Delegates were treated to numerous tours around the province highlighting projects spearheaded by Food Connect.
USolwazi Timothy Fasheun, uDkt Ntokozo Makoba nabafundi beziqu zeMastazi abebebambe iqhaza esifundweni Soguquko Oluqhubekayo.Click here for the English Version
Ukuguquka kwesimo sezulu nomthelela wesisi esinekhabhoni emkhathini womhlaba bekungezinye zezihloko ezidingidiwe esifundweni esethulwe uDkt Ntokozo Makoba kwezokuPhathwa kwezoMphakathi njengengxenye yezentuthuko eqhubekayo ebesiseKhempasini i-Westville.
Delegates at the Special Collections Conference at UKZN’s Howard College campus.A motley crew of archivists, museum curators, librarians, university staff and those with a penchant for preserving collections descended on UKZN’s Howard College campus for the inaugural Special Collections Preservation and Conservation Conference.
Dr Joseph Rudigi Rukema (front row, centre) with delegates at the Conference.Dr Joseph Rudigi Rukema, a senior lecturer in the School of Social Sciences at the University of KwaZulu-Natal co-organised and chaired a second annual regional conference on peace building held in Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo. Held under the theme: Community dialogue as a tool for sustainable peace, this was the second conference of its kind co-organised and chaired by Rukema.
Umjikelezo We-Science team members at King Shaka International Airport during their Roadshow.
UKZN lecturer Mr Sibusiso “Mash” Mashiloane. 
Front from left: Mr Mlondi Shezi, Ms Bernice Bancole, Ms Heather Tredgold, Ms Bhavna Nunthkumar and Mr Truly Mjelo. Back from left: Mr Matthew van Wyngaard, Mr James Mathews, Mr Isaac Shayanowako and Mr Kevalan Moodley.The University of KwaZulu-Natal’s Pietermaritzburg campus is raising a glass of golden liquor to it’s 2017 Brewing Team. The team entered prize-winning brews in this year’s AB InBev Intervarsity Brewing Competition.
The UKZN 11th Annual Higher Education Conference brought together academics, researchers and policymakers to Durban’s Southern Sun Elangeni and Maharani Hotel.
The 21st edition of the Poetry Africa International Festival kicks off on 16 October. The Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) within the College of Humanities will once again transform Durban into a platform to share and celebrate cultural reflections and discourses through hosting the 21st edition of the Poetry Africa International Festival.
Research Day highlights.
UKZN’s Professor Kevin Kirkman and NDSU graduate student Jonathan Spiess discussing dust impacts in a wheat field in the Bakken.Devan McGranahan, Assistant Professor of Range Science at North Dakota State University (NDSU) recently visited KwaZulu-Natal and convened focus groups with community members, landowners, interested parties, environmental activists, tourism bodies and community leaders to survey opinions on fracking. The survey is open to anyone with opinions on fracking in South Africa.
Lives changed and geared for success.Masters student, Mr Sanele Gamede together with the College of Humanities at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) Howard College hosted a compelling 1st Annual Life after Graduation seminar on 27 September.
Hon Godwin Adama (fourth right) and Ms Reshina Umra (fifth right) and Dr Yemisi Oyegbile (second right) with students and guests.
