UKZN’s Professor Deresh Ramjugernath (centre) with various stakeholders at the breakfast meeting.
Abebebambe iqhaza emcimbini wokwethulwa kabusha kweGatsha Le-Amnesty International SA lase-UKZN.Click here for the English version
ISikole SeZomthetho besinomcimbi wokuvuselela nokwethula kabusha igatsha lase-UKZN le-Amnesty International South Africa.
From top left (clockwise): Dr Patricia Opondo, Professor Chatradari Devroop, Mr Andrew Warburton, Dr Andrew-John Bethke and Dr Christopher Cockburn.The South African Society of Music Teachers (SASMT) together with UKZN Music discipline (School of Arts) hosted a gala concert at the Howard College Theatre to celebrate the society’s centenary.
Dr Shahzeb Khan (front row, fourth from left) pictured with UKZN staff and students.Product development of nanoparticles and possibilities for their commercialisation were outlined by visiting lecturer from the University of Malakand in Pakistan, Dr Shahzeb Khan, during a public lecture he delivered on the Westville campus.
Psychiatry specialists (from left) Professor Bonga Chiliza, Professor Lori Chibnik, Dr Saeeda Paruk of UKZN and Professor Bizu Gelaye.Researchers from Durban and Harvard University in the United States shared results of their latest research work in the field of Psychiatry at a seminar organised by Professor Bonga Chiliza of UKZN’s College of Health Sciences.
Iza Ngoma perform at Hammarsdale.
Professor Simangaliso Kumalo is Fellow of Wesley House, an affiliated college of Cambridge University.Professor Simangaliso Kumalo, a lecturer in the School of Religion, Philosophy and Classics (SRPC), has been appointed a Fellow of Wesley House which is an affiliated college of Cambridge University in England.
Dkt Brett Van Niekerk.Click here for the English version
Isifundiswa eSikoleni Sezibalo, Izibalomidanti neSayensi Yamakhompyutha, uDkt Brett van Niekerk wethule inkulumo emhlanganweni we-Southern African Development Community (SADC) Cyber Security Workshop obudingida isihloko esithi: Ukuthuthukiswa Kwezokuphepha Ku-SADC.
Participants at a Legal Education Workshop conducted by UKZN academic Professor David McQuoid-Mason.Acting Director of the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies Professor David McQuoid-Mason has been in Uganda and Zimbabwe to assist university Law faculties to integrate clinical legal education into their Law curricula.
Participants at the Democratic Republic of Congo Democracy Street Law Workshop.The Street Law Plus programme, under the auspices of the UKZN Centre for Socio-Legal Studies (CSLS), conducted a democracy education workshop for refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to enable them to educate voters for the forthcoming elections in that country.
