igatsha elisha lenhlanganio yabafundi bezokwelapha eNingizimu Afrika ebizwa ngokuthi i-South African Medical Students Association (SAMSA) selivuliwe esikoleni sezokwelapha sase UKZN iNelson Mandela School of Medicine (NRMSM).
Senior citizens enjoying Mandela Day at the centre in Umlazi. 
South African actress Ms Xolile Tshabalala is involved in the #Stars4Change Project.The 36th Durban International Film Festival (DIFF), hosted by the Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) in the College of Humanities, recently launched the #Stars4Change project, spearheaded by Festival Director, Mr Pedro Pimenta, and renowned South African actress, Ms Xolile Tshabalala.
Delegates at the Astronomy Town meeting.
Academics and artists at a meeting in Durban.Academics in the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science (CAES) have embarked on a project that sees Artists and Scientists working together in pairs to produce an artistic work inspired by a scientific concept. This project is being undertaken in collaboration with the artSPACE gallery in Durban, where the works produced by the artists and scientists will be exhibited.
Quantitative analysis of brain tissue homogenates including images of the mass spectrometry imaging.Four Health Scientists from UKZN’s College of Health Sciences are changing the face of Histopathology in South Africa.
Students and members of the public who attended a course on iSpot held at UKZN.
Top four finalists: From left: UKZN’s Mr Lee Swales and Norman Mpya, NWU’s Mr Phillip Botha and Ms Suellen Glazer from Varsity College.School of Law Academics, Mr Norman Mpya and Mr Lee Swales excelled at the Society of Law Teachers of Southern Africa Conference recently held at Varsity College as they made it to the top four finalists to compete for the First Presenters’ Prize out of 73 presenters.
Professor Kevin Kirkman, Professor Roland Schulze, Professor Scott Collins, Professor Albert Modi and Dr Tony Palmer on the opening day of the Congress.The University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) showed its support for the Grassland Society of Southern Africa (GSSA) on the occasion of the Society’s 50th annual Congress, held in Pietermaritzburg from the 19th to the 23rd of July at the Royal Agricultural Showgrounds.
Partner institutions sign the MILE MoA at Moses Mabhida Stadium. UKZN’s Dr Albert van Jaarsveld is on the far right.
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