OwayenguKhomishana Omkhulu WeNhlangano Yezizwe Kwezamalungelo Abantu, uDkt Navi Pillay, ese-UKZN.Click here for the English version
Imali entshontshwa minyaka yonke ngenkohlakalo iningi ngokwanele ukuthi ingondla abaswele emhlabeni wonke ngokuphindwe ngama-80, kusho owayenguKhomishana Omkhulu WeNhlangano Yezizwe Kwezamalungelo Abantu, uDkt Navi Pillay.
Professor Deevia Bhana on SABC 3’s Real Talk with Anele.SARChI Chair in Gender and Childhood Sexuality and lecturer in the School of Education Professor Deevia Bhana presented elements of her work on SABC 3’s Real Talk with Anele.
Ababhali bencwadi entsha, i-Dermatology Comprehensive Handbook for Africa, uSolwazi Ncoza Dlova noSolwazi Anisa Mosam.Click here for the English version
Umnyango WezeSayensi Yezifo Zesikhumba ibambe umhlangano i-UKZN General Practitioner Dermatology Summer Update oyimpumelelo ubambisene nabakwa-Adcock Ingram ekhempasini Yezifundo Kwezokwelapha eThekwini.
A SERAFF solar furnace undergoing initial testing.
Highlights from Flatfoot Dance Company’s 15th anniversary celebratory performance. 
Operations Manager at the School of Clinical Medicine Ms Antoinette Botha congratulates techo-support competition winner Ms Nomvano Fiko and runner-up Mr Smanga Khuzwayo. The School of Clinical Medicine (SCM) recently rewarded winners of the SCM Microsoft Lync Competition which targeted professional services staff at the School, encouraging them to make more use of video calls for office communication.
Presenters at the Symposium from left: Dr Alex Luryi, Dr Andile Sibiya, Dr Lungi Setoaba, Dr N Rankhethoa and Professor Elias Michaelides, with some of the participants.
Some of the artworks on show at the Works in Progress exhibit at the Jack Heath Gallery.The Centre for Visual Art (CVA) at UKZN is hosting its Works in Progress exhibit at the Jack Heath Gallery in Pietermaritzburg until 30 March.
Academics and professional personnel in the College of Health Sciences participated in a workshop held to discuss how to incorporate health advocacy into the Health Sciences curriculum.
Students and staff members who attended IEEE South Africa and UKZN open day.The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) South Africa Section together with the University of KwaZulu-Natal recently hosted a talk titled IEEE - Opportunities and Benefits.
Dr Rob Krause (left) and Professor Dean Goldring setting up a malaria detection test in the laboratory.
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Global Startup Weekend Women Finals in Paris.
Delegates from UKZN and Mbarara University of Science and Technology at the Westville campus.Representatives from the Pharm-Biotechnology and Traditional Medicine Centre (PHARMBIOTRAC) at Uganda’s Mbarara University of Science and Technology (MUST) were at UKZN recently on a benchmarking venture.
Orthopaedic specialist, Dr Len Marais.Fracture-Related Infections (FRI) and Post-Traumatic Limb Reconstruction specialist, Dr Len Marais, participated in the International Consensus Meeting in Zurich, Switzerland, on the Diagnosis and Treatment of Fracture-Related Infection.
UKZN representatives and guests at the alumni dinner.
UKZN Neuroscience Team out and about for Brain Awareness Week.
UKZN’s Dr Leigh Jarvis of the Discipline of Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering interacts with learners at a careers day.
