South African Reserve Bank Governor, Mr Lesetja Kganyago.South Africa has the potential to get rid of its newly-acquired junk status so long as it deals with all the concerns of the international rating agencies, according to the Governor of the South African Reserve Bank (SARB), Mr Lesetja Kganyago.
At the panel discussion were (from left) Dr Lubna Nadvi, Mr Rajeshwar Maharaj, Mr Sihle Zikalala and Mr Lukhona Mnguni.
Professor Mahmoud Soliman.UKZN’s Dean of the School of Health Sciences, Professor Mahmoud Soliman, has been invited to serve on the editorial board of the prestigious international journal: Cell Biochemistry and Biophysics (Springer Publisher).
Dr Nerissa Moodley.
Dr Pooveshni Govender. UKZN’s Dr Pooveshni Govender has been awarded the 2017 Tamara Burchard Book Prize by the South African Society of Anaesthesiologists (SASA) for the best original article published in the SA Journal of Anaesthesia and Analgesia (SAJAA).
Professor Sinegugu Duma.'It is both exciting and humbling to be joining UKZN after being away for more than 16 years – it feels like I am returning home', says the new Dean of Teaching and Learning at the College of Health Sciences (CHS), Professor Sinegugu Duma.
From left: Mr Avikar Ramcharan, Dr Rose Laka-Mathebula, Mr Mark Bashe and Mr Lubabalo Siseko Mnguni.
UKZN team members at the Lekgotla on Entrepreneurship Development in Higher Education (from left) Ms Sindiswa Msomi, Ms Fezile Sikhakhane, Ms Malindi Kunene, Dr Thea van der Westhuizen and Mr John Nyamunda.Two UKZN academics have been selected by the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) to serve as conveners for the Entrepreneurship Development in Higher Education’s (EDHE) Communities of Practice (CoP).
Participants at the Qualitative Research Workshop.The Discipline of Public Health Medicine in UKZN’s College of Health Sciences recently hosted an interactive qualitative research workshop.
From left, back: Professor Lars Småbrekke, Professor Wim Sturm, Professor Arnfinn Sundsfjord and Professor Gunnar Simonsen; and (front) Mr Lourenco Marcos Chirindze, Ms Calvina Estavela and Ms Sara Lino Faife, Professor Sabiha Essack and Dr Tomas Zimba. UKZN’s College of Health Sciences’ Antibiotic Stewardship and Conservation Project has produced its first Masters graduates.
AESS Deputy President Ms Kate Mashikinya (left) presents a gift to Ms Zodwa Mazibuko of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.The Agricultural Economics Students Society (AESS) has hosted its first seminar which was themed: “Raising Graduates for the Job Market”.
Part of Team UKZN who took on the mammoth Two Oceans race.
Ms Suvanie Chetty.
Professor Albert T Modi.Professor Albert Thembinkosi Modi, Acting Deputy Vice-Chancellor of the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science, received the International Alumni Award from the College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences at the Ohio State University in the United States.
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Inhlangano yabafundi bezokwelapha i-South African Medical Students Association (SAMSA) e-UKZN ibe nohlelo losuku lomhlaba lwesifo sofuba obelunesihloko esithi: United to END TB.
A successful bid by Professor Annegret Stark led to UKZN being awarded equipment to advance scientific research and teaching through the Seeding Labs 2017 Instrumental Access programme.UKZN is one of 15 global institutions awarded equipment to advance scientific research and teaching through the Seeding Labs 2017 Instrumental Access programme.
Second-year Law student and budding pilot, Mr Kyavand Gholizadeh Touchaei.
Dr Mvuselelo Ngcoya and Dr Shauna Mottiar with their new book: Philanthropy in South Africa: Horizontality, Ubuntu and Social Justice.UKZN Academics Dr Shauna Mottiar and Dr Mvuselelo Ngcoya launched their book: Philanthropy in South Africa: Horizontality, Ubuntu and Social Justice, at Ikes Books and Collectables.
Dr Kaka Bashir.The College of Health Sciences’ Physiotherapy discipline has welcomed its first post-doctoral student - Dr Kaka Bashir of Nigeria.
First year Architecture students with canopy structures they built.
Mr John Mogaka.
Delegates at the Basic Ultrasound Training Workshop.
The Head of KwaZulu-Natal’s Health Department, Dr Sifiso Mtshali (second left), with Nuclear Medicine specialists at the update seminar.
Bachelor of Nursing second-year students at the Spirit of Adventure.
UKZN alumni on a tour of the Lion Match Office Park.
