Join us for a special International Mother Language Day commemoration live stream! 🌐✨ 📅 Date: Friday, 21 February 2025 ⏰ Time: 9 am 📍 Location: (click the link below to watch live!) 👉 Watch the live stream on our Facebook page: facebook.com/events/6076919…

Let’s meet at Durban University of Technology City Campus #DutFacltyOfArtsandDesign #DutInternationalMotherLanguageDay2025 Make languages count for sustainable development

Starting the event on a good note with the nations anthem of the rainbow nation South Africa, with the Program Director: Mr Siphumelele Zondi Lecturer: Media, Language and Communication,Dut #DutInternationalMotherLanguageDay2025

Welcoming remarks from the HOD of Media, Language and Communication Dut, Dr Sylvia Phiwani Zulu #DutInternationalMotherLanguageDay2025

Interim Dean, Dut faculty of Arts and Design Prof. Jean Baxen and Director, PanSALB Mr J. Simelane share words of wisdom and the importance of language and it’s history to us #DutLanguageDay #DutInternationalMotherLanguageDay2025

Dr Gcina Mhlope Founder of Gcinamasiko Arts And Heritage Trust starts of with a song and dances and continues talking about the importance of names and they’re means and also how important education is to the youth of South Africa #DutLanguageDay

The full panel has been assembled with from the left Prof. Nobuhle Hlongwa Dean and Head of School of Arts, UKZN, Ms. Pinky Radebe Communications Head, KZN Tourism and film Authority and Dr Gcina Mhlope Founder: Gcinamasiko Arts and Heritage Trust #DutLanguageDay

Prof. Monwabisi K. Ralarala of the DVC Academic, UWC steps on stage to talk about how institutions of higher learning can promote a culture of multilingualism and Linguistic diversity in South Africa #DutLanguageDay

🌍 Today is #WorldObesityDay ⭕️! Obesity rates are rising—not because of individual choices, but due to failing systems. It’s time for systemic change in health, food, and societal systems. 📢 Join us in calling for action! 👉 worldobesityday.org #WOD2025 #ChangingSystems

Join The Durban University of Technology with the Department of Health and UNICEF to educate people on a healthier lifestyle #dut #FixMyFoodZA

Students are arriving in numbers to learn how to live better much healthier lives on this World Obesity Day. #dut #FixMyFoodZA

Prof Mchunu, the Executive Dean in the Faculty of Health Sciences at the Durban University of Technology(Dut) welcomes and also explains the aim of the Fix My Food event. As she says we can only do this one system at a time.

Dr. Yvonne Singh,from the Faculty of Consumer Studies, shares her insights on dietary changes and lifestyle changes that individuals can make to enhance their overall health and well-being, ultimately shaping a brighter future. #dut #FixMyFoodZA

Mr. Gilbert Tshitandzi, UNICEF's Nutrition Manager, lead the panel discussion with Ms. Rebone Ntsie, Professor Ashoka Naicker, Ms.Lusaso Mathshali, and Ms. Portia Ndlazi explored ways to enhancing the nutritional quality of food options in university campuses. #FixMyFoodZA #dut

The Durban University of Technology Choir delivered a captivating performance at the Fix My Food event, setting a festive tone for the event. #dut #FixMyFoodZA

Dr. Joseph Mwangi presented an overview of the lifestyle modifications that can be adopted to promote overall well-being, highlighting the essential components of nutritionally balanced meals. #dut #FixMyFoodZA

Mr. Irfan Akhtar, Representative of UNICEF, emphasized the accessibility of healthy food options, by saying health food is everywhere. Furthermore, he said the importance of collective action in transforming our lifestyles can promote healthier habits and well-being. #FixMyFoodZA

Mr. Ramphalane Marewane talks about the establishment of backyard gardens, promoting access to fresh produce. He also talked about the importance of adopting healthy habits by stopping consumption junk food and engaging in regular physical activity to maintain overall well-being.

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