
Music Discipline Holds 16th African Cultural Calabash Festival
The African Music Outreach Community Development Class within the School of Arts hosted its 16th African Cultural Calabash Festival under the theme of Sounds of Peace Imvunge Yokuthula.
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Dr Vincent Nyamori joined UKZN’s Westville campus Chemistry staff as a young lecturer in 2008, fresh from a two-year term as a postdoctoral research Fellow at the University of the Witwatersrand.
In commemoration of World Stroke Day, UKZN - in partnership with the Heart and Stroke Foundation of South Africa - lit up the Memorial Tower Building (MTB) on the Howard College campus in green with the impressive sight visible from many parts of Durban.
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Three UKZN Registrars were announced as winners of research awards during the 20th National Congress of the South African Society of Psychiatrists (SASOP).
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The work of the Sustainable Transportation Research Group (STRg) in Civil Engineering at UKZN was highlighted in the Outlook newsletter of the Durban branch of the South African Institution of Civil Engineering.
UKZN’s College of Health Sciences hosted a webinar on Interprofessional Education and Collaborative Practice (IPE) in the professions of dentistry, nursing, medicine, pharmacy, osteopathic medicine and public health.
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The Ntuli Family, comprising UKZN students and alumni, participated in Family Feud South Africa, the popular international television game show with Steve Harvey as the host.
Discipline of Traditional Medicine PhD student Ms Khanyisile Mngomezulu’s abstract has been selected as the best in the Track A: Basic Science section and she has been invited to deliver the paper at the 2021 International Conference on AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Infections in Africa (ICASA) next month.
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English studies postdoctoral student in UKZN’s School of Arts Dr Danyela Demir has co-authored a book titled: Tracing the (Post)Apartheid Novel Beyond 2000. Demir is under the supervision of Professor Lindy Stiebel.