The Durban University of Technology’s Gender Forum recently hosted a march supporting the 16 Days of Activism Against

The Durban University of Technology’s Technology Transfer and Innovations (TTI) unit recently hosted the National Treasury South Africa

With DUT’s academic year ending on Friday, 11 December 2015, students from the University are expected to spend

The Durban University of Technology and the International Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Co-operation (CTA) will host

The Durban University of Technology will on Friday, 27 November 2015 launch the Centre for Social Entrepreneurship (CSE)

Making DUT extremely proud is the recently qualified sixth-year Homeopathy student, Phindile Simphiwe Gift Khumalo, who became the

Issues of tourism, peace, security, culture, the environment and terrorism in Africa dominated talks that formed part of

The One Belt, One Road (OBOR) and a prosperous Africa conference kicked off this afternoon (Thursday, 19 November

In search for an innovative and cost effective alternative to pumice, which is used in the polishing of

The Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC), in partnership with the China Institute of International Studies (CIIS), the Durban

In honouring the work done by both students and its personnel, the Department of Drama and Production studies

Unaware of her diabetic condition, University of Zululand (Unizulu) staff member, Phindile Mthiyane (43), had no choice but

Mfundo Shozi is a 23-year-old young author, motivational speaker and entrepreneur. Born in Umlazi, Durban, Shozi was raised

The Durban University of Technology’s Clothing Management third-year students recently showcased their stunning designs and did exceptional…

DUT’s Interior Design graduate, Sifiso Shange’s deep passion for design, art and creativity has landed him in the

When the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) didn’t pay his full fees, Phakamani Ntimbane thought of other

The Durban University of Technology is saddened by the passing of writer, literary figure and activist, Lauretta Gloria

With ongoing reports on the increase in school violence, Fathima Dewan, a Peace Building PhD student and lecturer

With just three years since discovering her interest in modelling, 18-year-old Sesethu Tswane, a Dental Assisting student at

The Durban University of Technology’s Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching’s (CELT) Symposium concluded with success on