Professor Nana Poku, Chair of the Frontline AIDS Board of Trustees.
UKZN’s Professor Hassan Kaya weighed in on a discussion on traditional medicine hosted by SA FM.Click here for isiZulu version
Director of the Department of Science and Innovation-National Research Foundation Centre in Indigenous Knowledge Systems (CIKS) at UKZN, Professor Hassan Kaya participated in a panel discussion hosted by SA FM and the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture in the run-up to Human Rights Day.
PhD student in Geography and Environmental Management and Hindu youth leader, Ms Tashmica Sharma.Click here for isiZulu version
PhD student in Geography and Environmental Management and Hindu youth leader, Ms Tashmica Sharma has been appointed by the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs to represent the South African Hindu Maha Sabha on the KZN Climate Change and Sustainable Development Council chaired by the Honourable Premier of the province, Mr Sihle Zikalala, for the period February 2021 to March 2024.
Writer Ms Zukiswa Wanner opened the 24th Time of the Writer Festival. The 24th edition of the Time of the Writer International Festival hosted by the Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) in the College of Humanities was presented virtually on its social media channels, with a keynote address by writer, editor, publisher and curator Ms Zukiswa Wanner.
Panellists (clockwise from left) Professor Bonga Chiliza, Professor Suvira Ramlall, Dr Saeeda Paruk and Dr Peter Milligan. 
First-year students and their parents were welcomed during the University’s virtual Parents’ Day on 13 March.
Professor David McQuoid-Mason celebrates 50 years in academia.Click here for isiZulu version
Advocating for social justice inspired by his meetings with Nelson Mandela; establishing one of the first university Law clinics in South Africa; being a National Research Foundation A-rated researcher; and teaching some of South Africa’s best legal minds, are some of the iconic achievements for which Law Professor David McQuoid-Mason of UKZN’s Centre for Socio-Legal Studies will be honoured during the celebration of his 50th anniversary in academia at the University.
Participants at the Unsettling Paradigms - the Decolonial Turn Colloquium.The College of Humanities hosted a virtual colloquium on Bridging the Oppressive Divide between the Humanities, Arts and Technology towards An Interdisciplinary Curriculum for Redress and Spatial Transformation in post-apartheid South Africa.
From left to right: Professors Nhlanhla Mkhize, Labby Ramrathan, Nobuhle Ndimande-Hlongwa and Johannes A Smit. 
Mental health experts (clockwise from left) Ms Cindy Coleman, Dr Hilton Humphries and Ms Tracey Brand presented at the SAMSA webinar.Click here for isiZulu version
The UKZN Chapter of the South African Medical Students Association (SAMSA) hosted an enlightening webinar to assist students and members of the public to cope with grief.
Ensuring continuity in the global supply chain.
