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Obhuti abangamawele baphinde babe abafundi be-Masters eKolishi LezesiNtu, uLuthando kanye noThando Adama, sebevule indawo yokudlela iXhamela Kitchen ekhempasisni i-Howard College.
Dr Mahmoud Baker (left); Professor Jules Tapamo, Acting Dean, School of Engineering (fourth right); Professor Cristina Trois, SARChI Chair in Waste and Climate Change (far right) and the Iqraa-AfriHub bursary recipients.The Iqraa Trust is committed to South Africa’s development. This was the assurance given by Iqraa Trust Executive Chairman, Dr Mahmoud Baker, when he pledged R1 million for bursary funding through the Hub for the African City of the Future (AfriHub) to students studying Engineering at UKZN.
Research reveals smoking teens are prone to depression.
Speakers and guests at the mini-symposium on the Sexual and Reproductive Health of teenagers.UKZN’s Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology recently hosted a mini-symposium on the Sexual and Reproductive Health of Teenagers as part of the national Women’s Month celebrations. The event attracted healthcare practitioners, representatives from NGOs and the KwaZulu-Natal departments of Health and Education as well as researchers.
Professor Steve Worth welcoming the guests to the Food Evolution movie screening.
The opening night of the UKZN contemporary dance show, JOMBA!The “full house” signs were on display at the Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre on the opening night of UKZN’s 20th JOMBA! Contemporary Dance Experience presented by the Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) in the College of Humanities.
UKZN Drama students perform A Raisin in the Sun at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown.A group of UKZN Drama students - under the supervision of visiting academic from the University of Missouri in the United States Professor Niyi Coker - performed the acclaimed Broadway production: A Raisin in the Sun, at the Grahamstown National Arts Festival (NAF).
Excited members from the UKZN Tennis Club after receiving a donation from the KwaZulu-Natal Tennis Association.“A healthy mind needing a healthy body”, received a much needed boost when the UKZN Tennis Club received a donation of tennis equipment and coaching funding to the value of R25 000 from the KwaZulu-Natal Tennis Association. The official handover was held at the renovated courts on the Howard College campus.
Young women came to learn more from Dr Delarise Mulqueeny.
Student competitors with representatives from Old Mutual, Plaas Media and UKZN. Nine students from the School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (SAEES) took part in the UKZN leg of a competition organised by Old Mutual and Plaas Media to identify top agricultural students at South African universities.
The 2018 Wonder Women in Science are, from left: Dr Nomfundo Mahlangeni, Ms Zahra Kader, Professor Annegret Stark, Dr Joyce Chitja, and Ms Seipati Mokhosi.UKZN’s Wonder Women In Science (WWIS) campaign culminated in a women’s breakfast held at the Coastlands Hotel in Durban.
Mr Sakhile Mathe with his Young Minds Award certificate from the International Society for Horticultural Sciences.Mr Sakhile Mathe, a PhD candidate in Horticultural Sciences, received the Young Minds Award for best poster at the 30th International Horticultural Congress (IHC) organised by the International Society for Horticultural Sciences (ISHS) in Istanbul, Turkey
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Professor Kriben Pillay.
Humanities students, Ms Minenhle Ntuli and Ms Nomthandazo Xaba, participate in the TV show: My Kitchen Rules South Africa.College of Humanities students, Ms Minenhle Ntuli and Ms Nomthandazo Xaba, recently competed in the yummy local cooking competition, My Kitchen Rules South Africa (MKRSA).
Delegates at the Seed Dispersal workshop.Seed Dispersal by Ungulates from Southern Africa was the title of a workshop organised at UKZN by the School of Life Sciences in partnership with the Centre for Invasion Biology, SANParks and the French National Research Institute of Science and Technology for Environment and Agriculture (Irstea).
UKZN alumnus and former SRC member, Dr Maureen Tong.According to a report by the McKinsey Global Institute, a total of 75 percent of unpaid work globally is undertaken by women.
Human Resources women staff members with seminar guest speakers, Dr Rosemary Sibanda and Dr Gita Suraj-Narayan.
Professor Rupert Ward (seated, second right) with the students and staff who attended the seminar.The discussion and proposal of a Roadmap for the uptake of technology resources to enhance the teaching and learning experience for UKZN staff and students was the focus of a seminar recently hosted by UKZN’s Teaching and Learning Office (UTLO) in collaboration with University Capacity Development Grant.
