Dietetics Student Among Top 10 Contenders for Miss South Africa Title
Click here for isiZulu version Ms Ayanda Thabethe, a final-year student in the Discipline of Dietetics and Human Nutrition at UKZN is one of the
26/06/2022
Land Degradation in Africa – the Answer Lies in the Soil
Most flood damage caused by the torrential rain in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) earlier this year occurred in residential areas and informal settlements where soils are disturbed
15/06/2022
Going Bananas for Academia
‘UKZN has laid a great foundation for my academic career as I have been a student here since first year,’ says PhD graduate in Plant
10/06/2022
Accelerated Academic Development Programme Bears Fruit
Three emerging academics who were part of UKZN’s Accelerated Academic Development Programme (AADP) have graduated with their PhDs. Dr Siphiwe Mqadi graduated with a PhD
04/06/2022
NSTF-South32 Finalists Celebrated for Outstanding Contributions
Academics and researchers from UKZN’s Colleges of Agriculture, Engineering and Science (CAES) and Health Sciences (CHS) are finalists for the prestigious National Science Technology Forum (NSTF)-South32 awards for
04/06/2022
Lotus FM’s Newsbreak interviews Prof Andrew Green and Prof Mohammed Mostafa
Lotus FM Newsbreak By Newsbreak Producer, Taliesha Naidoo – Heavy rains have dealt two destructive blows to the province of KwaZulu-Natal. In April, the floods
30/05/2022
Prof Albert Modi speaks to Morning Live about food insecurity for World Hunger Day
Morning Live According to the World Hunger Day website, a third of the global population does not have access to nutritious food, and the current
30/05/2022
Prof Andrew Green speaks to the media about the effect of the floods on KZN’s coastal region
ECR Newswatch We speak to a local expert on Coastal Geology and floods, Prof Andrew Green from UKZN, who explains why some coastal areas were
23/05/2022