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Rhodes University community gears up for enhanced sustainability targets in 2020

Feb 7, '20ByCommunications

Rhodes University students, academics and administrators, at a well-attended workshop yesterday committed to the adoption of new, ambitious sustainability indicators to measure institutional performance against revised annual targets for plastic, electricity, paper and water usage.

Learning programme increases tertiary access for children of support staff

Jan 30, '20ByRhodes University Community Engagement

Rhodes University support staff members involved in the University’s Vulindlela programme are excited to welcome their children to Rhodes University this year. Seven learners whose guardians were involved in the programme produced exceptional matric results and have been accepted to enrol for their first year of studies at Rhodes University.

Bugs are winning the war against Hartbeespoort’s hyacinths

Jan 28, '20Byhttps://kormorant.co.za/bugs-are-winning-the-war-against-the-hyacinth

Billions of tiny insects are currently responsible for rapidly destroying the hyacinth on the Hartbeespoort Dam and scientists are of the opinion that herbicides have not been sprayed on the dying water plants.

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22Apr

COVID-19 in Retrospect: Responses to the Pandemic, Vaccine Discovery and the Politics of PharmaCare in Africa

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.

10:00 - 14:00
Online via Zoom bit.ly/3g8lCcc