Emeritus Professor Manfred Hellberg.Click here for isiZulu version
Emeritus Professor Manfred Hellberg of the School of Chemistry and Physics has been profiled among 62 long-standing members of the Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf) in its Legends of South African Science II publication.
Bachelor of Commerce in IT and Supply Chain Management graduate, Mr Muhle Ndwalane.
Human Resources expert, Professor Shaun Ruggunan, to serve on the Editorial Review Board of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion: An International Journal.Click here for isiZulu version
Human Resources (HR) expert, Professor Shaun Ruggunan, has been invited to serve on the Editorial Review Board of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion: An International Journal (EDI Journal).
Professor Betty Mubangizi has penned an opinion piece on insights gleaned from a Zoom series on the impact of the pandemic on rural community members.As the COVID-19 pandemic and government’s response to it continue to evolve, there are stories of both excellence and failure in terms of how South Africans’ livelihood resources and activities have been affected.
Professor Saleem Badat cautions against hyper advocacy for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Presenters Ms Rethabile Nhlapho and Mr Devon Windvogel explored global macroeconomics and the COVID-19 pandemic.The implications of COVID-19 for global macroeconomics was the topic of discussion at the recent Zoom session hosted by the Macroeconomics Research Unit (MRU) which comprises of academics and postgraduate students whose mission is to advance and develop research in this field.
Mr Ayanda Mbatha.
From left: Professor Shaun Ruggunan, Dr Ashika Maharaj, Mr Jonathan Naicker and Mr Linden Singh.
Mr Lungelo Zuma, final-year BSc student in Microbiology and Genetics.Mr Lungelo Zuma, a final-year BSc student in Microbiology and Genetics, is making just some of his many dreams come true by cultivating a career as a musician, building an e-commerce site he believes could make life easier for students, and focusing on his studies with the aim of establishing a microbiology company.
From left: Professors Michael Anthony Samuel, Hyleen Mariaye, Paul Webb, and John Chang’ach and Ms Malve Von Moellendorff. 
Dr Upasana Singh, Professor Labby Ramrathan (top right) and Professor Anil Kanjee.Click here for isiZulu version
The College of Humanities Curriculum Transformation Project led by Professor Labby Ramrathan, recently hosted a continuous assessment workshop led by Professor Anil Kanjee (Tshwane University of Technology) and Dr Upasana Singh (UKZN).
Dr Khanyisile Brenda Nhlengethwa has graduated with a PhD in Science Education.
Mr Dion Chang.Click here for isiZulu version
Trend analyst and Flux Trends founder, Mr Dion Chang provided a glimpse into how the lockdown easing will affect different businesses and sectors in his presentation titled: The Great Staggering, at a webinar hosted by Professor Ana Martins, interim Dean and Head of the Graduate School of Business and Leadership, as part of its Webinar Series.
