Top KZN matriculants, Mr Aaron Naidu and Ms Shweta Harilal, who have chosen to study at UKZN.Click here for isiZulu version
KwaZulu-Natal’s top two achievers in the 2019 NSC matric exams have placed their faith in UKZN.
.I was startled to read Professor Jonathan Jansen’s piece titled ‘UKZN: It’s terrible seeing a varsity die, especially as it was preventable’ in his column published in the Times Live on 6 February 2020.
Fallen music legend, Dr Bhekizizwe Joseph Shabalala, who was awarded an Honorary Doctorate in Music by UKZN in 2010 for his distinguished contributions to the advancement of South African music.The University of KwaZulu-Natal joins South Africa, Africa and the rest of the world in mourning the death of Bhekizizwe Joseph Shabalala – the legendary musician and founding member of multiple Grammy award-winning vocal group, Ladysmith Black Mambazo.
Ms Nomasonto Mahlaba, master’s student working on UKZN’s Golden Kiwi project, with Professor Samson Tesfay in a kiwifruit orchard.UKZN is now a centre for innovative research that will contribute to the country’s nascent kiwifruit industry as a result of a new project being led by Professor Samson Tesfay in the Discipline of Horticultural Science.
From left: UKZN’s Mr Bonga Ngcobo; Dr Riana Kleynhans from Tshwane University of Technology; and Dr Karin Hannweg from Agricultural Research Council’s Tropical and Subtropical Crops Division.
CCMS students who visited the Uzalo TV show studio - (from left) Ms Rethabile Moeketsi, Ms Nolwazi Ngcobo, Mr Qiniso Mbili and Ms Shannon Landers.Four Centre for Communication, Media and Society (CCMS) honours students - Ms Rethabile Moeketsi, Ms Nolwazi Ngcobo, Mr Qiniso Mbili and PhD candidate Ms Shannon Landers - recently visited the Uzalo TV show studio in Durban, accompanied by their supervisor, Professor Lauren Dyll.
Presenters at the Colloquium.
Mr Mlungisi Shabalala during his visit at Oxford University.
Dr Maud Mthembu (extreme right) with Social Work students who visited Germany.
USolwazi Vishanthie Sewpaul noMphathinyuvesi we-Norwegian University of Science and Technology, uDkt Anne Borg.Click here for English version
Uthisha wase-UKZN wezeNhlalakahle uSolwazi u-Vishanthie Sewpaul uhlonishwe ngeziqu zobudokotela i-Norwegian University of Science and Technology (i-NTNU), obekungokokuqala emlandweni weNyuvesi ukuthi kuhlonishwe isifundiswa somkhakha wezeNhlalakahle.
USolwazi u-Fernando Albericio.Click here for English version
USolwazi u-Fernando Albericio, ongumcwaningi ohlonishwayo eSikoleni SezeKhemistri NeFiziksi ngomsebenzi wakhe kuma-amino acid, aziwa ngokuthi ngama-peptide, uphinde wathola ukukleliswa kwesigaba-A2 yi-National Research Foundation (i-NRF) yaseNingizimu Afrika.
I-UKZN yethule uhlelo olwehlukile lwezempilonhle yabasebenzi.Click here for English version
ISekelashansela NoMphathi wase-UKZN uSolwazi Nana Poku umemezele uhlelo lwabasebenzi olusha lwempilonhle olwenzelwe abasebenzi nemindeni yabo.
Ms Anne Chisa.UKZN student Ms Anne Chisa, who recently completed her Master’s of Science in Agriculture degree specialising in Crop Science, has joined a new initiative aimed at increasing the visibility of Africans working in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).
The latest editions of American author and founder of the Church of Scientology, L. Ron Hubbard.
Highlights from the Summer School hosted by the College of Humanities.
The Computer Science team receiving its award (top) and the Engineering team (bottom).
