UKZN’s Dr Macdonald Kanyangale and Mr Dhashen Naicker at the PMR.africa Excellence Awards ceremony.UKZN’s Graduate School of Business and Leadership (GSB&L) has been ranked second overall in the Professional Market Research Africa (PMR).africa annual national survey of Accredited Business Schools offering MBA degrees in South Africa.
USolwazi Andrew Green.Click here for the English version
USolwazi Andrew Green wase-School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (e-SAEES) uzoklonyeliswa nge-American Geophysical Union (i-AGU) ehlonipha igalelo lakhe ocwaningweni lwezesayensi yamanzi odlwandle.
UNks Joan Akob esemcimbini wemiklomelo i-SA Diaspora Women’s Awards.Click here for the English version
Ungoti kwezokudla okunomsoco noyitoho ekufundiseni i-Dietetics ne-Human Nutrition e-University of KwaZulu-Natal (e-UKZN) uNks Joan Akob uthole umklomelo we-Emerging Scientists eklonyeliswa yi-Dynamic Ladyz (DL) Network.
MLCC partners from UKZN, Bristol-Myers Squibb and the Department of Health.UKZN’s Multinational Lung Cancer Control Programme (MLCCP) launched phase two of its project at Durban’s Addington Hospital in collaboration with the Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Secure the Future (BMSF STF) Cancer African Network for Care, Education and Research (CANcer), and the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health (KZN DoH)
“Call me a Woman” march on the Edgewood campus.
Learners and staff at Sibongindlela High School in Umbumbulu with UKZN’s Ms Leena Rajpal and Mr Vassan Bensingh of the Department of Education and two of their new microscopes.The College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science, with the assistance of Mr Vassan Bensingh of the Department of Education, organised the donation of 54 microscopes from the Discipline of Geology to three under-resourced high schools near Durban.
Speakers at the Medicine Update Symposium in Durban.
UKZN staff members and students at the Church History Society of Southern Africa conference.UKZN church history academics and PhD students attended the annual conference of the Church History Society of Southern Africa (CHSSA) held at the University of South Africa in Pretoria under the theme Church and Land in an Historical Perspective.
Students attending the Huawei roadshow hosted by the Discipline of Computer Science.
Tribute to Mama Africa concert for Heritage Month.
Dr Ntokozo Nzimande.
USolwazi Thabo Msibi nabafundisa e-UKZN nezitshudeni ngenkathi kuvulwa ingqalasizinda yezitshudeni ezinokukhubazeka ophikweni i-Edgewood.Click here for the English version
Kwethulwe ngokusemthethweni isizinda samakhompytha sabafundi esifinyeleleka kalula eSikoleni sezeMfundo emcimbini obuhanjelwe iDini yeSikole, uSolwazi Thabo Msibi, abafundi abanokukhubazeka, amalungu oPhiko olwelekelela abanokukhubazeka eNyuvesi YaKwaZulu-Natal (e-UKZN) kanye nothisha.
UDkt Alude Mahali noSolwazi Relebohile Moletsane nencwadi yabo entsha.Click here for the English version
I-UKZN ngokubambisana ne-Human Sciences Research Council ikhombise iqophamlando i-Ready or Not! Black Students’ Experiences of South African Universities.
At the Symposium are (from left) Professor Albert Modi, Mr Rod Stevens, Professor Festo Massawe, Ms Lungi Ndlovu, Professor Steve Worth and Mr Ashwin Seetal.Developing resilience through partnerships and collaboration was explored during the annual Ukulinga Howard Davis Memorial Symposium hosted by UKZN at its Ukulinga Research Farm in Pietermaritzburg.
Highlights from the College of Humanities Doctoral Research Proposal Presentations.
Winners and attendees of the Obstetrics and Gynaecology Registrars MMed Symposium.
At the University of Botswana are UKZN staff members (from left) Mr Sifiso Zulu, Dr Christina Kgari-Masondo, Professor Maheshvari Naidu, Professor Vivian Ojong, with Professor Andy Chebanne (UB).Staff from the School of Social Sciences in the College of Humanities, visited the University of Botswana (UB) to discuss strategic internationalisation and collaborative partnerships.
School of MIG women’s day luncheon celebration.
