USolwazi Fatima Suleman, olawula i-Centre for Pharmaceutical Policy and Evidence-based Practice. Click here for English version
Ibamba likaSekelashansela, uSolwazi Nana Poku, wesese ngokuzwa izindaba zokuthi i-Centre for Pharmaceutical Policy and Evidence-based Practice isithathwa njengesikhungo esibambisene ne-World Health Organization (WHO).
USolwazi u-Hongjun Xu (ophakathi, emgqeni wesibili) noNgqongqoshe wezeSayensi nezobuChwepheshe nabanye abaklonyelisiwe esidlweni sakusihlwa se-National Intellectual Property Management Office Creator.Click here for English version
I-Department of Science and Technology (DST) yethulele isigqoko uSolwazi Hongjun Xu we-Discipline of Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering yase-School of Engineering njengogalagala kwezobunikazi bobuchopho, phecelezi i-intellectual property (IP) eNyuvesi yaKwaZulu-Natal.
Abafundi base-UKZN benze into enhle benikela ngamaqakelo kulabo abahlwempu. Click here for English version
Uhlelo lokuqala lowezi-2019 lwe-Varsity Youth In Action Network lube wumkhankaso wokuqoqa amaqakelo angama-500 kubafundi abadingayo.
Guest speaker, Dr Maria Schuld, with UKZN’s Professor Francesco Petruccione at the April data@breakfast seminar.
From left: Mr Mteto Nyati, Mr Vusumuzi “Fanle” Sibisi and Mr Ntuthuko Makhombothi at the first UKZN Leadership Alumni Colloquium.
Participants of the GSB&L’s business forum on Alternative Sources of Government Revenue in South Africa.
From left: UKZN’s Professor Fikile Mazibuko and UCT’s Professor Horman Chitonge, the authors of the new book on social work policy, with Ms Normah Zondo, Acting Executive Director, UKZN Corporate Relations.Social Welfare Policy in South Africa: From the Poor White Problem to a "Digitised Social Contract" is the title of a book co-authored by UKZN Emeritus Professor Fikile Mazibuko which was launched last week at Durban Ike's Books and Collectibles.
Dr Clayton Hazvinei Vhumbunu at CODESRIA’s General Assembly Conference.Research Fellow in International Relations within the School of Social Sciences, Dr Clayton Hazvinei Vhumbunu, presented a paper on African Regional Economic Integration in the era of Globalisation: Reflecting on the Trials, Tribulations and Triumphs,at the Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa's (CODESRIA) 15th General Assembly Conference in Dakar, Senegal.
Dr Rose Laka-Mathebula (seated third left) and Mr Sibusiso Mchunu (seated second left) with UKZN Edgewood residence staff, College student support staff, CRC representatives and Pixelywood Residence students at the event.The Edgewood campus residence team hosted a successful event for Pixelywood Residence first-year students on 28 March under the theme: Academic Excellence and Positive Living. The programme aimed to assist students to transition from home to university life and to adapt to both academic and social demands within the University and residence environment. These include confronting issues such as peer pressure and gender-based violence.
UKZN Pharmacy students, Mr Nathi Mchunu and Mrs Vereesha Soorju.
Refilwe Mofokeng (red t-shirt) leads volunteers in the Durban Habour clean-up.Refilwe Mofokeng, a UKZN student studying towards a PhD in Marine Biology, responded to the recent flash floods that occurred in Durban and other parts of KwaZulu-Natal over the Easter Weekend by organising a clean-up at the Durban Harbour.
Umfundi wezeMfundo, uMnu Luthando Molefe, obe ngomunye wabafundi abavelele nabayisibani abawu-40.Click here for English version
Umfundi wezeMfundo, uMnu Luthando Molefe, uthakasile ngokubalwa nabafundi abavelele nabayisibani abawu-40. Ukhethwe ngabalingani bakhe ophikweni lwase-Edgewood kanti ungomunye wabanqobe Spotlight on Greatness Competition yaminyaka yonke ehlolwa wuPhiko lwezokuXhumana lwaseNyuvesi.
Fine Arts student, Ms Georgina Calder with her artwork.Fine Arts student, Ms Georgina Calder, recently held an exhibition titled:Arranging Retrieved Memoriesat the Jack Heath Gallery in Pietermaritzburg Calder's work is shaped around her memories of her childhood in the city. She uses the weaver's nest to serve as a metaphor for her memories.
The Dolsden Oracle team handing over the book donation to the Clermont Library.As part of National Library Week, Dolsden Oracle - a company formed by postgraduate students from the College of Law and Management Studies - donated 250 books to Clermont Library. The community outreach initiative was a result of the collaboration between Dolsden Oracle, the United Nations and UKZN.
Professor Langa Khumalo who delivered a keynote address at the 6th Annual Internationalization Summit. Professor Langa Khumalo, the Director of the University Language Planning and Development Office within the Teaching and Learning Division, delivered a keynote address at the 6th Annual Internationalization Summit at the University of Denver in Colorado, US on 12 April. The theme of the Summit was Decolonizing Internationalization: Critical Views on International Education and Global Narratives of Nationalism.
Top achievers in the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science seen on the Westville and Pietermaritzburg campuses.
Scenes of a successful World Safety Day commemoration at the Howard College Theatre.
Mr Tshililo Farisani who will spend a year at Bergen University. Graduate School of Business and Leadership’s doctoral student, Mr Tshililo Farisani, will attend summer school at Bergen University in Norway for 10 days in June. Furthermore, he will also be remaining at Bergen University for a year as a student with access to the institute's libraries and resources.
Mr Lunganathi Hose who is doing his community service in Newcastle. Newcastle is a fast-growing centre and I like the fact it doesn’t only remind me of home but also feels like home,’ says Mr Lunganathi Hose, who is currently doing his Physiotherapy community service at Madadeni Hospital in the town.
