Participants of webinar (from left) Dr Ntobeko Biyela, Professor Nombulelo Magula, Professor Kennedy Nyamande, and Dr Sandile Kubheka.Click here for isiZulu version
Clinicians have found that Long COVID (LC) symptoms can extend up to 12 weeks in many cases with serious consequences, says the Head of Pulmonology at UKZN, Professor Kennedy Nyamande, who was speaking at a UKZN College of Health Sciences webinar.
UKZN is offering a BSc in Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation from 2022.Click here for isiZulu version
The 4th Industrial Revolution has seen an increase in the use of spatial data for decision-making in line with promoting evidence-based and knowledge driven economies.
Dr Iliya Kwoji.UKZN student and veterinarian and bacteriologist in the Department of Veterinary Microbiology, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Maiduguri in Nigeria, Dr Iliya Kwoji, has been appointed American Society for Microbiology Young Ambassador to South Africa.
Mr Mzwandile Zulu.
From left: UKZN’s Dr Leigh Jarvis who facilitated the webinar; and speakers, UKZN alumnus Mr Dhevan Pillay and senior mining, energy and legal strategist and tactician, Mr Ted Blom.
Panellists at the SMIG Webinar from left: Professor Dan Remenyi, Dr David Sarpong, Professor Rosemond Boohene, Professor Vannie Naidoo, and Dr Thea van der Westhuizen.
The FRESH (Females Rising through Education, Support and Health) clinical research team gives the ‘V’ for victory sign for Lactin-V on launch day.
Professor Jeff Smithers.
Next-generation project managers.
Prize winner, Mr Bonga Ngcobo.
UKZN’s Mr Zwelithethindaba Sapula who is bringing pro beach soccer to the province.Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN’s Mr Zweli Sapula has been appointed CEO for Pro Beach Soccer in KwaZulu-Natal. The Pro Beach Soccer League, set to kick off in September, will be played on eThekwini’s South Beach as a two-round league.
Health experts (top from left): Dr Salomé Meyer and Professor Fatima Suleman. Middle from left: Drs Andrew Gray, Fatima Hassan and Marumo Nkomo. Bottom from left: Mr Mark Heywood and Dr Kiu Siang Tay.
College of Health Sciences Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor Busi Ncama.‘The success of staff is the success of UKZN and its management,’ said UKZN’s College of Health Sciences Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor Busi Ncama, who was speaking at the College’s 2021 Academic Promotions Workshop.
Professor Vannie Naidoo.Click here for isiZulu version
Following her laudable community engagement endeavours, Professor Vannie Naidoo of UKZN’s School of Management, Information Technology and Governance was invited by the Director of CECEU, Professor Saad Znad Darwish of the Kingdom University in Bahrain, to facilitate a webinar on Academic Staff Wellness During COVID-19.
Professor Mariam Seedat-Khan (right) and alumnus, Dr Ara Ramnund-Mansingh.Clinical Sociologist in the School of Social Sciences, Professor Mariam Seedat-Khan and UKZN alumnus, Dr Ara Ramnund-Mansingh are part of the Higher Educational Attainment Inequalities and Single Parent families in SA (HEAPS): Differences by Region, Gender and Race project.
Dr Beatrice Okyere-Manu with her new book.
