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Pieter-Louis Myburgh: ‘The rot runs deep’

With World Press Freedom Day 2019 around the corner, MatieMedia talks to investigative journalist Pieter-Louis Myburgh about his career and about what’s ensued since the publication of his book, Gangster State.

ZABRA samel onderklere in sedert 2015 vir vrouens orals oor die wêreld

ZABRA is ’n nie-winsgewende organisasie wat onderklere, maar meestal bra’s, insamel om aan minder bevoorregte vrouens en kinders te...

Research: SA millennials want to do meaningful work

1 May marks Workers’ Day in South Africa, a day that commemorates those who fought for fair working standards...

Online ticket scams: avoid falling victim

Recently South Africa has seen a recurring prevalence in cyber-crime, with online ticket scammers continuously taking advantage of unassuming...

Who lives and who dies – Game of Thrones episode 3

Yuri Behari-Leak's (19) doormat proudly shows off his Game of Thrones admiration.

It’s come – the big battle we’ve all been waiting for! Asses were kicked, people died, but more people...

Eikestad se eike in gevaar

Eikebome voor die Sasol-kunsmuseum in Ryneveldstraat. FOTO: SZ Minnaar

Die stompneuskewer, wat bome op groot skaal kan laat vrek, is in die Kaap ontdek. Die kewer, afkomstig uit...

SU protest: students demand accountability

A group of Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) students took to the streets of Stellenbosch University (SU) on Friday...

Kunsmatige intelligensie kan moontlik skeidsregters vervang

Kunsmatige intelligensie sal net skeidsregters vervang as ons wil hê dit moet gebeur. Die moontlikheid bestaan wel. Dit is...

Blinde voetgangers ly weens ongehoorsame padgebruik

Stellenbosch se toeganklikheid vir voetgangers is iets wat dié dorp uniek en gerieflik maak, veral vir studente wat meestal...

Students among the most at risk for suicide

A PhD student at Stellenbosch University (SU) is known to have recently committed suicide. “Statistics indicate that suicide is now the...