UKZN’s Enactus team.Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN’s Enactus team finished in the Top 16 at the virtual Enactus World Cup 2020 - a huge achievement as it puts the University among on the top one percent of Higher Education Institutions globally in areas of social entrepreneurship, innovation, and sustainable impact.
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UKZN lecturer, Dr Mzamo Shozi.Click here for isiZulu version
Senior lecturer in the School of Chemistry and Physics (SCP), Dr Mzamo Shozi is among the Mail & Guardian’s 200 Young South Africans (YSA) for 2020 in recognition of his work in catalysis and organometallic chemistry.
UKZN Anthropologist and researcher, Professor Maheshvari Naidu.
Dr Maserole Christina Kgari-Masondo, Economic History and Development Senior Lecturer.
Master’s student, Mr Nqubenhle Mbokazi.Click here for isiZulu version
Master’s student in Development Studies, Mr Nqubenhle Mbokazi has been awarded the prestigious Kader Asmal Fellowship to pursue his postgraduate studies at the University College Cork in Ireland for 12 months.
UKZN and Durban University of Technology researchers (top from left) Professor Mahmoud Soliman, Dr Depika Dwarka, Professor Himansu Baijnath, (bottom) Professor Jason Mellem, and Mr Clement Agoni.UKZN and Durban University of Technology (DUT) scientists are working together on a project to identify bioactive compounds in South African plants that could potentially be effective in treatment against SARS-CoV-2.
Mr Bonginkosi Shozi, Ms Tamanda Kamwendo, Ms Nomfundo Mbokazi, Ms Amy Gooden and Mr Meshandren Naidoo.
Webinar participants (from left): Mrs Busisiwe Ramabodu, Ms Nonjabulo Zondi, Mr Sbongumusa Siyaya and Ms Nondumiso Dludla.
UKZN Senior lecturer, Mr Andy Gray.Click here for isiZulu version
College of Health Sciences Senior lecturer, Mr Andy Gray is the co-winner of the annual Helen Clark-Journal of Pharmaceutical Policy and Practice (JoPPP) Award for Pharmaceutical Policy and Practice Research.
UKZN alumni (from left) Mr Keshin Govender, Mr Jhono Bennett and Mr Sicelo Bhengu.
Ms Shannon Landers, PhD candidate in the Centre for Communication, Media and Society.When my first-year students started posting the controversial images from the TRESemmé/ Clicks advert on our WhatsApp group, I was aghast because I could not understand how such a tone-deaf campaign, rooted in racist and derogatory discourses about afro-textured hair, could be made public.
Dr Cormac Price (top left and bottom right) and Mr Nick Evans (top left) in action tagging, measuring and capturing snakes in Durban.An eight-part television series titled Snake Season, produced by People°sWeather for their DStv channel 180 focusing on weather, environmental and lifestyle news, features two researchers from the School of Life Sciences (SLS) who are working with local reptile and amphibian expert Mr Nick Evans.
Historian Professor Nomalanga Mkhize (left) delivered the 2020 John Langalibalele Dube Memorial Lecture. Pictured right is Nobel Peace Prize laureate and founder of the ANC, the late John Dube.
Participants at the colloquium.Leader of the Health Law and Ethics Research Group at the School of Law Professor Donrich Thaldar - in collaboration with the International Association for Bioethics and Genetics Network - hosted the first instalment of a colloquium series on African Philosophy, Genetics and Genomics.
UKZN students from left: Ms Kaylee Becker, Ms Noluthando Greaves, Ms Mbalenhle Masilo and Ms Minenhle Ngcongo.
