Teaming up for Zero HIV transmissions.
The scene at the Chief Albert Luthuli Memorial Lecture at UKZN’s Westville campus.
Professor David McQuoid-Mason (right) presents copies of his book to Dr Christopher Malcolm (centre) and (from left) the High Commissioner of South Africa to Jamaica, Ms Mathu Joyini, President of the Jamaica Chamber of Commerce Warren McDonald, and Dean of the Faculty of Law at UWI, Mona Dr Derrick McKoy.Professor David McQuoid-Mason of the UKZN Centre for Socio-Legal Studies helped to launch Street Law Caribbean at the Mona Law Institutes Unit of University of the West Indies in Kingston Jamaica at a Public Lecture that he gave to legal practitioners and academics titled “Medical Law, Ethics and Public Legal Education – A Symbiotic Relationship”.
uDkt Dibuseng Ramaema.Click here for English version
Ongoti abathathu bezokwelapha base-UKZN benze ucwaningo oluchaza ngemiphumela yezeklinikhi neyezeradiyoloji ezigulini ezinesifo soTB yamabele i-Breast Tubercolosis (BTB).
From left: Professor Jacob Bor, Professor Deenan Pillay and Professor Till Bärnighausen.Researchers from the Wellcome Trust’s Africa Centre for Population Studies (TAC) at UKZN have released ground-breaking research results indicating that while HIV mortality declined and life expectancy improved for all adults following the scale up of Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) in 2004, the improvements were greater for women than for men.
Meet UKZN’s Top 40 Most Inspiring Students for 2015.UKZN’s 40 most inspiring students in 2015 were selected by the University community in a competition – now in its second year – organised by the Corporate Relations Division (CRD).
Two Cape Parrots. A group of researchers in the School of Life Sciences in Pietermaritzburg this year published a paper titled: “Molecular Systematics of the Cape Parrot (Poicephalus robustus): Implications for Taxonomy and Conservation”.
Delegates attending the seventh World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) South African Summer School hosted by UKZN.
Dr Lucelle Padayachee with Mr Kenneth Hana at the Graduation ceremony.UKZN alumnus and Anaesthetist, Dr Lucelle Padayachee, has graduated from the Foundation for Business Development (FPD) Business School with an Advanced Health Management Programme (AHMP) and has registered with the SA Institute of Health Care Managers.
From left: Professor Yousuf Vawda, Mr Nkosinathi Mzolo, Professor Paulus Zulu, Ms Paddy Meskin and Professor Managay Reddi.
Mr Siphamandla Mtsolo. 
Members of the musical group Ubuciko The Art were judges at the Westville Prison Arts recitals. 
Mr James Ndlovu - the Golden Key International Honour Society (GKIHS) Chapter Scholarship Award winner for 2015. Conflict Transformation and Peace Studies student, Mr James Ndlovu, has received the Golden Key International Honour Society (GKIHS) Chapter Scholarship Award in recognition of his superior scholastic attainments and outstanding academic merit.
One of the groups that presented at the Advertising and Marketing module research presentations.Media and Cultural Studies students recently participated in group projects in which they had to investigate advertising and marketing processes within tourism situations in Durban.
Church Tourism in SA: A South African Odyssey.Described as a ‘closing hymn to church architecture in small-town South Africa’, Church Tourism in SA: A South African Odyssey is the title of a book penned by former Head of Afrikaans at UKZN, Mr Darryl Earl David, and Mr Philippe Menache.
Mr Asanda Mditshwa with his poster at the Symposium in New Zealand. A Lecturer in the Discipline of Horticultural Sciences, Mr Asanda Mditshwa, won third prize for his poster presentation at the 9th International Commission of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering (CIGR) Section VI Technical Symposium held at Massey University in Auckland, New Zealand.
Dr Matthew Akerman with his poster at the 8th Crystallography Indaba. 
SACI President Professor Bice Martincigh presented awards to Professor Trevor Letcher, Professor Tony Ford, Mr Michael Pillay and Mr Darren Chetty.The KwaZulu-Natal South African Chemical Institute (SACI) and Royal Society of Chemistry held a lunch and awards ceremony at the School of Chemistry and Physics on UKZN’s Westville campus to especially honour two Emeritus Professors and two students who have distinguished themselves in their chemistry careers.
School of Education academics with representatives from the National Higher Education Institute for Physical Education in KZN, the National Institute of Physical Education of Catalonia in Barcelona, and TVET Colleges.UKZN’s School of Education recently hosted discussions on the establishment of a certificate programme for teacher training in physical education.
Franco Erasmus.In an endeavour to promote agriculture, engineering and science as possible career choices, the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science presents trophies annually to top achieving students in mathematics and science at feeder schools in KwaZulu-Natal. A boisterous Franco Erasmus of Grade 11...
College of Law and Management Studies awards excellence.College of Law and Management Studies staff were recognised for their excellence in research, teaching and learning as well as professional support services at the College’s recent year-end function.
UKZN scientists were recognised for their significant contributions at the University’s Research Awards ceremony. 
The pedal-powered “beer bus” in action at UKZN’s Mechanical Engineering Open Day.A “flying jet pack”, a pedal-powered “beer bus” and a machine that harnesses the power of the sea were among several innovative creations on public display at the annual Mechanical Engineering Open Day on the Howard College campus.
From left: Dr Albert van Jaarsveld; Professor Cristina Trois; DVC: Teaching and Learning, Professor Renuka Vithal, and DVC: Agriculture, Engineering and Science, Professor Deo Jaganyi.
The UKZN cast of the award-winning play, The Working Man. Four UKZN Drama and Performance Studies products received recognition for their roles in the play, The Working Man, during the prestigious The Mercury Durban Theatre Awards held at the Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre
Dr Abdelmoneim Ahmed with Professor Masahiro Tasumi.Water resources management was at the core of a week-long visit at UKZN’s School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (SAEES) by Professor Masahiro Tasumi of the Faculty of Agriculture at Japan’s University of Miyazaki.
Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Research, Professor Jonathan Blackledge at the launch of the new library system.
Professor Norman Pammenter who conducted the workshop. Staff and postgraduate students who attended a recent workshop organised by the College of Health Sciences Women in Leadership and Leverage Committee have been motivated to apply for National Research Foundation (NRF) ratings in order to unlock their full potential and grow in academia.
Participants at the IKS conference on UKZN’s Westville campus. 
Mr Sihle Mkhize.The decision to pursue a BCom degree when he had not studied Accounting at high school was the first bold step in a successful career for UKZN graduate, Mr Sihle Mkhize, who is National Sales Manager for the beauty channel at Proctor and Gamble (P&G).
Staff and students from UKZN’s Marine Biology, Aquaculture, Conservation Education and Ecophysiology Lab.Members of the MACE Lab (Marine Biology, Aquaculture, Conservation Education and Ecophysiology) based on UKZN’s Westville campus have presented their research findings at a variety of conferences this year.
Ms Pilela Majokweni with her supervisors Dr Stuart Ferrer and Dr Lloyd Baiyegunhi. Masters student in Agricultural Economics in the School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (SAEES), Ms Pilela Majokweni, was recently awarded a Mandela Rhodes Scholarship which will assist her in advancing her research titled: “An Impact Assessment of Institutional Support on Household Agricultural Productivity”.
UKZN’s Mr Learnmore Mwadzingeni.
UKZN academics who contributed to the book Conceptual Integration and Educational Analysis. Five Humanities academics - Dr Carol Bertram, Dr Nadaraj Govender, Ms Fiona Jackson, Professor Suriamurthee Maistry and Professor Wayne Hugo - recently contributed to the book Conceptual Integration and Educational Analysis, also edited by Hugo and published by Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) Press.
Dr Peter Rule, who has published a book titled: Dialogue and Boundary Learning. Senior Lecturer at the School of Education, Dr Peter Rule, recently published a book titled Dialogue and Boundary Learning which explores dialogue and learning in theory, practice and praxis across a spectrum of lifelong education contexts.
From left: Professor Mike Lyne; Agricultural Economics alumnus, Mr Duncan Stewart and Professor Gerald Ortmann. Head of the Department of Agribusiness and Markets, and Associate Professor of International Rural Development at Lincoln University in New Zealand, Professor Michael Lyne, completed a three-month sabbatical at the School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (SAEES).
Ms Jillian Maduray.
Mr Nerson Pillay and Mr Sashlin Girraj with their MACE Award.A UKZN video made on activities at the Open Day of the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science won a merit award from the Marketing, Advancement and Communication in Education (MACE) organisation.
Members of the Residence Life team and the DEMAT community forum at the handover of food parcels in Chatsworth.
This year’s annual Durban International Film Festival (DIFF). 
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