Official launch of the Hirax telescope project by the Honourable Minister of Science and Technology, Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane.
Izikhulumi (kusukela kwesokunxele) uNks Elinor Sisulu, Usolwazi Betty Govinden kanye noDkt Annie Devenish.Click here for English version
Ekugubheni Inyanga Yabesifazane futhi kuhlonishwe nabo bonke abantu besifazane abanikela ngezimpilo zabo belwela inkululeko, isikhungo se-Special Collections Gandhi Luthuli Documentation sibambe i-Phyllis Naidoo Memorial Lecture ekhempasini i-Westville.
Ms Bandiswa Vilane with her book titled: Broken Affections: the grass that weeps.
Ms Seipati Mokosi.To commemorate National Science Week and National Women’s Month, the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science is honouring its female scientists through a Wonder Women in Science campaign.
Representatives from UKZN’s Department of Behavioural Medicine and Denver University who met to discuss a collaboration.
From left: Law School Dean and Head, Professor Managay Reddi; Mr Sello Morajane; Law academic, Ms Shelly Walker and Advocate Arlene Brock, Director: African Ombudsman Research Centre.The Director of the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA), Mr Cameron Sello Morajane, unpacked and explained the organisation’s strategic direction to an audience which included current and former UKZN School of Law students.
Professor Francesco Petruccione (left) introduces Emeritus Professor John Hey.Senior Research Associate in the School of Chemistry and Physics (SCP), Emeritus Professor John Hey, delivered a fascinating account of Chronology in Greco-Roman antiquity during his Royal Society of South Africa (RSSA) public lecture on the Westville campus.
Professor Annegret Stark.To commemorate National Science Week and National Women’s Month, the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science is honouring its female scientists through a Wonder Women in Science campaign.
Abamele i-ISEESO uNks Luyanda Gumede kanye noNks Sphokazi Sgwebela bakhuluma ngobubi bokuhlukunyezwa kwabesifazane.Click here for English version
Abamele Isibani Educational Empowerment Students Organisation (i-ISEESO) bavakashele i-Ean Touch Online Radio ukugubha Usuku Lwabesifazane Kuzwelonke.
SRC and CAES management representatives at the SRC/Management Indaba.The College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science (CAES) recently hosted its first management/ Student Representative Council Indaba on the Westville campus to discuss matters of importance to both parties.
Dr Joyce Chitja.Dr Joyce Chitja, a lecturer in the African Centre for Food Security at UKZN, has been selected as a “Wonder Women in Science” in 2018.
IASIA President, Professor Bianor Cavalcanti (second left), with UKZN academics, Professor Purshottama, Reddy Professor Thokozani Nzimakwe and Professor Henry Wissink. 
Professor Rajendra Bhimma who conducted the study with colleagues from UKZN.
Learners participating in National Science Week alongside Dr Tanja Reinhardt.
Dr Peter Milligan. Dr Peter Milligan, Chief Psychiatrist with more than 30 years of experience in the public health sector who recently joined Ngwelezana Hospital, Empangeni, as Head of the Psychiatry Department, says his main strategic mission is to work towards integrating mental health care into the primary care system.
Students at the Healthy Eating on a Limited Budget event.The University of KwaZulu-Natal Campus Lions Club recently hosted an event to help students operating on a tight budget to follow a healthy eating plan despite their financial challenges.
Survey camp participants gather and gain experience in setting up a total station.The Discipline of Land Surveying in the School of Engineering held its annual nine-day Survey Camp for 40 second- and third-year students during the winter vacation, hosting it for the first time at the Wildlife and Environment Society of South Africa’s (WESSA) uMngeni Valley Nature Reserve in Howick.
IAIAsa KZN Student Branch representatives with guest speakers at the career evening.Students in the Discipline of Geography in the School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences
Mr Bonga Mzolo receives his prize from Mineralogical Association of SA Chairperson, Dr Deshenthree Chetty.Geological Sciences honours graduate Mr Bonga Mzolo has received the Mineralogical Association of South Africa (MINSA) Book Prize for research he did using mineralogical methods to improve the understanding of phosphogenesis on the outer shelf and upper slope in the sea off Port Elizabeth.
