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    Research award for Rhodes scientist

    Grocott's MailBy Grocott's MailMarch 12, 2015No Comments1 Min Read
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    Dr Sandile Khamanga recently received the Y2 Promising Young Researcher rating by the National Research Foundation. The award is given to researchers who have shown potential or who have established themselves. Grocott's Mail reporter Lucky Dlamini spoke to Khamanga about the award, and his work.

    Dr Sandile Khamanga recently received the Y2 Promising Young Researcher rating by the National Research Foundation. The award is given to researchers who have shown potential or who have established themselves. Grocott's Mail reporter Lucky Dlamini spoke to Khamanga about the award, and his work.

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