Delegates at the recent meeting held at UKZN’s Unit of Maritime Law and Maritime Studies.The University of Hull in England with its long historical maritime association and its unique geographical location on one of the world’s busiest sea routes on the United Kingdom’s east coast, has an established and integrated maritime studies programme that draws on multiple disciplines connected to the maritime environment.
Medical students observe Dr Khoza utilising a “Wood’s Lamp” ultraviolet light evaluation to identify skin infections.UKZN’s Dermatology Department held a four-day Teaching Outreach Programme which is part of the Vaseline Healing project.
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UKZN students showcase the play - Masihambisane: Water is Life - on Durban’s beachfront.UKZN’s fourth-year Architecture students and Drama and Performing Arts students recently showcased their “Masihambisane: Water is Life” show on the Durban beachfront.
The play was staged under the guidance of Lecturers, Mrs Bridget Horner and Dr Miranda Young Jahangeer.
Professor Jerry Parwada of Australia during his presentation at UKZN.The link between politics and economics was explored during a lecture at UKZN by the Head of Banking and Finance in the Australian School of Business at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Professor Jerry Parwada.
Dr Suzanne Sharland.As part of the Classics Research Colloquium in the School of Religion, Philosophy and Classics (SRPC), Lecturer Dr Suzanne Sharland spoke on: “Classical Antiquity in Contemporary Children’s Media and Literature: the case of Monster High”.
The Edgewood Campus Community Development Association at their anti-gender-based violence and cyber bullying wall.The Edgewood Campus Community Development Association (CDA) has launched an anti-gender based violence and cyber bullying campaign.
The campaign includes a wall near the main cafeteria displaying photos of UKZN students and staff who are against gender-based violence and cyber bullying.
Mr Nyangi Philemon Ngomu.UKZN’s Discipline of Nursing alumnus, Mr Nyangi Philemon Ngomu, is currently the National Professional Officer for Medical evacuations at the World Health Organization’s (WHO) South African Country Office.
After supporting himself through odd jobs, Ngomu graduated with his honours degree in 2004 and a master’s degree in 2008. Ngomu put himself through university. ‘I have always made it through hard work and not giving up,’ said Ngomu.
UKZN Celebrates Africa Day.The Head of African Languages at UKZN, Professor Sihawu Ngubane, is Chair of the organising committee for the Africa Renaissance Conference being held at the ICC in Durban from 23-24 May.
The conference, organised around Africa Day celebrations on May 25, will focus on Entrepreneurs in Africa – Entrepreneur Development and Innovation, with the emphasis on the youth. It also aims to empower and increase entrepreneurial capacities, thereby strengthening communities through the creation of new businesses, new jobs and the promotion of self-sufficiency.
A leadership delegation from the Federal University Birnin Kebbi in Nigeria and representatives of UKZN management at a meeting on the Westville campus.
Mr Muhammed Bilaal Ismail.
Ms Justine Lindsay.When Ms Justine Lindsay graduated with her BCom degree cum laude and became the first student to receive top awards for all modules at the UKZN-SA Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) Students’ Awards Ceremony in 2015, it was an indication she was destined for success!
Dr Andrew Okem.
Dr Craig Blewett, Senior Lecturer, School of Information Systems and Technology.
UKZN’s student recruitment drive in the Amajuba district.UKZN’s College of Health Sciences (CHS) in partnership with the Department of Basic Education recently hosted the Amajuba district (Newcastle area in northern KwaZulu-Natal) high achievers symposium programme for top maths and science students in the area.
