Durbanville unites to help disadvantaged communities
The national lockdown to fight the Covid-19 pandemic in South Africa has left many people struggling to access...
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Local food delivery business flourishes during national lockdown
Down to Earth, a plant-based and plastic-free food delivery service in Stellenbosch and Somerset West, has seen substantial growth...
Safety initiative leads to arrests made in Stellenbosch liquor store break-in case
The work done by the Stellenbosch Safety Initiative (SSI) led to the arrest of three suspects who allegedly broke...
Rough start to online learning for SU
Stellenbosch University’s (SU) second academic term got off to a rough start when its online learning platform, SunLearn, crashed...
Egg farming in SA lockdown: not all it’s cracked up to be
While you may be envious of those still able to move outside their front door during lockdown, the unprecedented...
SU student gets second break with reality tv show
Stellenbosch University (SU) student Bevin Davids, who landed a spot in Via TV’s reality show Trap! Dis My Huis!, will also feature in Kom ons Kamp – another reality show which is due to air on 28 April.
Greyton tourism grinds to a halt amid Covid-19 pandemic
The once-bustling weekend tourist town of Greyton has become a ghost town. Guesthouses stand empty. Restaurants are closed. The...
The Ukama Community Foundation: Cape Town’s unsung heroes
While residents of Cape Town have been at home in lockdown amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the Ukama Community Foundation...
Uncle Spike sluit met ’n “Nuwe Riff” af
Die Stellenbosch-gebaseerde musiekgroep, Uncle Spike, het op 12 April 2020 hul nuutste musiekvideo, “Nuwe Riff” vrygestel. Dié musiekvideo is die laaste een op hulle mees onlangse EP, Just Take Care of Yourself.
SU student’s debut book seeks to ‘break stigmas surrounding mental health’
Stellenbosch University (SU) student, Zenith Kwinana, aims to tackle the harmful stigmas surrounding mental health in her debut collection...