A collage of the UKZN campuses.
Ms Gugu Mjilo and her book.Click here for isiZulu version
PhD student in Political Sciences Ms Gugu Mjilo has penned an autobiography about living with a disability called Akulahlwa Mbeleko Ngakufelwa that is derived from a Zulu proverb about hope and second chances.
Ms Gugulethu Zondi and her study guide.
The CCA will host the Artfluence Festival with Dr Pieter-Dirk Uys as the keynote speaker. The inaugural Artfluence Human Rights Arts Festival with a focus on the arts, the constitution and democracy is currently being presented by the Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) within the College of Humanities in partnership with the Embassy of The Netherlands.
UKZN InQubate in collaboration with Spoor and Fisher Attorneys will host a webinar on copyright protection on 7 May 2021 in celebration of World IP Day.
UKZN Extended Learning (UEL) is offering its loyal clients a mid-year sales promotion for any course commencing in May or June 2021.Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN Extended Learning (UEL) is offering its loyal clients a mid-year sales promotion for any course commencing in May or June 2021.
Celebrating 27 years of democracy on 27 April 2021.Click here for isiZulu version
On 27 April 2021, South Africans celebrated the 27th anniversary of the first non-racial democratic election that ushered in a new era for a country with a history of discrimination and oppression.
Children’s book Uhambo Lwami ngesikhathi seKhovidi is handed over to UKZN’s Ma’at Institute.Click here for isiZulu version
Social work lecturer, Dr Maud Mthembu visited the Ma’at Institute (formerly the Afrocology Unit) to hand over copies of her recent children’s book Uhambo Lwami ngesikhathi seKhovidi.
The BAQONDE project team members.UKZN is collaborating with universities in South Africa and Europe to develop the Boosting the use of African Languages in Higher Education: A Qualified Organised Nationwide Development Strategy for South Africa (BAQONDE) Project which was established to provide an effective response to one of South Africa’s national priorities: the development of African Languages in Higher Education.
Panellists from the webinar clockwise from left: Mr Buhle Dludla, Professor Thumbi Ndung’u, Dr Vincent Zishiri, Mr Vijesh Samjhawan and Ms Jabu Hlophe.
