UKZN research partners (clockwise, from left) Professor Douglas Wassenaar, Dr Mosa Moshabela, Professor Fatima Suleman, Professor Jonathan Burns and Professor Petra Brysiewicz.UKZN’s College of Health Sciences (CHS) has been awarded a R45 million grant by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for Developing Research Innovation, Localisation and Leadership in South Africa (DRILL).
At the Conference are (from left) Professor Murthi Maistry of UKZN, Professor Narend Baijnath of the Council on Higher Education, and Dr Rubby Dhunpath.The newly-appointed CEO of the Council on Higher Education (CHE), Professor Narend Baijnath, delivered a keynote address at UKZN’s 9th annual Teaching and Learning in Higher Education Conference in Durban.
Dr Adeoye Akinola.School of Management, Information Technology and Governance academic, Dr Adeoye Akinola was selected as one of the 34 leading international and African scholars to represent West Africa at the African Programme for Rethinking Economics" (APORDE 2015) held in Johannesburg recently.
Professor Gregory Kamwendo and Professor Thabisile Buthelezi.Dean and Head of the School of Education, Professor Gregory Kamwendo, and Professor Thabisile Buthelezi of the Language and Arts Cluster in the School, were keynote speakers at the Language Education in Curricula and African Languages Pedagogy Colloquium.
Ms Ntombikayise Mabaso.
Dr Langa Khumalo is the Language Champion for isiZulu.The Director of the University Language Planning and Development Office, Dr Langa Khumalo, has been named as the Language Champion for isiZulu in Oxford Global Languages (OGL), a programme run by Oxford University Press (OUP) in England.
UKZN Jazz Lecturer and academic, Professor Salim Washington.The Dialogue of Musical Sounds concert, in association with The African Music Project’s 10th African Cultural Calabash, takes place at The Centre for Jazz and Popular Music (CJPM) tonight (30 September).
Dr Terence Nombembe, Mrs Vanuja Maharaj, Mr Sandile Zungu and Mrs Jane Meyerowitz.A high powered panel including a UKZN representative will explore various strategies to transform the accounting profession at a breakfast meeting in Durban on 20 October hosted by the College of Law and Management Studies.
Ms Romona Sewpersad.Human Resources Management (HRM) Masters student Ms Romona Sewpersad’s thesis was selected to be presented in the work-in-progress stream for the HRM discipline at the recent 27th annual conference of the Southern African Institute of Management Scientists (SAIMS) Conference in Cape Town.
Winning groups at the Symposium.
UKZN's HIV/AIDS Programme hosted the We Love, We Care Women’s Celebration.
Social Work Lecturer, Ms Babalwa Dano (third left); Ms Zilungile Dlamini (fourth left); Major Derrick Olivier (fourth right); Mr Sipho Sithole (second right) and Social Work students.
Renowned South African performer Madosini is performing at the 10th African Cultural Calabash at UKZN.UKZN’s Music Discipline is hosting an international African Music Symposium that will bring together academics, artists and documentary film makers with an interest in Africa and the diaspora.
Engqungqutheleni ye-UTLO (kusuka kwesobunxele) uSolwazi Herbert Chimhundu, uDkt Langa Khumalo noDkt Rubby Dhunpath.Click here for English version
Isifundiswa esiqavile kwezolimi uSolwazi Herbert Chimhundu wethule inkulumo yosuku ngaphansi kwesihloko esithi: Izilimi ZaseAfrika, Ezobuchwepheshe, Nezikhungo Zemfundo: Imibono yoKwakha izichazamazwi, Ezokwakhiwa kwamatemu NezamaGugu, osukwini lwesithathu lweNgqungquthela YezokuFunda NokuFundisa e-UKZN.
UKZN’s School of Education’s local organising committee for the Language Education Colloquium with keynote speaker Dr Stephen Olajide (fifth from right). The School of Education recently hosted a Colloquium in Durban on Language Education in Curricula and African Languages Pedagogy.
Key finders, students Mr Siphumelele Sibutha (left) and Mr Sibonelo Nkosi, with Dr Nicola Jones. 
Professor William G Tierney delivering a keynote address at the UTLO Conference.“Challenge of Access: Praxis and Structure in Higher Education”, was the title of a keynote address at UKZN’s Teaching and Learning Conference by Wilbur-Kieffer Professor of Higher Education and Co-director of the Pullias Centre for Higher Education at the University of Southern California in the United States, Professor William G Tierney.
Professor Adrian Koopman with Ms Debra Primo (publisher at UKZN Press).
At the Medicine Update are Professor Abdul Mitha (left) and Dr Nombulelo Magula.
UK-based alumni and friends at the annual alumni event in London.
Winners at the CHS Research Symposium. 
Mentors, students and Law academics at the certification ceremony.
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