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One of the key strategic goals of RU120 is to fill the gap for to the so-called “missing middle.”
Thousands of students are unable to obtain their qualifications as they have unpaid fees due – and we want our esteemed Alumni to help fill the gap.
Give n Gain is one of the ways to donate.
For more info, email: ru120@ru.ac.za
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Solve clues, explore key locations, and win exciting prizes! 🏅 1 clue per day for 7 days—starting Monday.
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I am super ready 🤩!!!
[NEWS] Rhodes University researchers find hidden treasures in archival MeerKAT observations
Rhodes University Distinguished Professor Oleg Smirnov: "The Universe is telling us these [discoveries] are all over the place. And we have even more surprises coming up - so watch this space!"
Breakthrough
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Hartbeespoort Dam is battling an overgrowth of water hyacinth, the world's most aggressive aquatic weed.
#DidYouKnow? that such an invasion threatens fish populations, tourism, and water security. Hear about some of the interventions aimed at tackling this crisis, including a biological control strategy by the Centre for Biological Control - CBC at Rhodes University:
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Update on efforts to rid Hartbeespoort Dam of invasive species
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A new method is being used to remove hyacinth from the Hartbeespoort Dam.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
[NEWS] Rand Water has appointed the Centre for Biological Control as a sole service provider for the upcoming season to assist in all aspects relating to biocontrol and provide support for the project. The CBC team is being led by Prof. Julie Coetzee and Dr Kelby English with additional support from Prof. Martin Hill.
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Rand Water And The Centre for Biological Control Tackle Invasive Species | Infrastructure news
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The Department of Water and Sanitation has appointed Rand Water as their implementation agent for the integrated control and management of invasive alien plants on the Vaal River Barrage Reservoir (VR...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
[#ruresearch] Mosquitos out of control? Could be non-native plants are helping them flourish
Rhodes University PhD candidate Tressia Chikodza, whose research spans ecology and public health, is investigating whether invasive plans also influence mosquito populations – with significant implications for disease control in Africa and beyond.
Centre for Biological Control - CBC
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#BillandMelindaGatesFoundation please have a look at this innovative One Health research
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[NEWS] About 40% of Hartbeespoort Dam is currently covered by hyacinth. However, the Centre for Biological Control (CBC) said the plants started to show distress due to the Megamellus bugs.
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🌟 Shoutout to our incredible student leaders! 🌟
During O-Week, they went above and beyond, ensuring a smooth transition into the academic year with dedication, precision, and energy. From guiding first-years to livening up campus life, their efforts did not go unnoticed.
Thank you for making Rhodes University feel like home from day one!
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They were amazing!!!! Very helpful. Thanks
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[NEWS] The Rhodes University Political and International Studies Department has appointed Professor Rita Abrahamsen as the Nelson Mandela Visiting Professor for the 2025/26 academic year. Currently a Professor of Public and International Affairs at the University of Ottawa, Prof. Abrahamsen has built an international reputation for her work on African domestic politics, governance, security, and global power structures.
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Congratulations 🎊 👏 💐
Many students are fighting financial battles to register and continue their studies. Your support can be the key to unlocking their future. No amount is too small. Donate today - students need your support:
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My daughter is 3 red n has no luck. We still waiting registration. No clear answers given. No time to address issue. Emails multiple n response not helpful. Go to finance office no help. Be fair to all students.