Stellenbosse musiekstudente op wêreldverhoog
Ses musiekstudente aan die Universiteit Stellenbosch (US) het vroeër vandeesmaand in die Carnegie Hall in New York opgetree as...
Category: Journalism
University division given permission to continue pursuit of rare class action case in South Africa
A case being pursued by Stellenbosch University’s Law Clinic recently got certified to continue with a class action against...
Unrest in Kayamandi potentially linked to taxi strikes
Tyres were set alight at 18:00 on 4 August at the entrance of Kayamandi next to the taxi rank...
‘All-rounder’ Kabous Meiring gesels oor die strewe na eenvoud
Kabous Meiring beskou haarself as ’n “all-rounder”; sy is aanbieder, radiopersoonlikheid, skrywer en filmregisseur. Maar wanneer sy by haar...
Legal process being weaponised to prevent free speech in SA
The rise of strategic lawsuits aimed at hindering public participation is a real threat to the media and the...
Paarl Post editor’s journey to the newsroom
From an early age Lise Beyers was always surrounded by journalists. Now editor of the Paarl Post, she reflects...
World Press Freedom Day highlights journalists’s ability to force change
Community media play a vital role in holding people in positions of power accountable and creating change in communities....
Former local headboy completes 24-hour Cape Town fundraiser triathlon
“The heart behind the event will always be for the school and the children and families being reached by...
Photography used as a new lens to address gender-based violence
An international photography-based project aimed at starting discussions around gender-based violence, was recently shown in Stellenbosch to test its...
Zolani Mahola: many names and one purpose
Zolani Mahola is one of South Africa’s most prominent singers. She is best known for her time as the...