The 19th annual Time of the Writer Festival takes place from 14 to 19 March in Durban.The College of Humanities, will host the 19th Time of the Writer Festival from 14 to 19 March in Durban, under the theme Decolonising the Book.
Dr Adriana Marais and Mr Sphume Ndlovu.
Dr Ataul Islam of the University of Pretoria (right) and UKZN’s Professor Mahmoud Soliman.
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Colour was the name of the game at the Pietermaritzburg School of Law.The School of Law in Pietermaritzburg recently heeded a call to commitment to non-racism. Under the slogan “The only thing that should be separated by colour is laundry”, students and staff gathered at the Pietermaritzburg campus to partake in a fun activity that saw them splash each other with powdered paint, symbolising the School’s staff and students commitment and re-affirmation to non-racism.
2016 TAU Fellows.
Students and speakers engaging on issues of sexual violence.“Stand Up and Speak Out Against Sexual Violence on Campus!” was the call made at the recent Sexual Violence Awareness Campaign hosted by the College of Law and Management Studies Student Support Services at the Westville campus.
Prize-winning Engineering student, Ms Iksha Singh, with her supervisor, Dr Elena Friedrich.Representing the Programme of Civil Engineering at UKZN, student Ms Iksha Singh was awarded first prize in a SA Institute of Civil Engineering (SAICE) research and investigation competition.
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Professor Thavi Govender.School of Health Sciences academic, Professor Thavi Govender, has distinguished himself by having 200 Institute of Science Index (ISI) articles and several book chapters published before his 40th birthday.
Participants at the public lecture in honour of Mzala Nxumalo.The John Langalibalele Dube Chair in Rural Education within the College of Humanities and the Mzala Nxumalo Centre for the Study of South African Society held a public lecture on the Pietermaritzburg campus to honour and pay homage to Mzala Nxumalo.
Chemistry academic, Professor Sreekantha Jonnalagadda, who has been elected a Fellow of the African Academy of Sciences.
Professor Claudia Mitchell and Professor Relebohile Moletsane.Professor Relebohile Moletsane of the School of Education co-authored a chapter of the award-winning book Gender Violence in Poverty Contexts: The Educational Challenge.
From left: student Mr Jules Mpula Mbel; research assistant, Mr Andre du Toit; UKZN’s Professor Frederick Veldman, and student Mr Johnny Mpoyi Lukasu. Professor Frederick Veldman of Dietetics and Human Nutrition in UKZN’s School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (SAEES) visited the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) recently as part of the five-year GROWNUT project with the University of Bergen’s Norwegian Programme...
