Professor Chris Buckley (left) at the Reinvent the Toilet Expo with Professor Thammarat Koottatep from the Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand.The need for the acceleration of the commercialisation and adoption of innovative, non-sewered sanitation approaches was emphasised at the Reinvented Toilet Expo in Beijing.
Highlights from the 14th annual Chief Albert Luthuli Memorial Lecture delivered by Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng.
Professor Salim Abdool Karim.
.Life as an academic was much tougher (and much more fun) in the 1960s and 1970s. Research funds were scarce, some lecturers often were more scarce, usually consulting, but a few did do research. High student attrition rates were encouraged, and the statistically significant thirty-three and one third exclusion was thought to be a fair reflection at first-year level in some departments. Teaching was a haphazard affair.
Community Care Givers with their facilitators during the launch of the Multinational Lung Cancer Control Programme (MLCCP).
Ecohealth Conference attendees and the organising team.
UDkt Zifikile Phindile Shangase (phakathi nendawo) nabasebenzi base-eKing Dinuzulu Hospital Thekwini.Click here for English version
Umhlangano mayelana nezindlela, ulwazi nezinkolelo zeziguli ezinesifo sofuba i-Drug Resistant Tuberculosis (DR-TB) ezibuka ngayo ukubheka wethulwe onguthisha kwezeNtuthuko YoMphakathi eSikoleni SeziFundokuhlelwa Komumo Wezakhiwo Nentuthuko uDkt Zifikile Phindile Shangase.
From left: UCLA’s Dr Chris Buck and Professor Lee Miller; Dr Bernhard Gaede, UKZN; Dr Kelly Gates, Bethesda Hospital; Dr Cyril Nkabinde, UKZN; and Ms Maya Barad, UCLA.
Education students during a drug abuse and gender-based violence awareness campaign.>Fourth year Biological Science for Educators students from the School of Education engaged in an advocacy service-learning community engagement/outreach as part of their module to address issues affecting students and others on campus.
The University of KwaZulu-Natal hosted the 2018 American African European (AAE) Summer School.UKZN’s College of Law and Management Studies hosted the 2018 American African European (AAE) Summer School at which Professor Betty Mubangizi, former Dean and Head of the School of Management, Information Technology and Governance officially welcomed students, staff members, and guests.
At the official opening are from left: Professor Ross Robinson, Mr Mark Tufts, Ms Normah Zondo, Mr Muzi Khumalo, Professor Brian McArthur and Professor Stephen Ojwach.UKZN’s School of Chemistry and Physics (SCP) on the Pietermaritzburg campus has officially opened a new building housing its Chemistry Postgraduate Research Facility which has the capacity to accommodate 70 postgraduate students in state-of-the-art laboratories and offices.
USolwazi Bonga Chiliza ehalaliselwa nguSolwazi Bernard Janse Rensburg (Osanda kwehla Esikhundleni Sokuba nguMengameli we-SASOP) eNgqungqutheleni Kazwelonke ye-19 ye-SASOP.Click here for English version
Inhloko Yodokotela Bezifo Zengqondo e-UKZN uSolwazi Bonga Chiliza uqokwe njengoMengameli weNhlangano Yezodokotela Bezifo Zengqondo eNingizimu Afrika (i-SASOP).
Uthisha we-Jazz e-UKZN, uMnu Sibusiso Mashiloane, owine indondo ye-Best Artiste ku-All Africa Music AwardsClick here for English version
Uthisha we-Jazz e-UKZN, uMnu Sibusiso Mashiloane, uwine i-Best Artiste kumculo we-Jazz waseNingizimu Afrika ku-All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA).
Uphinde wakhethwa esigabeni se-Best Male Artist eNingizimu ne-Afrika.
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Isithombe: Ukunikezwa kwemiklomelo, Champions 2018.Click here for English version
Uhlelo Lokuthuthukiswa Komnotho Wendawo olungaphansi kweSikole Seziqu Zezamabhizinisi Nezobuholi babungaze ukuphumelela koHlelo Lwezingqwele ngokuhlonipha osomabhizinisi abayi-15 ngokusebenza ngokuzikhandla kanye negalelo labo emphakathini yabo.
Highlights from the Hans Hallen: Collective Architecture in Durban exhibition. The School of Built Environment and Development Studies hosted the Hans Hallen: Collective Architecture in Durban exhibition at the KZN Institute for Architecture.
Miss Rhoda Abiolu at DePaul University Student Center, Chicago.In pursuit of more intercultural knowledge and the proliferation of her academic interests, a doctoral student at UKZN’s Centre for Communication, Media and Society (CCMS), Miss Rhoda Abiolu, presented papers at the Conference of the African Studies Association in Germany (VAD), and the 24th International Conference of the International Association for Intercultural Communication Studies (IAICS) in Chicago in the United States.
Academics who had fun while learning how to enhance their assessment practices in Higher Education.
From left: Mr Mbekezeli Madida, Mr Siphamandla Yaka, Ms Portia Maphumulo, Mr Sikhumbuzo Mloyi and Mr Sandakahle Hadebe.
