Durban University of Technology student, Pivendren Naik has created a Facebook Messenger Bot that helps people find their

As violence against women continues unabated in South Africa, the Durban University of Technology Student Representative Council has

The Durban University of Technology will host a public lecture by Dr Rajesh Tandon, UNESCO Co-Chair on Community-Based

24 May 2017 The Durban University of Technology is very concerned about the recent criminal activities occurring around

Dime Maziba is an author, poet and third-year Financial Accounting student at the Durban University of Technology. In

Njabulo Innocent Zungu and Nqubeko Ngema are two extremely talented Durban dancers. They attended the Durban University of

The newly appointed  Director: Special Projects in the Office of the Vice-Chancellor, Mr David Mohale is unapologetically committed

The Durban University of Technology held a successful and insightful Open Week from Wednesday (17 May 2017) to

Kira Friehage and Pia Hoffner are interning students from Munster University of Applied Sciences, in Munster Germany and

The Durban University of Technology jointly co-hosted the Research in Science, Innovation, Technology and Engineering (SITE) and Gender Roundtable

In its second day of the week, DUT Open week has pupils so impressed that DUT is now

The Durban University of Technology officially launched its new mobile App during its first leg of the #DUTApp

THE Moses Kotane Institute (MKI) awarded bursaries to 65 students from the Durban University of Technology (DUT) at

DUT is currently hosting pupils from various high schools for its Open week. The principle of the open

Challenging issues related to student suicide within DUT and its surrounding community, the Student Christian Association (SCA) together

Growing up in an informal settlement might not have been easy for playwright and DUT Alumnus, Thobani Nzuza,

DUT continues to move forward in using digital technology to support and enhance students’ learning experience. As of

The Confucius Institute at the Durban University of Technology recently co-hosted two Symposiums, namely, “Chinafrika” and “Referencing China

“When it rains but doesn’t pour, it is often a sign of all the blessings heading your way,”

Admiring the life his uncle had after graduating made DUT’s Thobani Msomi be a big dreamer and had