uDkt Hangwelani Hope Magidimisha-Chipungu, ongomunye wabangama-200 baseNingizimu Afrika abahlonishwe abakwa- Mail & Guardian.Click here for English version
Uthisha omkhulu kwezokuhlelwa kwamadolobha eSikoleni Sezifundokuhlelwa Womumo Wezakhiwo kanye neNtuthuko, uDkt Hangwelani Hope Magidimisha-Chipunu, ufinyelele kuhlu lwezi-2018 Mail & Guardian ’s 200 Young South Africans.
(l-r) uDilip Kalyan, UMphithizimali Omkhulu we-AHRI; uMuzi Khumalo, UMqondisi wase-UKZN we-Infrastructure Planning & Projects; u-Jeremy Hathorn ovela kwa-FGG Architects; kanye no Costas Criticos, UMphathi Wezokusebenza Omkhulu we-AHRI, uvula umklomelo wesikhumbuza okwi-K-RITH Tower Building ngoLwesine, 28 kuNhlangula. Click here for English version
Isakhiwo I-K-RITH Tower esiseNyuvesi YakwaZulu-Natal ekhempasini i-Nelson R Mandela School of Medicine ithole umklomelo wokuhlonishwa ku-South African Institute of Architects (i-SAIA) Awards. Leli bhilidi, elakhiwa yi-FGG Architects, liklonyeliswe nge-Corobrik-SAIA Award of Merit emcimbini wakusihlwa we-SAIA. Lokhu kulandela ukuphumelela kwalelibhilidi esifundeni ngo-2017.
Highlights from the seminar on the award-winning documentary Ota Benga: Human at the Zoo and (right) Ota Benga on display at the Bronx Zoo in 1906. The Drama and Performance Studies programme within the School of Arts recently hosted a seminar on the award-winning
From left: Talents Programme Co-ordinator, Mr Menzi Mhlongo; eThekwini representative, Mr Themba Mchunu; Mr Russel Hlongwane; Ms Chipo Zhou; Head of the Durban Film Office, Ms Toni Monty; CCA’s Mr Sakhile Gumede; Professor Nobuhle Hlongwa and National Film and Video Foundation acting CEO, Mr Shadrack Bokaba. 
Media students seen with UKZN staff during their short film screenings. 
Commemorating World Refugee Day-Reflecting from the Screen.
UKZN academics encouraged to share their insights with The Conversation Africa, an online platform.A team from The Conversation Africa, a not-for-profit initiative that publishes daily news, comments and analysis on their website which is a collaboration between journalist and academics, recently conducted a writing workshop at the University of KwaZulu-Natal. UKZN partners with The Conversation Africa.
Dr Hamilton Pharaoh with Professor Adenrele Awotona, Organising Committee Member from the University of Massachusetts showcasing the UKZN logo on the conference banner.
Professor Lawrence Berliner talks to the School of Health Sciences staff.
Students engaging on strategies to combat femicide.
UKZN participated in HEAIDS GBV Imbizo at Coastal College, Umlazi.UKZN’s HIV/AIDS Co-ordinator, Ms Nomonde Magantolo, accompanied by colleagues and 82 Peer Educators, attended the Gender Based Violence (GBV) Imbizo held at the Coastal College, Umlazi, Durban, where students engaged in an open dialogue with the Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Training, Mr Buti Manamela.
Eastern Cape-based alumni and friends with UKZN representatives.
