The UKZN Infectious Diseases Cluster School in the College of Health Sciences hosted a seminar on the Tackling Infections to Benefit Africa (TIBA) Initiative. Acting Dean of Research in the College of Health Sciences Professor Moses Chimbari spoke on TIBA …
The UKZN Athletics Club recently hosted the first of three training runs to prepare for the upcoming 2018 Comrades Marathon taking place in June. The down run route test had three different starting points with the race finishing in Howard …
Dr Hugh Masekela, this son of Africa has spawned a generation of musicians who have contributed to the teaching and practical knowledge of jazz and popular music in South Africa and globally. The multi-talented flugelhornist, trumpeter, bandleader, composer, singer and …
The study highlights the importance of early HIV testing and antiretroviral treatment A study published in the prestigious journal Science sheds new light on how specific human genes can lead to the faster progression of AIDS-related illness in people living …
A lecturer in the School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science (SMSCS), Mrs Rosanne Els, attended a week-long workshop in Colorado in the United States on the topic of Understanding Risk in Shared CyberEcosystems (URISC). In addition to receiving training …
Academics and researchers from the School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (SAEES) hosted a workshop on the VALUE-AG modelling tool with training provided by researchers from the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) and the University of Adelaide …
Registration for the University of KwaZulu-Natal 2018 academic year will take place online and students can also register from home or in dedicated computer labs on each of the five campuses. Self-help/online registration (mainly for returning students) will take place …
Professor Michael Savage of the Discipline of Agrometeorology in the School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (SAEES) this year celebrated 40 years of teaching and conducting research at UKZN. Savage, whose career at the Institution started at the then University of Natal in …
Staff in the School of Education’s Chemistry discipline are celebrating their latest crop of graduates on the Edgewood campus – students who progressed from demonstrators to fully qualified teachers. The graduates shared their experiences for the year that they worked together …
UKZN’s Atmospheric Research Group (ATMRES) recently hosted its third training workshop for masters and PhD candidates, with the topic being Atmospheric Remote Sensing using ground and space borne techniques. Fifty-two participants, including 18 presenters, attended the three-day workshop, which included a laser …