UKZN Music student Ms Thabile Buthelezi with her grandmother, Ms Zoliwe Buthelezi.
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Participants of UKZN’s Student Entrepreneurship Week.UKZN students were encouraged to make entrepreneurship their career of choice as a solution to unemployment at the recent Student Entrepreneurship Week (SEW) hosted by the University in partnership with the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET).
SRC Central President 23-year-old Ms Noxolo “Knoxy” Bhengu.It’s Women’s Month giving UKZNdabaOnline an opportunity to highlight some of the many phenomenal women at our University.
From left: Executive Director of NAAAS, Dr Lemuel Berry Jnr; Dr Gaydelle Lang of the Texas Southern University, and UKZN’s Professor Stephen Mutula.The National Association of African American Studies and Affiliates (NAAAS) in the United States of America, in partnership with UKZN’s College of Humanities, hosted an international research congress in Durban on humanities, education, business, sciences and exploratory studies.
UKZN’s HIV and AIDS Programme hosted the annual 90 90 90 Fun Run on the Howard College campus. The HIV and AIDS Programme held a fun run/walk for staff and students as well as members of surrounding communities and their families on the Howard College campus as part of the 90 90 90 UNAIDS Strategy which is an approach to ending AIDS as a public health threat by the year 2030.
UKZN’s Dr Yin-Zhe Ma (front) with the South African delegation at the FAST facility in China, - the world’s largest single-dish telescope.A Senior Lecturer in the School of Chemistry and Physics at UKZN and a member of the Astrophysics and Cosmology Research Unit (ACRU), Dr Yin-Zhe Ma, visited the world’s largest single-dish telescope, the Five Hundred Metre Aperture Spherical Telescope (FAST), while in China as a member of a South African delegation to the second South Africa-China bilateral workshop.
Potential employers and students interacting during the Employers Career Exhibition.The College of Law and Management Studies, in partnership with the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science, recently hosted the annual Employers’ Career Exhibition on the Pietermaritzburg, Westville and Howard College campuses.
The Media Lab team at the Durban International Film Festival.Students from UKZN’s Centre for Communication, Media and Society (CCMS) were members of a media lab team at the recent 2017 Durban International Film Festival (DIFF).
“Elevator Pitch” prize winners (from left) Mr Sandile Manyathi, Ms Nandisa Ngubelanga and Mr Ndiphiwe Nondabu.As part of Student Entrepreneurship Week, promoted by UKZN and the Department of Higher Education and Training, UKZN InQubate gave students tips on how to tackle the “Elevator Pitch” – the hard, quick sell of their business idea to prospective investors.
From Left: Dr Xolisa Melamane (TIA), Ms Nomandla Ngcoya (Entrepreneur), Ms Bathabile Mpofu (Entrepreneur) and Dr Brenda Moodley (Lecturer).As part of Student Entrepreneurship Week 2017, the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science (CAES) in collaboration with UKZN InQubate and the College of Law and Management Studies, hosted a Workshop on: “Exploring Entrepreneurship as a Career”.
Ms Sthabile Mnyandu at the Taichung Para Table Tennis Open in Taiwan.This Women’s Month, NdabaOnline is profiling some of the University’s phenomenal women. Twenty-one-year-old UKZN student Ms Sthabile Mnyandu is ranked number one in South Africa for women’s para table tennis.
Mr Mxolisi “Brilliant” Molefe with the Mseleni Ward’s Primary Healthcare Outreach Team in uMhlabuyalingana in northern KwaZulu-Natal.
UKZN handed over blankets to 67 Blankets for Mandela Day to ambassadors of the project during a handover held on the Westville campus.
Abaluleki besebenza emhlanganweni wokucobelelana ngolwazi i-Research Wheel.Click here for the English version
Umkhakha weZokunyakazakomzimba, Ezokuzivocavoca Nokuqeda Isizungu eSikoleni Sezifundo ZezeMpilo ubambe umhlangano wokucobelelana ngolwazi weqembu labaluleki babafundo kwezocwaningo obuhlose ukuthuthukisa amakhono okululeka abafundi nokuba yingosi lapho ababambe iqhaza becobelelana khona ngolwazi nasebedlule kukho.
Photography artworks displayed during the Amazwi Ethu: Speaking Back! exhibition. The Centre for Visual Art (CVA) within the School of Arts hosted a photography exhibition titled: Amazwi Ethu: Speaking Back! at the Jack Heath Gallery in Pietermaritzburg.
