KZN Eye Hospital officially opened.19th Poetry Africa Festival a Treat for All
A select group of poets from South Africa and around the world are in Durban to showcase literature and storytelling at the 19th Poetry Africa Festival.
KZN Eye Hospital officially opened.
The Poetry Africa Festival runs at a variety of centres in Durban until Saturday (October 17)..jpg)
Mr Innocent Qiniso Vilakazi.
Members of BLAsc at UKZN with Deputy Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, Mr John Jeffery.Deputy Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development Interacts with UKZN Law Students
Is South Africa Upholding the Rule of Law? That is the question Deputy Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development Mr John Jeffery was tasked with answering at an event hosted by the Black Lawyers Association Student Chapter (BLAsc) and UKZN’s School of Law.
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Ms Lliane Loots at the recent National Arts Festival’s newly-appointed Artistic Steering Committee.UKZN Dance Lecturer on National Arts Festival’s Artistic Steering Committee
School of Arts and Dance Lecturer at the Howard College campus Drama and Performance Studies Programme, Ms Lliane Loots, has been invited onto the prestigious National Arts Festival’s Artistic Steering Committee.
Professor Fatima Suleman at Drake University.UKZN Academic at Drake University in US for a Semester
Associate Professor at UKZN’s Discipline of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Professor Fatima Suleman, is currently serving a semester at Drake University in the United States.
Dr Khaled Elmezughi.Pituitary Tumours the Focus of Research Symposium
UKZN’s Dr Khaled Elmezughi presented a study titled: “Characteristics and Outcome of Surgically Treated Pituitary Tumours at Inkosi Albert Luthuli Central Hospital (IALCH) in Durban”, during a College of Health Sciences Research Symposium.
Ms Pumelela Nqelenga.
Members of the EEF with Lecturer Dr Angela James (far left) planting trees to raise awareness about the environment.
UKZN’s Ms Sindi Ndaba (third left) with staff members from the Discipline of African Languages.Humanities Staff Member gets Prestigious EAC Customer Centric Award
College of Humanities staff member Ms Sindi Ndaba is the recipient of the Empowered Administrators Conference (EAC) Customer Centric Award which acknowledges an office professional who gives excellent client service and always puts customers first.
Students from Essenwood and Cedarwood Residences at their year-end gala dinner and awards ceremony.
UKZN Congress attendees doing a selfie at #MACE2015.
Abebehambele umhlangano wezokucobelelana ngolwazi nokuthuthukisa amakhono obuhlelwe abafundisa ezokuhlenga e-UKZN. I-UKZN ibambe umhlangano wokucobelelana ngolwazi wabafundisa emkhakheni wezobuHlengikazi
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Abafundisa ezobuHlengikazi e-UKZN bebehlangene nozakwabo basekolishi i-KwaZulu-Natal College of Nursing (KZNCN) emhlanganweni wokucobelelana nokuthuthukisa amakhono eKhempasini i-Howard.
From left: Professors Gregory Kamwendo; Cheryl Potgieter; Vitallis Chikoko and Donal McCracken.African Indigenous Leadership Practices Discussed at Inaugural Lecture
“The Future Lies in our Past: Seeking to Leverage African Indigenous Leadership Practices to Re-shape Education”, was the title of an Inaugural Lecture by Professor Vitallis Chikoko of the School of Education in the College of Humanities.
UKZN Soil Science students during a field trip at Umgenipoort.
From left: Mr Jonathan Brady,Dr Sean O’ Donoghue and Mr Sbonelo Gumede.
UKZN Drama and Performance students on stage.
Head of Family Medicine, Dr Bernard Gaede (left), with Dr Prinitha Pillay of the Rural health Advocacy Project.Health Advocacy Key to Addressing Health Systems Failures
UKZN’s College of Health Science’s Teaching and Learning Office recently hosted Dr Prinitha Pillay of the Rural Health Advocacy Project who presented an interactive workshop for academics and students on how to teach health advocacy.
Participants at a Teaching and Learning Day organised by the College of Law and Management Studies.Best Practice and Collegiality Explored at Teaching and Learning Day
UKZN’s College of Law and Management Studies hosted its first Teaching and Learning Day which attracted 13 lecturers from the four schools within the College who shared and showcased their teaching and learning practice.
UKZN hosted a LGBTI Sexual Diversity Dialogue.
UNASA-UKZN students Ms Katerina Arsh (left) and Mr Jonathan Brady (centre) with Sastri College students.
In This Issue
- New Eye Hospital for KZN
- 19th Poetry Africa Festival a Treat for All
- UKZN Scoops Four Awards at MACE 2015
- UKZN Student Making It in the Hip-Hop World
- I-UKZN ibambe umhlangano wokucobelelana ngolwazi wabafundisa emkhakheni wezobuHlengikazi
- Deputy Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development Interacts with UKZN Law Students
- African Indigenous Leadership Practices Discussed at Inaugural Lecture
- UKZN to host World Record Attempt
- Soil Science Students Get Hands-On Experience at Oppenheimer Research Centre
- UKZN Dance Lecturer on National Arts Festival’s Artistic Steering Committee
- Durban’s Climate Change Mitigation Measures Outlined
- UKZN Academic at Drake University in US for a Semester
- Students in Durban History Production at Sneddon Theatre
- Pituitary Tumours the Focus of Research Symposium
- Health Advocacy Key to Addressing Health Systems Failures
- School of Arts Appoints New Lecturer
- Best Practice and Collegiality Explored at Teaching and Learning Day
- Edgewood Contributes to Environmental Awareness Week
- Sexual Diversity Debate
- Humanities Staff Member gets Prestigious EAC Customer Centric Award
- UNASA-UKZN Chapter Presents Trees to Sastri College
- Edgewood Residences Roll Out Red Carpet for Students
