UDkt Helen Malherbe, onguchwepheshe emkhakheni wezifo ezingajwayelekile.Click here for English version
Umfundi Ovakashile Osanda Kuthola Iziqu Zobudokotela eSikoleni SezoKwelapha e-UKZN uDkt Helen Malherbe,ungowokuqala ngqa ukuwina i-Rare Diamond Award for Advocacy yokufundisa ngezifo ezingajwayelekile eNingizimu Afrika.
Ms Jennifer Sheokarah (third from left) hands over groceries to Mr Simosabo Ntuli, in the presence of her family and DSRA official, Mr Julian King (right).
Izitshudeni zase-UKZN Ngobusuku Bokufundisa Ngezifo Zengqondo obebubanjelwe ekhempasini Yekolishi Lezobudokotela.Click here for the English version
Ukunqoba Isifo Sokhwantalala kwakuyisiqubulo sobusuku Bokufundisa Ngokuphila Ngokwengqondo obebusekhempasini i-Medical School.
From left: Dr Sally Frost, College PR Manager; Ms Sumeshenee Chetty; Ms Nevanya Nydoo and Dr Rudi Kimmie.
Enactus UKZN Executive members during their leadership training with Enactus South Africa.
Nedbank Managing Executive, Mr David Schwegmann (second left), with GSB&L and Nedbank staff.
From left: Professor Theuns Pelser, Dr MacDonald Kanyangale and Dr Bibi Chummun.
Participants at the Reflections Workshop.The uMngeni Resilience Project (URP) - which UKZN is a partner in - recently hosted a Reflections Workshop for young folk in Swayimane, Wartburg.
Psychology students who volunteered at the annual Mental Health Advocacy Walk in Durban.UKZN Psychology students were the main volunteers at the annual Advocacy Walk organised by the KwaZulu-Natal Mental Health Advocacy Group to raise awareness about the neglected issues of mental illnesses and substance abuse and their impact on wellbeing.
Visiting American social work academic, Dr Tyreasa Washington, with UKZN staff. Examining Maternal and Paternal Involvement as Promotive Factors of Competence in African American Children in Informal Kinship Care, was the topic of a lecture presented at UKZN by a social work academic from the University of North Carolina in the United States, Dr Tyreasa Washington.
Delegates at the fourth UKZN Nanotechnology Platform Symposium.
Isitshudeni sase-UKZN, uNksz Xolile Kunene, obekhuluma kunkomfa yomhlaba eNtaliyane.Click here for the English version
Umfundi weziqu zobudokotela Esikoleni Sezesayensi Yokuphila Komphakathi eKolishi Lakwa-Humanities eNyuvesi yaKwaZulu-Natali u-Nksz Xolile Kunene wethule inkulumo mayelana nodlame ezikoleni zase-Wentworth, eThekwini, ngesikhathi kunenkomfa eNtaliyane.
Amazwibela esifundo saminyaka yonke sikaMafika Gwala.Click here for English version
Umbhali ohlonishwayo oyisifundiswa sase-UKZN esesithathe umhlalaphansi uDkt Betty Govinden wethule isifundo saminyaka yonke sesine sikaMafika Gwala ekhempasini i-Howard.
Professor Salim Abdool Karim delivered a lecture on UKZN’s Pietermaritzburg campus on health in South Africa. South Africa’s health outcomes are still well below the international benchmark despite good policies and a relatively high health expenditure, says renowned clinical infectious diseases Epidemiologist and Director of CAPRISA, Professor Salim Abdool Karim.
Highlights of the Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights Seminar.
From left: Mr Oudish Appadoo, Ms Fathima Bibi Mula and Mr Navan Padayachee. Three third-year Architecture students, Ms Fathima Bibi Mula, Mr Navan Padayachee and Mr Oudish Appadoo, dominated in the PG Bison 1.618 Education Initiative in which students across the country were tasked with devising a plan to redevelop the historic Johannesburg Gas Works building.
Participants receiving practical training in a state-of-the-art science lab at KRISP.UKZN’s KwaZulu-Natal Research Innovations and Sequencing Platform (KRISP) in collaboration with Thermofisher Scientific held a one-day Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) training session for Grade 11 pupils and students on basic Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR).
Professor David Spurrett (right) and Professor Daniel Dennett.Dean and Head of the School of Religion, Philosophy and Classics Professor David Spurrett presented a paper at the Evolving Minds conference in Darwin, Australia.
