At the Film Festival opening night are from left: Sipho Mpongo, Sean Metelerkamp and Wikus de Wet.There was praise all round for the opening night of the 37th Durban International Film Festival (DIFF) which featured the world premiere screening of the highly anticipated South African documentary, The Journeymen - the latest instalment in the Twenty Journey project.
The main cast leads of Oklahoma! at this year’s UKZN/Southern Methodist University collaboration.Six young artists from the Southern Methodist University (SMU) in Dallas in the United States will work with 37 talented UKZN singers and dancers to present four performances of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! at UKZN’s Opera Studio and Choral Academy (OSCA).
Inset Left: IFP leader Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi, Mr Colwyn Thomas and Mr Tristan Dickerson. Inset right: The imitation leopard skin on show at the documentary premiere.
FLATFOOT DANCE COMPANY performs: days like these.UKZN’s Dance Lecturer in the Drama and Performance Studies Programme in the School of Arts, Ms Lliane Loots, was awarded one of only four Grahamstown National Arts Festival (NAF) dance-related grants to present her choreographic work at the 2016 Festival.
Dr Mabutho Sibanda (first left) and Dr Suren Pillay (third left) with academics from the University of Auvergne.Insights and collaboration in the development of the Accounting field were shared at a recent meeting between academics of the School of Accounting, Economics and Finance and their colleagues from the University of Auvergne in France.
Mr Adebayo Kutu.School of Accounting, Economics and Finance PhD candidate, Mr Adebayo Kutu, has won the 2016 UKZN Doctoral Research Scholarship.
From left: Dr Wendy Mphatswe, Mr Musawenkosi Xaba and Mr Ntsikelelo Pefile.The Graduate Development Programme launched at UKZN in 2014 has been a great success with notable progress made at the College of Health Sciences (CHS).
UKZN hosted delegates from Mangosuthu University of Technology, Varsity College and University of Zululand at the KZN Regional Workshop recently.
Professor Douglas Wassenaar.Professor Douglas Wassenaar of UKZN’s School of Applied Human Sciences has been appointed to a World Health Organization (WHO) Expert Committee to compile guidelines for the urgent development of a Zika vaccine.
Abafundi bonyaka wesibili besemkhankasweni wasePhoyinti.Click here for English version
Abafundi ebenza unyaka wesibili weziqu zobuHlengikazi e-UKZN bethule umdlalo weshashalazi ohambisana nohlelo olubaxhumanisa nabantu abangenamakhaya abahlala ePhoyinti eThekwini, lapho bebegcizelela ukubaluleka kwenhlanzeko yomuntu nobungozi bocansi olungavikelekile nokusetshenziswa kwezidakamizwa.
Dr Inge Petersen.NRF B-rated researcher and Professor in Psychology, Professor Inge Petersen, has been appointed as the new Director of the Centre for Rural Health at the College of Health Sciences.
Ms Priyanka Naidoo.Master of Laws student Ms Priyanka Naidoo has been awarded the Emma Smith Overseas Scholarship which she will use to pursue a master’s degree at either Harvard University in the United States or at the University of Cambridge in England.
Miss Earth South Africa hopeful, Engineering graduate Ms Mireesha Narsai (centre) with youngsters at the Ingani Yami Children’s Village.UKZN Civil Engineering graduate Ms Mireesha Narsai is taking part in the Miss Earth South Africa Pageant 2016 - a leadership programme that encourages young women to make a difference in their communities with entrants judged on activities they have completed to make a change.
UKZN representatives with KwaZulu-Natal North Coast-based alumni.
Mr Sombe Joel Yondo performing during International Culture Community (ICC) talks.
