Ms Sanelisiwe Shangase (bottom picture), winner of the 47th Ellie Newman Memorial Moot Court Competition. Also pictured are finalists and judges of the KZN High Court Division. 
Ms Chrysantha Alicia Palan whose "sassy catwalk" on the UKZN graduation stage catapulted her to social media fame. Seen below is a still from the TV advert in which she features.
uDkt Brett van Niekerk.Click here for English version
UDkt Brett van Niekerk, uthisha weSikole Sezibalo, Izibalomidanti nezifundo zekhompyutha (i-SMSCS), uthole umklomelo ngomsebenzi wakhe kwezokuphepha kwezobuchwepheshe kuzikhungo zaseNingizimu Afrika ze-Information Systems Audit and Control Association (i-ISACA).
UKZN’s College of Health Sciences recently spoke out against human trafficking by hosting a discussion on the scourge.
UKZN student and afro-house singer, Holly Rey.
At the Maritime Conference are Dr Mihalis Chasomeris (right) and Mr Bruno Moeremans of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium.
Professor Kavilan Moodley and Dr Martin Kunz, the Principal Investigators for the Swiss/South African Joint Research Programme.Scientists and astronomers from Switzerland and South Africa recently discussed Astronomy Big Data were at a bilateral workshop which unpacked how challenging astronomy problems involving Big Data could be solved using Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI).
From left: Mrs Debbie Heustice; eThekwini AIDS Council Civil Society Chairperson, Pastor Siyabonga Nzimande; Mr Eric Aplegren, eThekwini Municipality and iTrump ABM Manager, Mr Hoosen Moolla. The eThekwini Health and Wellbeing Support Services Directory has been launched by info4africa - a self-funded centre in UKZN’s School of Applied Human Sciences - in partnership with the eThekwini Municipality.
Participants at International Coastal Clean-Up Day at the Durban Harbour. Life Sciences doctoral candidate and environmental activist, Ms Refilwe Mofokeng, organised a clean-up at the Durban Harbour, with the support of the School of Life Sciences and African Marine Solutions (AMSOL), as part of the annual International Coastal Clean-Up Day.
From left: Dr Saul Cobbing, Dr Sooraj Baijnath, Professor Sinegugu Duma, Professor Shenuka Singh and Dr Andile Khathi. 
Synergies between Built Environment and Engineering bears fruit!
uSolwazi Johannes John-Langba, ISekela-Mongameli we-Cape Mental Health. Click here for English Version
Uthisha Wezenhlalakahle, uSolwazi Johannes John-Langba, ukhethwe njengeSekela-Mongameli we-Cape Mental Health (i-CMH), okuyinhlangano endala emphakathini yabaphila ngokwengqondo eNingizimu Afrika.
Windows of a Woman’s Mind: a collection of award-winning poetry.
Participants at the Quantitative Monitoring and Evaluation of Health Trials short course on the Pietermaritzburg campus.The Discipline of Statistics in the School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science (SMSCS) hosted a five-day biostatistics short course on the Pietermaritzburg campus on the topic: Quantitative Monitoring and Evaluation of Health Trials.
Ms Ntombifuthi Nzimande who will conduct her PhD studies in Hungary.Environmental Sciences Master’s graduate, Ms Ntombifuthi Nzimande, has been awarded a Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship through the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET), enabling her to conduct her PhD studies at a Hungarian public university.
Humanities students at a women empowerment workshop.Students from the School of Religion, Philosophy and Classics (SRPC) on the UKZN Howard College campus attended the first women empowerment workshop supported by the University Capacity Development Programme (UCDP) grant.
UKZN students and staff at the Molecular Breeding of Soybean Seminar.Dr Kristin Bilyeu, a research molecular biologist from the United States Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Services (USDA-ARS) Plant Genetics Research Unit at the University of Missouri specialising in molecular breeding of soybean recently visited UKZN’s Pietermaritzburg campus to present a seminar on her work.
Highlights from the 2nd International Symposium of the ICTM Study Group on African Musics. African Music and Dance senior lecturer, Dr Patricia Opondo, attended the 2nd International Symposium of the International Council for Traditional Music’s (ICTM) Study Group on African Musics (SGAM) held at the University of Ghana.
UKZN UK-based alumni gathered in London.
School of Life Sciences final-year and postgraduate students interact with exhibitors at the career fair.The School of Life Sciences hosted a career day for final-year and postgraduate students on the Pietermaritzburg campus with alumni providing the students with insight into where their careers could take them.
