, Bongumusa Gwala (right) and Ndumiso Mkhize how his new maths app works .jpg)
uMnuz Lloyd Gordon (ohleli Phakathi nendawo) ekhombisa abafundi ukuthi isebenza kanjani i-app yakhe.Click here for English version
UMnuz Lloyd Gordon, oneziqu ze-Computer Science zase-UKZN, ngesonto eledlule wethule i-app yokufunda izibalo, i-Open Omnia, ukusiza abafundi nezitshudeni abanenkinga yezibalo.
Dr Nomkhosi Luthuli (left) and Ms Hlengiwe Ndlela who participated in the 2019 Forbes Woman Africa Leading Women Summit.
FAIMER scholarship recipient, Professor Mergan Naidoo.
A map indicating the new cases of depression in the province of KwaZulu-Natal.UKZN academics and their peers from the United States and the United Kingdom undertook a study of the spatial structuring of depression on a national scale in South Africa. This longitudinal study, a world first, was recently published in the prestigious scientific journal Nature Scientific Reports.
UKZN Social Sciences student, Mr Khethani Njoko, speaks at a Man in Responsibility event.Social Sciences student Mr Khethani Njoko is passionate about social change. His life experiences led him to question the cause of “immoral” behaviour by men. This led to the establishment of an organisation at UKZN called Man In Responsibility, which identifies problems faced by young men on campus with the aim of addressing and solving those issues.
Kusukela kwesobunxele: uKwazini Zulu, uNomqhele Dube, uSamkelisiwe Mkhize, uNkosingiphile Ntshangase, uMuhle Ndwalane noMongezi Dlamini.Click here for English version
Minyaka yonke iNyuvesi yaKwaZulu-Natal (i-UKZN) ihlonipha abafundi abangama-40 ogalelo labo lingagcini nje ezifundweni zabo kuphela. Kulo nyaka phakathi kwabafundi abangama-40, abahlanu bavela ku-Enactus yase-UKZN.
The Old Main Building on UKZN’s Pietermaritzburg campus, the University’s oldest building.
UKZN staff and students are encouraged to wear purple on 26 March to show support for students and staff living with epilepsy.One in 100 people in South Africa suffers from epilepsy, according to the World Health Organization. This has inspired University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) student Ms Anisha Govender, who was diagnosed with epilepsy in 2016, to call for the University community to wear purple on 26 March to raise awareness of the neurological condition that causes nerve cell activity in the brain to be disturbed.
UKZN academics at ICCWS 2019, from left: Dr Brett van Niekerk, Dr Trishana Ramluckan and Mr Barend Pretorius.UKZN academics recently presented at the 14th International Conference of Cyber Warfare and Security (ICCWS) hosted by Stellenbosch University and the CSIR.
Six papers from UKZN were presented at the conference. The conference exhibited over 50 full presentations and 12 postgraduate presentations in the PhD and Masters Colloquiums with presenters from 16 countries.
From left: Sr Mumsy Gule, Sr Kogie Govender, Sr Philile Hlongwa, Rev Dr Lehlohonolo Mathibe, Sr Fiona Ward, Sr Jane Taylor and Sr Thandi Khumalo.University of KwaZulu-Natal’s Discipline of Pharmaceutical Sciences academic, Rev Dr Lehlohonolo Mathibe, recently told KwaZulu-Natal Coastal Region’s South African Society of Occupational Health Nurses (SASOHN) at Umkhumbane Community Hall in Chesterville, Durban, that antibiotics have done wonders for the medical world.
UKZN Extended Learning hosted a workshop on the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Professor David McQuoid-Mason who recently recieved a A2 grading from the NRF for his international work as a scholar.Recently, while he was away in Somalia advising the Federal Ministry on Legal Aid, Professor David McQuoid-Mason of the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, received the good news that he had received an A2 grading from the National Research Foundation (NRF) for his world-wide work as a scholar in clinical legal education and access to justice.
Highlights from the 22nd Time of the Writer Festival.The 22nd Time of the Writer festival, organised by UKZN’s Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) within the College of Humanities,had a successful run at the Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre from 13 to 16 March.
Ms Reyanka Kisten, UKZN third-year student, who will represent SA in the World Snow Volleyball Tour. 
uNksz Janine Hicks olwela amalungelo abantu besifazane nofundisa eSikoleni SezoMthetho e-UKZN, aphinde abe nguSihlalo we-UKZN Gender-based Violence Committee.Click here for English version
UNksz Janine Hicks, olwela amalungelo abantu besifazane, nofundisa eSikoleni SezoMthetho nonguSihlalo we-UKZN Gender-based Violence Committee, usanda kuba yisikhulumi emhlanganweni obudingida iqhaza nokumeleleka kwabantu besifazane kwezombusazwe.
uMnuz Mohammed Vawda obulale izethameli ngensini ngesikhathi eshiyelana inkundla nabanye osomahlaya.Click here for English version
Uthisha we-Population Studies, uMnuz Mohammed Vawda, ubengomunye wosomahlaya abebeshiyelana inkundla ku-Kings & Queens of Comedy ye-East Coast Radio e-Durban ICC.
A poster of the Jokes & Jazz event scheduled for 26 March at the UKZN Centre for Jazz and Popular Music.
Rosemary Ladlau in her beautiful garden.
Highlights from the World Hearing Day celebrations by UKZN Audiology students at the RP Moodley Special School. 
Delegates at the International Fundraising Congress (IFC) Pop Ups.For anyone involved in fundraising for a non-profit organisation (NPO), school or faith-based organisation, the International Fundraising Congress (IFC) Pop Ups at UKZN Westville campus HVDC Smart Grid Centre provided an ideal opportunity to strengthen their fundraising knowledge and skills on 7 March.
New Charter members of the Eta Kappa Nu displaying their certificates of membership.The UKZN Mu Eta Chapter of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Eta Kappa Nu (IEEE-HKN) Honours Society held its third charter induction ceremony on 26 February 2019 on Howard College campus in the Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering (EECE) building.
