Professor Cheryl Potgieter (centre), and Deputy Minister, Ms Rejoice Mabudafhasi (fourth left), with UKZN staff and government officials on opening night of the 19th Time of the Writer Festival.The 19th Time of the Writer Festival, organised by UKZN’s Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) within the College of Humanities, enjoyed a highly successful run in Durban.
International experts at the clinical HIV Symposium at UKZN.This year’s Clinical HIV Symposium, organised by UKZN’s Medical Education Partnership Initiative (MEPI) in collaboration with the MEPI site from the University of Mozambique, highlighted successes in combating the disease as well as the many challenges that still lay ahead.
CANSA Relay.
College of Health Sciences mourning the passing of student, Mr Valentine Ntethelelo Mashele. 
Generic props used by Professor Shannon Hoctor.Law academic Professor Shannon Hoctor recently delivered a seminar titled: “Plausible Impossibilities are to be Preferred to Unconvincing Possibilities”, which examined various aspects of dolus eventualis.
Professor Sihawu Ngubane, Professor Nobuhle Hlongwa and Dr Gugu Mazibuko at the 19th Time of the Writer Festival. Three College of Humanities academics – Professor Nobuhle Hlongwa (College Dean Teaching & Learning), Dr Gugu Mazibuko (isiZulu studies) and Professor Sihawu Ngubane (Head of African Studies) - formed part of the recent 19th Time of the Writer discussion panels.
Advocacy Awareness Day in KwaDabeka. Following interventions by UKZN students, the KwaDabeka community in Durban is more sensitive to the challenges associated with living with disabilities and studying towards careers that will enhance local healthcare and rehabilitation.
UKZN-Japanese senior delegates after the research presentations.The College of Health Sciences Placental Research Group hosted a delegation from Japan’s University of Fukui who applauded the College’s on-going research towards improving maternal and child health in South Africa.
Students with bags of litter they collected along the Duzi River banks.
Professor Gerald West.“The Bible as a Site of Struggle: An Ongoing Dialogue with Steve de Gruchy”, was the title of the 4th Annual Public Memorial Steve de Gruchy Lecture delivered on the Pietermaritzburg campus by Senior Professor in Biblical Studies and UKZN Fellow, Professor Gerald West.
UMnu Njabulo Sithole.Click here for English version
Umfundi obenza unyaka wokugcina wezifundo zezoMthetho uMnu Njabulo Sithole ubeyingxenye yeqembu likanobhutshuzwayo i-Golden Arrows ebelimele iNingizimu Afrika ohambweni oluthathe isonto e-Netherlands.
Ms Nonkululeko Xulu, Ms Thandeka Mtshali, Mr Finn Christensen and Mr Mikateko Mahlaule.The annual UKZN alumni and donors function in Cape Town featured a three-course dinner at the Cellars Hohenort Hotel in Constantia and an entertaining and informative talk by fellow alumnus and Convocation award winner, Professor Jay Pather.
Wellness Fair on Westville campus. More than 50 delegates from Florida A&M University were on UKZN’s Westville campus for a Wellness Fair held in partnership with the School of Health Sciences.
Dr Gerard Boyce.
Professor Busi Ncama and Professor Jason Farley.Professor Jason Farley of the Johns Hopkins University in the United States provided an overview of his research dedicated to improving the lives of people living with or at risk of HIV during a presentation at the College of Health Sciences’ School of Nursing Public Health (SNPH).
PhD student, Mr Clayton Hazvinei Vhumbunu.
Thermodynamic Research Unit students and staff members at SAFS Conference.A group of 23 UKZN academic researchers and postgraduate students from both Chemistry and Chemical Engineering attended the inaugural SA Fluorine Symposium (SAFS) in Cape Town.
