Advocate Thuli Madonsela.
Professor Quarraisha Abdool Karim.
Professor Tim Noakes at the public lecture.
UDkt Antoinette Chateau nabantwana ekhaya labantwana abalahliwe eThekwini.Click here for English version
Abantwana bamsulwa banokwethembeka okwenza kube yintokozo ukubelapha, kusho uDkt Antoinette Chateau okunguye yedwa udokotela wesikhumba sabantwana KwaZulu-Natali yonke.
From left: Professor Roderick Hewitt; Professor Allan Boesak; Dr Jeremiah Wright; Professor Johannes Smit and Professor Simangaliso Kumalo.Liberation Theologian and anti-apartheid activist Professor Allan Boesak delivered a public theology lecture hosted by the Ujamaa Centre for Biblical and Theological Community Development and Research and the School of Religion, Philosophy and Classics (SRPC) on the Pietermaritzburg campus.
From left: Mr Siphathisene Dube and Mr Mzamo Majola with Executive Director of Corporate Relations, Mr Lesiba Seshoka.
Professor Ncoza Dlova.UKZN’s College of Health Sciences welcomed Professor Ncoza Dlova as the new HoD for the Department of Dermatology.
Mr Divashen Govender, chats with learners at the FFS Expo for Young Scientists.
KZN Health MEC, Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo chats to a student during the Zazi launch at Howard College.Female students were encouraged to draw on their inner strength, power and self-confidence by the KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Health, Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo, during his address at the launch of the Zazi Campaign and Dual Protection on UKZN’s Howard College campus.
Guest speaker Reverend Canon Dr Kapya John Kaoma (centre) with the late Professor Wittenberg’s wife, Monika; and daughter, Gertrud and staff from the School of School of Religion, Philosophy and ClassicsThe Professor Gunther H Wittenberg Memorial Lecture held on UKZN’s Pietermaritzburg campus was hosted by the School of Religion, Philosophy and Classics (SRPC) and its Ujamaa Centre for Community Development and Research together with the Lutheran Institute for Theological Education and Training (LTI).
Dr Adnak Cavka.UKZN’s School of Engineering hosted a seminar presented by Sweden’s Dr Adnak Cavka which was the first in a biorefinery series.
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Pharmacy students brings smiles to the faces of children at the home.
Staff and learners interact at the Westville campus.It’s similar to Cell C’s Take a Girl Child to Work initiative but the College of Health Sciences Women in Leadership and Leverage Committee (WILL) project sets a higher precedent by inviting top-performing schoolgirls to the annual It’s My Future Day at UKZN.
Dr Sibongile Mashaphu.UKZN part time Psychiatry Lecturer Dr Sibongile Mashaphu’s research focuses on the psychological impact of living in an HIV serodiscordant relationship – where one partner is HIV positive and the other is negative.
Tu Nokwe performs at the UKZN Jazz Jol.UKZN’s Centre for Jazz and Popular Music hosted its highly anticipated 27th Annual Jazz Jol featuring Tu Nokwe on guitar and vocals backed by Bheki Khoza (guitar), UKZN Jazz Lecturer Neil Gonsalves (piano), Mandla Zikalala (bass), and Sbu Zondi (drums).
Participants at the workshop.
Dr Albert van Jaarsveld; Professor Malegapuru Makgoba; Dr Phumla Mnganga; and Executive Director: Corporate Relations, Mr Lesiba Seshoka. The Administration Building on UKZN's Westville campus has been named the MW Makgoba Administration Building after the immediate past Principal and Vice-Chancellor of the University, Professor Malegapuru Makgoba.
Faustin Linyekula dancing at the sold out opening night of JOMBA!UKZN’s Sneddon Theatre was packed to capacity for the opening night of the 17th JOMBA! Contemporary Dance Experience presented by the Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) within the College of Humanities.
Professor Thumbi Ndung’u.
From left: Dr Claudia Loggia, Professor Theo Haupt, Mr Pieter Rautenbach, Dr Vittorio Tramontin and Mr Denamo Addissie.The 9th Built Environment Conference of the Association of Schools of Construction of Southern Africa (ASOCSA) held recently at the UNITE Building on UKZN’s Howard College campus lived up to its reputation as one of the leading international conferences of its kind in Africa.
Delegates who attended the International Federation of Library Association’s (IFLA) 2015 Preservation and Conservation Section Preconference Satellite Meeting at UKZN’s Howard College campus’s EG Malherbe Library.The impact of climate change on library collections was discussed at the International Federation of Library Association’s (IFLA) 2015 Preservation and Conservation Section Preconference Satellite Meeting on UKZN’s Howard College campus.
MBA Open Evening.Prospective Master of Business Administration (MBA) students who attended an Open Evening hosted by the Graduate School of Business and Leadership (GSB&L) engaged with academics and former and current students about pursuing the programme.
Professor Salim Abdool Karim and Professor Marita Carnelley.Keynote speakers at the first day of the CLMS Research Day highlighted the importance of quality research and its impact on an academic’s career at UKZN during the College of Law and Management Studies’ annual Research Day. Presentations were delivered by CAPRISA Director, Professor Salim Abdool Karim and College Dean of Research, Professor Marita Carnelley.
Mr Benoy Behl.
Ms Ayanda Khumalo.
Dr Jane Kerr.
From right: Ms Humairah Bassa, Ms Paulene Govender, Dr Karin Pruessner, Dr Yaseera Ismail, Professor Aletta Prinsloo, Ms Sharmini Pillay, Ms Nokwanda Ngema, Ms Sharlene Naicker, Ms Priyanka Singh and Ms Samah Abuali.
Members of the audience who wanted to know more after the ClinicalKey seminar.Patient care, research, teaching and learning are destined for radical improvement according to information shared during a ClincalKey demonstration by Elsevier – a leading provider of scientific, technical and medical information products and services – at UKZN’s Medical campus.
UKZN Drama students and founders of the hit Sivuka Festival.
Professor Rajendra Bhimma and a Grey’s Hospital medical team examine a 10-year old kidney patient.
Employees Wellness Day 2015.
