Of interest to members will be this image of Killie Campbell and a youthful Daphne Strutt (R) in the the late 1950’s. This cutting is in the possession of the Mary Stainbank Memorial Museum at Coedmore. They are admiring Mpondo
Alexandra Van Heerden who was the SA National Society 2019 Daphne Strutt prize winner wins the Judges Award at the DUT fashion show. Click on the link for the full colour version of the report. Alexandra Van Heerden
The meeting of the Society on 9 April, had a duel purpose of awarding the annual Daphne Strutt fashion design award and the presentation by, fashion designer, Karen Monk-Klijnstra. Robert King was first asked to address members and appraise them
SANS mid September Newsletter 2018-09 For details of the 2018 bursary winners please read the newsletter in the link above.
NEWSLETTER – MAY 2018 The Daphne Strutt Prize Winner for 2018 Anya Grobler The April meeting brought considerable joy to a young lady called Anya Grobler; deservedly we should add because being top second year student in the
Pranitha Bharat was the winner of the Killie Campbell Bursary in 2014. Pranitha is a school history teacher, who received her Doctorate from UKZN. Here she is seen receiving her Doctorate, and the other image is of her with her
SANS Bursary Winner – Julie Parle 1983
For over 30 years the SA National Society has provided a bursary in honour of the late Dr Killie Campbell. The bursary is given to a post grad student who is enrolled in or following a history related subject. Until recently the
THE DATE: 9 May 2017 VENUE: KwaMuhle Museum, Bram Fischer Road [Ordnance Road] Durban. TIME: Meeting commences at 17:15; Refreshments will be served from 16:15. PARKING: Off Bram Fischer/Ordnance road [next to the Museum]; security person is present FEATURE: Denis
Click to download a pdf of Pranitha Bharat’s Doctoral Thesis Pranitha_Thesis for printing_FINAL 2016