UKZN Scientists joined Durban’s March for Science, where UKZN Science Centre Co-ordinator Dr Tanja Reinhardt wowed the crowds with her pyrotechnic display.Leading KwaZulu-Natal scientists and academics, drawn from a range of scientific disciplines, came together with civil societies and citizens in a March for Science. The march was held in Durban’s city centre on Saturday 22 April.
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Ms Jyoti Maharaj.
Dr Adrian Nel.Dr Adrian Nel in the Discipline of Geography in the School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (SAEES) has been awarded the prestigious Society of South African Geographers (SSAG) Centenary Award, designed to recognise and invest in emerging academics.
Distinguished teachers recognised within the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science include (from left): Professor Dean Goldring, Dr Lloyd Baiyegunhi, Dr Farai Chirove, Dr Alan Matthews and Dr Mulemwa Akombelwa.Five academics from the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science (AES), have been recognised for their passion and dedication towards educating and inspiring greatness in their students.
UKZN Population Studies Lecturer Mr Mohammed Vawda seen performing one of his comedic acts. UKZN Population Studies Lecturer Mr Mohammed Vawda is leading an exciting double life. By day, Vawda is a Population Scientist specialising in quantitative research, statistics, health economics and demography while by night he is a successful stand up comedian in his own right.
UKZN student counselling staff attended a colloquium on addiction issues at tertiary institutions.
Some of the UKZN Music students who will be performing as part of International Jazz Day celebrations. UKZN’s Centre for Jazz and Popular Music (CJPM) in collaboration with eThekwini Jazz Appreciation Society and Jazz Xpression will host a series of events across the city in celebration of International Jazz Day.
UKZN’s Jazz Lecturer Professor Salim Washington seen performing at the Jazz Centre. 
Professor Betty Mubangizi (centre) with other panel discussants.College of Law and Management Studies Dean of Teaching and Learning Professor Betty Mubangizi recently contributed her expertise at a roundtable on sustainable development in Africa organised by the Comparative Research Programme on Poverty (CROP) held at the University of Bergen in Norway.
Taking part at the debate were, from left: Ms Keri Khoza, Ms Silomo Dlamini, Ms Banele Ngubane and Ms Khethelo Gama.
Professor Niels Van Quaquebeke engaging with GSB&L students.
UKZN students attended a workshop on potential careers in the water sector. The workshop was organised by the KZN Chapter of the Young Water Professionals (YWP).
Some of the School of Applied Human Sciences postgraduate students who attended the research workshopPostgraduate students from Psychology, Social Work and Criminology were recently treated to a two-day interactive research workshop hosted by the Discipline of Psychology within the School of Applied Human Sciences.
Mr Fanle Sibisi.
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