UKZN’s Mr David wa Maahlamela is one of 200 Young South Africans recognised by the Mail & Guardian newspaper.UKZN’s Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) Director Mr David wa Maahlamela has been named by the Mail & Guardian newspaper on its 200 Young South Africans list in the Film and Media category.
KZN Groundsman of the Year Mr Sugan Pillay (centre) with his garden and grounds team.
Professor Serban Proches with his wife, Cecile, and daughters, Anya and Mira, on the occasion of his Inaugural Lecture.Animals and plants found only in a certain area are important in creating a sense of place while those occurring throughout the world are recognisable wherever one goes. Both widespread and localised species contribute to a region’s unique flora and fauna.
Mr Darryl Earl David who is on a mission to make Durban UNESCO’s City of Literature.Lecturer in the School of Arts Mr Darryl Earl David is on a mission to make Durban a UNESCO City of Literature.
Mr Thembani Nxumalo with his certificate at the conference in the United States.Masters candidate in the Discipline of Plant Pathology in the School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (SAEES) Mr Thembani Nxumalo won a best poster award at the 2nd International Conference on Food Security and Sustainability held in San Diego in the United States.
AADP academics Mr Sanele Gumede (left) and Mr Ayanda Meyiwa at the IAME Conference in Kyoto, Japan.Accelerated Academic Development Programme (AADP) lecturers Mr Ayanda Meyiwa and Mr Sanele Gumede presented papers while attending their first ever International Association of Maritime Economists (IAME) Conference in Kyoto, Japan.
Macroeconomics Working Group Members.Members of the School of Accounting, Economics and Finance’s (SAEF) Macroeconomics Working Group (MWG), will present their research papers at the Biennial Conference of the Economic Society of South Africa (ESSA) at Rhodes University in Grahamstown beginning on 30 August.
UKSU members.
Members of the team of professional nurses who attended the MDR-TB management workshop.The Discipline of Nursing in the School of Nursing and Public Health at UKZN hosted a Multi-Drug Resistant Tuberculosis (MDR-TB) workshop for professional nurses enrolled in the primary healthcare programme at UKZN.
The top three performances of the day.The School of Clinical Medicine (SCM) and the School of Laboratory Medicine (LMMS) in the College of Health Sciences recently held a team building staff talent show titled: “Show Us What You’ve GOT”.
Enactus UKZN members Masbonge Dlamini and Sanelisiwe Msweli presenting on their innovative farming App, Kandu.
Professor Tulio de Oliveira and right is the view from Vital-IT and the Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics campus in Lausanne, Switzerland, which KRISP team recently to visited to set-up collaborations and learn more about their successful business plan.
Heels over Head perform at Essence Festival in New Orleans. An all-women jazz band led by UKZN School of Arts staff member Ms Thulile Zama performed at the Essence Festival in New Orleans in the United States recently.
Participants at a workshop on domestic and gender based violence share advice.UKZN’s College of Humanities and the Advice Desk for the Abused hosted a two-day crisis intervention training workshop at the University’s Innovation Centre on Domestic and Gender Based Violence (GBV) and Abuse.
DRILL Team (Principal Investigators, Fellows and DRILL administration staff).The Developing Research Innovation, Localisation and Leadership in South Africa (DRILL) leadership team at UKZN’s College of Health Sciences (CHS) has been awarded a competitive US National Institutes of Health, Fogarty International Center (NIH/FIC) grant.
Delegates at a workshop on Eddy Covariance (EC) hosted by UKZN’s Discipline of Agrometeorology.The Discipline of Agrometeorology in the School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (SAEES) recently held a two-day workshop on the Pietermaritzburg campus on eddy covariance (EC) in partnership with 37 representatives from a variety of institutions.
A South African film SERPENT will be screened at the opening of the 38th Durban International Film Festival.The Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) within the College of Humanities has announced that SERPENT, a South African movie directed by Amanda Evans, will open the 38th Durban International Film Festival on 13 July.
Participants at the College of Humanities Sports Day.The College of Humanities staff had a fun time at their annual sports day this year in spite of the cold weather.
