Panellists and audience members pictured at the Dialogue on International Migration at UKZN’s Westville campus. 
Professor Exnevia Gomo.Until the advent of Western medicine, traditional medicine (TM) had been the only source of health care in Africa, said UKZN’s Professor Exnevia Gomo at his Inaugural lecture presented on the Howard College campus.
Delegates who attended the third annual Research Indaba hosted by UKZN’s Disability Support Unit.To foster constructive and research-based dialogue and discussion around challenges facing students with disabilities, UKZN’s Disability Support Unit (DSU) hosted their third Annual Disability Support Research Indaba on the University’s Westville campus.
Participants of the Higher Degrees Workshop.
The 12th Annual African Cultural Calabash and African Cuisine in Action.Social ailments were highlighted during the 12th Annual African Cultural Calabash and African Cuisine event hosted at the Howard College Theatre by the School of Arts within the College of Humanities.
Staff, students and guests enjoying the Disability Sports day at Howard College campus.
Attendees of the group-in-class mentorship programme.
Centre for Communication, Media and Society members on the highway to SACOMM 2017.UKZN delegates - including students - from the Centre for Communication, Media and Society (CCMS) presented papers at the 2017 joint conference of the South African Communication Association (SACOMM) and Highway Africa 2017 held at Rhodes University in Grahamstown.
The scene at the 3rd annual Mafika Gwala Lecture at UKZN.
Participants at a workshop where they learned how to mitigate cyber infiltration.The School of Management, Information Technology and Governance staff and students learned to develop solutions through demo security applications to safeguard web applications against various vulnerabilities and attacks during a week-long workshop.
Abebebambe iqhaza emhlanganweni wokucobelelana ngolwazi ngabangezwa.Click here for the English Version
ISikole SezeMfundo sibambe umhlangano wokucobelelana ngolwazi ngokungezwa ukuze kulekeleleke othisha abafundisa abafundi bobuthisha abanezingqinamba ngokuzwa kanye nolwazi lokusetshenziswa kolimi lwezimpawu lwaseNingizimu Afrika i- South African Sign Language (SASL) ekhempasini.
From left: Mr Mcebo Mbatha, Deputy Chair; Ms Nomkhosi Dlamini-Ndlovu, Sports Officer; Mr Sabelo Siwelele Mkhize, Finance Officer; Mr Khethani Ximba, Secretary; and Mr Nkosingiphile Gumbi, Chairperson.
Social Sciences student Mr Khethani Njoko with his second self-help book titled: It Has Nothing To Do With Life.Social Sciences student in the College of Humanities Mr Khethani Njoko has published his second self-help book titled: It Has Nothing To Do With Life.
UKZN’s Dr Diane van Staden at the MMUST Optometry Faculty with the class of 2017.
School of Management, IT and Governance students and staff at Summer School in France.School of Management, Information Technology and Governance (MIT&G) postgraduate students and staff attended the 11th American-African-European (AAE) Summer School and ARTEM International Conference at the ICN Business School in Nancy, France.
