Musicians together here are (top, from left) Neil Gonsalves Trio +2; and Zoe The Seed; and (bottom) N’den (Thuli Zama and David Smith).Click here for isiZulu version
Jazz lecturer Mr Neil Gonsalves, vocalist and UKZN alumnus Zoe The Seed, and music duo N’den have partnered with Concerts SA for a series of three live performances at UKZN’s Centre for Jazz and Popular Music in a resumption of the Centre’s popular Trios concerts.
Ms Simangele Mkhize.Click here for isiZulu version
Graduate School of Business and Leadership (GSB&L) student Ms Simangele Mkhize was awarded a coaching package from Standard Bank at its Top Women Virtual Conference.
Dr Claudia Loggia. 
From left: Ms Lydia Mabhaudi, Dr Beatrice Okyere-Manu, Ms Zanele Ncwane, and Dr Zamambo Mkhize.
Mr Phindiwe Mbhele.
Macroeconomics Symposium keynote speakers Professor Honest Prosper Ngowi (left) and Dr Montfort Mlachila.
Mr Luthando Molefe. 
Top from left: Professor Nhlanhla Mkhize, Dr Siphelele Zulu, Professor Suvira Ramlall, Professor Matshepo Matoane and Dr Lynn Norton. Bottom from left: Mr Siyabonga Africa Mkhize, Ms Claudia Pfeiffer, Mrs Busisiwe Ramabodu and Dr Gulshan Sugreen.
Professor Khathutshelo Percy Mashige.Click here for isiZulu version
Dean and Head of the School of Health Sciences Professor Khathutshelo Percy Mashige has been promoted to the position of a full professor - a high honour in the career of an academic.
Slam Jam Winner Xabiso Vili (left) and the Making of Poetry in the Valley.
Ms Tivana Chellan.Fifth-year Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery student Ms Tivana Chellan (22) was shortlisted out of 200 nominees for the International Rising Star Award at the 2021 Safety and Health Excellence Awards interactive digital conference.
The Extended Learning Division’s Mr Mxolisi Miya and Ms Sarah Haffenden with Vukukhanye educators Ms Winnie Maphumulo and Ms Dineo Seroke.Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN’s Extended Learning (UEL) division adopted the Vukukhanye Educare Centre in Chesterville, Durban, in the aftermath of the looting and burning in Durban in July.
Scenes from the E-learning Symposium.
UKZN serving the community on World Sight Day: Dr Zamadonda Xulu-Kasaba, Ms Andiswa Ndwandwe, a delighted patient, Ms Tsatsawani Hlungwani and Ms Anam Memon.Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN third-year Optometry students marked World Sight Day by providing clinical services to taxi drivers in collaboration with the Phumlani Dube foundation, the Active Citizens Movement and VW Durban.
