Ms Thandi Ngxongo outside her fuel station in Durban.Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN alumnus, Ms Thandi Ngxongo, who graduated cum laude with a Master of Business Administration degree in 2019, now owns her own fuel station!
Professor Viranjay M Srivastava.Click here for isiZulu version
Electronic Engineering lecturer at UKZN Professor Viranjay M Srivastava is highly ranked among the top 500 researchers in Africa, according to the Scopus listing.
Women making their mark in space physics, from left to right: Dr Judy Stephenson, Dr Zama Katamzi-Joseph and Ms Tsige Atilaw.Click here for isiZulu version
In a relatively rare occurrence, three African-born women have together published breakthrough research in the field of space physics.
Durban Global Shapers at the beach clean-up at Blue Lagoon in Durban.
Professor Tafadzwa Mabhaudhi.Research Associate Professor at UKZN and Co-Director of the Centre for Transformative Agricultural and Food Systems Tafadzwa Mabhaudhi was featured in the online magazine: The Water Wheel in recognition of his outstanding achievements and research work.
Participants in the webinar (from left) Ms Nombulelo Shange, Mr Sphelele Ngubane, Professor Mathew Varghese, Mr Ndumiso Mbuthuma, and Ms Hleliwe Khumalo.The Centre for Civil Society (CCS) within the School of Built Environment and Development Studies hosted a webinar that allowed young people to voice opinions on a variety of political, social and environmental issues and challenges they face during the COVID-19 pandemic.
UKZN and the University of Johannesburg hosted an International Jazz Day event.
Professor Shenuka Singh.Click here for isiZulu version
Professor Shenuka Singh of UKZN’s Dentistry Discipline has been invited by the World Health Organization (WHO) to be a member of a working group to develop a tool for benchmarking of research ethics oversight.
An image of semen under a microscope.Professor Donrich Thaldar of UKZN’s School of Law served as an amicus curiae in a landmark case heard recently in the Pretoria High Court involving a sperm donor seeking access to a five-year-old child he had helped conceive through artificial insemination.
Panellists at the mental health and well-being webinar, top from left: Professor Anna Meyer-Weitz, Professor Matshepo Matoane and Mr Sabelo Gumede. Bottom from left: Ms Taegan Devar, Ms Zininzi Bomoyi, Ms Busisiwe Ramabodu and Ms Hazel Langa.
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African Music and Dance students perform onstage. 
