Research on Wild Garlic’s Potential to Fight Diabetes
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In This Issue
- TATA Africa Holdings Awards Scholarships to 20 UKZN Students
- Be Careful What You Upload in Cyberspace, Warns Media Law Expert
- Durban Startup Weekend Opens Doors to the Business World for Aspiring Entrepreneurs
- UKZN to Launch Booklet on Female Genital Tract Bilharzia
- Usuku Lokuhlangana Nomqashi wakho kubafundi bezeMfundo
- UKZN Maths Lecturer Receives National Excellence in Teaching and Learning Award
- UKZN’s Sun-Photometer is Part of NASA’s Worldwide AERONET Network
- KZN Health MEC Celebrates World Sight Day at UKZN
- Higher Education Transformation Explored in Public Lecture
- Promoting Unity Through Diversity
- TB Patients at Risk of Failing HAART
- 18th Poetry Africa Finale at Rivertown Beer Hall Gallery
- Research into Bilharzia Transmitting Snails
- Offender Profiling Explained by Police Chief at UKZN Conference
- UKZN Students Doing Their Bit Aboard the Phelophepha Health Care Train
- Study Calls for Closer Look at Substance Abuse in Rural KZN Community
- Research on Wild Garlic’s Potential to Fight Diabetes
- US and UKZN Students Collaborate on Final Year Projects
- Enactus Leaders Feature on SABC-2’s Morning Live TV Programme
- UKZN Students Uplift Rural School
- Lecture Explores Dynamics of Business Industry
- UKZN Jazz Department Members on X Factor
- School of Applied Human Sciences Hosts Annual Postgraduate Conference
- Celebrating UKZN Women!
- Muffin Morning!