UKZN’s high-flying team of Mr Steffen Wies, Mr Rudolph Wies and Mr Mahomed Osman.
The AUV Glider in action taking fine scale measurements in Sodwana. Chair of eThekwini Civil Engineering and Director of the Centre for Research in Environmental, Coastal and Hydrological Engineering (CRECHE), Professor Derek Stretch, is collaborating with two international scientists on a project investigating turbulence and mixing in the coastal ocean near Sodwana Bay.
From left: Professor Thabo Msibi, Ms Samantha Ntuli, Professor Relebohile Moletsane, Professor Pearl Sithole, Professor Ntomb’fikile Mazibuko and Mr Nkonzo Mkhize.
Participants at a workshop to promote competition amongst students, organised by UKZN’s InQubate Office.
UKZN hosted a Stakeholder’s Breakfast on the Westville campus. 
Some of the members of the RBO Task Team, from left: Mrs Avril Williamson, Executive Director: HR; Mr Raymond Parkies, UKSU; Mr Gert Kruger, NTEU; Mrs Adeshini McIntosh, HR: College of AES; Mr Jasper Cecil, UKSU; Mr Silas Mpungose, NEHAWU and Mr Hira Ramkisson, Director: Reward Services.
UKZN students who took part in an AIDS awareness project.An assignment integrated into the Marketing curriculum to build awareness among students about the importance of being tested for HIV and staying in care if the result is positive has proved to be a great success.
UKZN alumni, Ms Anisa Govender and Ms Norma Wheeler.Maritime Law experts and UKZN alumni, Ms Norma Wheeler and Ms Anisa Govender, are part of an all-women group contributing material for a shipping matters column in the Sunday Tribune newspaper.
Top table tennis players (from left) Preshen Naidoo, Hilal Pillay and Sarah Lee Gobindlall.
Abaculi base-UKZN (kusukela kwesobunxele) uNkz Victoria Graaf-Raw, Nkz Amanda Kunene, Nkz Ashleigh Robyn noNkz Cassie Moore. Click here for English version
Kwethulwe umculo wohlobo lwe-pop okokuqala ngqa e- Centre for Jazz and Popular Music (CJPM) lapho bekucula abafundi abane base-UKZN beSikole SezobuCiko.
Development Camp participants.
High School learners at the opening ceremony of the Masakhane Youth Leadership Course.The School of Education, through the Community Development Association (CDA) – a student-run community outreach organisation, recently hosted the 15th annual Masakhane Youth Leadership Course (MYLC) for more than 200 Grade 11 learners from predominantly disadvantaged schools across KwaZulu-Natal.
At the Oral History project are (seated, left) Mrs Gulshera Khan; (seated third left) Ms Luleka Jakeni; (standing, third right) Mr Senzo Mkhize and the Port Shepstone Twining Association staff and volunteers.Senior staff members at UKZN’s Killie Campbell Collections, Ms Luleka Jakeni and Mr Senzo Mkhize, in partnership with Mrs Gulshera Khan of the Port Shepstone Twinning Association, conducted training and interviews on an oral history project at Gamalakhe in Port Shepstone on the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast.
Professor David McQuoid-Mason of UKZN’s Centre for Socio-Legal Studies (third from right) with delegates at a conference in the West Indies.UKZN’s Professor David McQuoid-Mason had a busy June this year presenting papers at a variety of symposiums in the Caribbean and another at a conference in Botswana.
In Jamaica, McQuoid-Mason delivered papers on (1) Legal Ethics and Access to Justice, at the Second Annual Symposium on Law, Governance and Society in Montego Bay hosted by the Faculty of Law at the University of the West Indies; (2) on Street Law in South Africa and Beyond, at the Second Street Law Caribbean Institution Launch at University of the West Indies...
