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Academic Freedom Lecture - Oostuizen Lecture

Science Open Day

Rhodes University honours long-service staff

Rhodes University academic, administrative, and support staff gathered in the Senior Common Room to celebrate those who have been in service at the University for 15, 25, and 35 years.

Prof Owen Skae, Director of the Rhodes Business School

Rhodes Business School MBA programme ranked among top 2% worldwide

The Rhodes Business School MBA programme has been given the thumbs up for another three years by the Association of MBA (AMBA), an accreditation service which currently accredits programmes from the top 2% of business schools in over 70 countries.

Rhodes wins second place at International Trade Law Moot in Kenya

Four final year Rhodes University LLB students participated in the All Africa Round of the ELSA Trade Law Moot competition between 24 and 29 April in Nairobi, Kenya.

Rhodes steps up its security measures

Rhodes University Vice-Chancellor, Dr Sizwe Mabizela, has reiterated an earlier call to anyone with information about an alleged rape incident on campus on Sunday to come forward to assist the investigation.

Journalists must do more to empower citizens to deal with corruption. DAI KUROKAWA/EPA

South Africa’s print media is failing to empower citizens on corruption

The mainstream media can play an important role in fighting corruption.

Protesters during a march in the Johannesburg CBD by Saftu. Picture: Nigel Sibanda

New labour legislation to ‘hurt workers, split unions’

Unions with the ANC see the new laws as a victory but Saftu is resisting those laws and it will lead to further splits, an analyst says.

Winnie Madikizela achieved a lot before she met Nelson Mandela. Kim Ludbrook/EPA

Nomzamo from Bizana: remembering Winnie Madikizela as a young woman

Within hours of Winnie Madikizela’s death debates about her life began to rage.

The not-for-profit sector continues to grow in Africa and across the world. Shutterstock

The role of NGOs in Africa: are they a force for good?

Non-governmental organisations have become key actors in responding to poverty and related suffering.

Owethu Mkolo of Rhodes, during the Varsity Shield match between Rhodes and TUT

FNB Rhodes braced for ‘wounded’ FNB WSU

FNB Rhodes coach Carlos Katywa is braced for a wounded FNB WSU when the two sides meet for their inter-Eastern Cape clash at BCM Stadium in Mthatha.

Sport, a great teacher of successful living

Former South African hockey goalkeeper and Director for Diocesan School for Girls Sport, Chris Hebbert, used sport as a metaphor to illustrate how society should ideally function in order for the greatness of previous generations to be passed on to the next.

Archery ace Yashin set for Argentina

Rhodes University Archery Club member, Yashin Naidoo has been selected to represent South Africa at the 2017 World Archery Youth Championships being held in Rosario, Argentina from 2 to 8 October.

The Rhodes University Men’s eight crew. Photo: Caitlin de Souza

Rhodes improves in RMB Boat Race

The 2017 Boat Races held last weekend at the Kowie River in Port Alfred showcased South Africa’s top rowing institutions in a three-day competition, with the University of Pretoria and the University of Johannesburg being crowned men’s and women’s Rand Merchant Bank (RMB) champions respectively.

Putting the RAD in POSTGRAD!

Rhodes JMS offers various study opportunities for Postgraduate studies. Find out more here!

Rhodes JMS mourns the loss of founder

Rhodes JMS founder and first Head of School, Anthony Giffard has passed away on 20 April 2018.

Rhodes JMS in the top 200

Rhodes JMS was ranked amongst the top 200 J-Schools in the world.

Hundreds of delegates converge on Cape Town for rare global media summit

Around 250 delegates from Asia, Africa, Australia, Europe, South America, North America and the Antarctica will gather in Cape Town in May this year for a rare summit that examines the future sustainability of media organizations and of independent, quality and credible journalism worldwide in the fluid and uncertain twenty-first century and beyond.