Public Protector, Advocate Thuli Madonsela taking photos with Law students after her address.
UKZN recognised for its research capabilities in 2014.UKZN has been recognised by the Department of Higher Education and Training for the most published output units in South Africa in 2014 (1708.61) – this is the third consecutive year the University has been in the top spot.
Professor Nceba Gqaleni (centre) with Community Development Lecturer Ms Phindile Shangase (second left) and students.Hosted by the Discipline of Community Development (School of Built Environment and Development Studies), the SA Research Chair in Indigenous Health Care Systems, Professor Nceba Gqaleni, presented a public lecture titled: “Institutionalisation and Professionalisation of African Traditional Medicine in South Africa”.
Dr Shaun Ruggunan with the newly published book.Human Resources Management expert, Dr Shaun Ruggunan’s book titled: Waves of Change, Globalisation and seafaring labour markets published by HSRC Press aims to create awareness of the importance of seafarers and the shipping industry to South Africa’s economy.
Students interact with Mariannridge wheelchair owners.Changing lives for the better in the Mariannridge community of Durban is the driving force for UKZN Occupational Therapy (OT) students involved in a thriving wheelchair project.
Dr Langa Khumalo.The Director of UKZN’s Language Planning and Development Office, Dr Langa Khumalo, has been appointed to the Higher Education Language Policy Review Working Group by the Department of Higher Education and Training.
Back, from left: Professors Donal McCracken, Stephen Mutula, Pholoho Morojele, Alberto Cimadamore, and Mr Andrew Okem; and (front) Dr Sharmla Rama, Professors Betty Mubangizi, Oliver Mtapuri, Cheryl Potgieter, Sarah Bracking, Ms Kathleen Diga, and Professor Sozinho Franscisco Matsinhe. The College of Humanities hosted a two-day workshop to facilitate the formation of an international collaboration on capacity building and poverty reduction.
From left: Dr Sibusiso Chalufu, Mr Nhlanhla Ngubane, Dr Nkosinathi Sishi, Dr Nomalanga Mkhize, Dr Zweli Mkhize, Mr Meliqiniso Sibisi, Dr Bandile Hadebe, and Mr Mbonisi Sibisi.UKZN partnered with Ikusasa Le-Afrika Foundation and Gagasi FM to launch Future Afrika Forum, an organisation geared towards mobilising young people - irrespective of race, political background and area of focus, - in the field of progressive engagements which seek to build a better South Africa and Africa.
The UKZN Moshal Scholarship Programme students with pupils from Nhlanhlayethu Secondary School and Senzokwethu High School.
UKZN Impi beat Wits University 26-21 at the Varsity Shield game earlier this week. 
Owayengumfundi wase-UKZN, uMnu Nkosinathi Nkosi.Click here for English version
UMnu Nkosinathi Nkosi, oneziqu emkhakheni wezoLimo i-Agricultural Extension and Rural Resource Management eSikoleni sase-UKZN seSayensi YezoLimo, YezoMhlaba NeyezeMvelo, uqokwe njengenxusa lenhlangano ezinze eBenin yentsha nabesifazane abangosomabhizinisi abangabalimi (REJEUFEA).
Professor Colleen Downs with Dr James Vonesh.Dr James Vonesh of the Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) in the United States visited UKZN’s School of Life Sciences to present a lecture based on his work as Principal Investigator at VCU’s Vonesh lab.
UKZN Law students participating in the Umtapo workshop.
UKZN’s Professor Suleman Dangor (fourth left) and Professor Donal McCracken (fourth right) with participants at the International Congress. UKZN together with Awqaf South Africa, the Research Institute for Islamic History, Art and Culture (IRCICA), and the International Peace College South Africa (IPSA) hosted the 2nd International Congress on Islamic Civilisation in Southern Africa.
A resident benefiting from a communal borehole tap placed by Africa Centre.UKZN’s Africa Centre for Population Health is sharing what water it has with the community of Somkhele in drought-ravaged northern KwaZulu-Natal.
Staff from UKZN’s HIV and AIDS Programme.UKZN’s HIV and AIDS Programme recently reflected on 2015 during a capacity building event organised for staff members at the Salt Rock Hotel on the KwaZulu-Natal North Coast.
UKZN’s Edgewood campus soccer team.
