Rhodes University's Associate Professor Julie Coetzee from the Department of Botany recently weighed in on how South Africa has successfully brought Salvinia molesta under control thanks to the release of the weevil into its freshwater systems since 1985.Read More
A second year Statistics Masters student, Babalwa Falteni, is participating in the 2021 FameLab programme that starts today online and will end tomorrow. Read More
Mapula Maponya from the Allan Gray Centre for Leadership Ethics (AGCLE), is the recipient of the 2020 Vice Chancellor’s Distinguished Award for Community Engagement.Read More
The Rhodes University African Studies Centre in association with the Institute for Africa and African Diaspora Studies at the University of Lagos will host a discussion to examine fundamental questions relating to the politics of global health and Africa’s position in the world health systems architecture.
