UKZN Chancellor, Dr Reuel Khoza.
Ms Siphokazi Jonas (left) and Dr Stella Nyanzi who headlined the opening of the Poetry Africa Festival.Click here for isiZulu version
The Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) within the College of Humanities, in partnership with the National Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences (NIHSS), French Institute of South Africa, and Total, virtually hosted the 25th Poetry Africa International Festival.
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Look out for red flags to prevent human trafficking and call 10111 or 0800 222 777 to report a case.Click here for isiZulu version
Traffickers often recruit victims using false offers of employment.
School of Accounting, Economics and Finance Open Day.
Final-year Audiology students.Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN’s final-year Audiology students hosted a deaf awareness campaign at Palmiet Primary School in Durban to commemorate Deaf Awareness Week.
Ms Amenda Makhetha.
Professor Imraan Coovadia who delivered the Mafika Gwala Annual Lecture.Click here for isiZulu version
The 2021 Mafika Gwala Annual Lecture was presented as a live-streamed panel discussion on the opening day of UKZN’s Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) 25th Poetry Africa Festival.
Business leader, speaker, writer and brand strategist Ms Rita Clifton CBE presented the latest Imbokodo workshop.Loving your Imposter - for Women in Higher Education Leadership and Academia was the theme of the latest Imbokodo workshop, an initiative aimed at empowering women to challenge their inner critic and embrace and promote their achievements while using this as a stepping-stone to take up more challenges and senior roles in the male-dominated Higher Education environment.
The College of Humanities hosted a symposium on the Intellectualisation of isiZulu as an African Language.Click here for isiZulu version
The College of Humanities in collaboration with the University Language Planning and Development Office hosted a symposium titled Promoting the Intellectualisation of isiZulu as an African Language.
Boss’ Day was celebrated on 16 October.
