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Gift of the Givers co-founder Zorah Sooliman graduates with master's degree
Her husband Dr Imtiaz Sooliman, who is the director and co-founder of the foundation, was seen celebrating her graduation with her and said he is so proud of...
The celebrations, as they collect their qualifications, have been the highlight of each ceremony.
The film is based on the university’s social work senior lecturer Dr Maud Mthembu’s book about COVID-19 titled 'Uhambo lwami ngesikhathi sekhovithi - My journey during COVID-19.’
A team of geologists examined the sediment record from the seabed off the coast of Durban and found that there was a period – under higher sea levels – when storms were much more extreme than they are now.
Siphelele Mazibuko earned her Master's degree in Theology to delve deeper into issues pertaining to the intersection of gender, sexuality, health and religion.
Although the details are sketchy at the moment, the university believes the student may have died of natural causes.
The University of KwaZulu-Natal's Professor Colleen Aldous said that despite some scientists saying that there was lack of evidence on the drug's efficacy to treat the disease, it did hold clinical benefits.
Geneticist and clinical researcher at UKZN professor Colleen Aldous said the anti-parasitic drug was not a miracle cure, but research she's studied shows Ivermectin is having a positive impact on COVID-19 treatment.
A leaked 2016 forensic report by accounting firm KPMG, seen by Eyewitness News, detailed several student admission anomalies at the University of KwaZulu-Natal’s medical school.
Scientists tracked Cape Town’s initial coronavirus infections well before the introduction of the national lockdown.
Nokubonga Sithole suffered a stroke that paralysed the left side of her body in October 2018. She received treatment in hospital and was later discharged to begin her recovery at home.
The report by a University of KwaZulu-Natal-led research team was made public on Wednesday following an investigation at the facility.
Yet another building has been torched at the University of KwaZulu-Natal’s Edgewood Campus amidst ongoing student protests at the university. #UKZN protests #UKZN
The university’s vice-chancellor professor Nana Poku confirmed the arson in a letter to students and staff.
This followed intervention by the KZN government as well as the university council.
The premier said he met with UKZN management and student representatives on Friday and established that both parties had been stubborn during their negotiations but this was now being resolved.
Duduzane Zuma urged students at UKZN to channel their frustrations into making a difference.
Chaos erupted on Wednesday morning at the University of KwaZulu-Natal's Westville campus. The university has been gripped by violent protests since the start of this year. It's understood that some students were angered by the university's demand of a 15% upfront fee payment towards historical debt.
Students had been staging protests over the past two weeks against the university’s demand that some students pay a portion of their historic debt before they can register.