Clockwise from top right: Professor Urmilla Bob, Dr Roseline Laka-Mathebula, Professor Nobuhle Hlongwa and Ms Noxolo Bhengu.Student earns Protea Colours
A UKZN student has earned herself the Protea colours for being a South African Karate Champion.
Clockwise from top right: Professor Urmilla Bob, Dr Roseline Laka-Mathebula, Professor Nobuhle Hlongwa and Ms Noxolo Bhengu.
Ms Sanhaviya Sookrajh receives Protea colours.
Seen are some of the highlights from the 38th Durban International Film Festival (DIFF) Awards at the Playhouse Theatre.
Delegates attend a high-level event at the Thanda Private Game Reserve.HEARD hosts High-Level Retreat for Universal Health Coverage
The Health Economics and HIV and AIDS Research Division (HEARD), recently hosted the second in a series of high level retreats on domestic financing and prioritisation of health under the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
UMmeli uSolly Boshoff eluleka iklayenti. I-UKZN Isungule Umkhakha Wamacala Athethwa Mahhala Ukusiza Imiphakathi Entulayo
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Isikhungo Sezifundo Zomthetho Emiphakathini se-Nyuvesi yaKwaZulu Natali kanye Nomtholampilo Wezomthetho Ekhempasini bagubhe usuku iMandela Day lwalo nyaka ngokwakha isikhungo lapho amacala abantulayo ezothethwa khona mahhala (iPro Bono Unit).
Durban Girls’ High School learners (from left), Sange Nomjana, Kayla van Heerden and Caitlin Simons were ready and raring to take on the boys at UKZN’s Engineering Winter School.
Ms Liliana Carrick-Tappeiner gives women issues a fresh perspective. Classics Paper Raises Conversation About Gender
The Classics Programme in the School of Religion, Philosophy & Classics recently hosted a thought-provoking colloquium where a UNISA Classics lecturer presented a paper...
Second year Nursing students with their lecturers and grade 7 learners.Nursing Students Promote Hygiene in Cato Crest
Maintaining good personal hygiene can help prevent the spread and development of infections. This was one of the main messages imparted by second-year Nursing students to Mayville Primary school pupils during a workshop held recently.
Mr Eric Sunu Doe is the winner of the coveted Ivan Karp Doctoral Research Award.
Dr Julia Ambler at Umduduzi Hospice Care for Children.
Students during the Knight’s Tour Game.
Mo Magic delights alumni and fans at UKZN with the art of magic.
UKZN Centre for Socio-Legal Studies hosted a 30-member delegation from Lesotho.
Participants at the IMCDA Second Joint Partners Meeting.
In This Issue
- Leadership Comes Under the Spotlight at Imbokodo Workshop
- Student earns Protea Colours
- Student Wins Prestigious Ivan Karp Award
- Durban International Film Festival Announces Award Winners for 2017
- UKZN Team involved in Baby Charlie Care
- HEARD hosts High-Level Retreat for Universal Health Coverage
- Academic Adds Fun into Accounting
- I-UKZN Isungule Umkhakha Wamacala Athethwa Mahhala Ukusiza Imiphakathi Entulayo
- Mo’s Magical Journey from Engineer to Entertainer
- Engineering Winter School Educates and Excites’
- Lesotho Delegation visits UKZN
- Classics Paper Raises Conversation About Gender
- IMCDA hosts Second Joint Partners Meeting
- Nursing Students Promote Hygiene in Cato Crest
