SU Journalism department launches newspaper at Press Freedom Day Discussion
For the first time since its founding 39 years ago, Stellenbosch University’s Journalism Department has published the annual LIP...
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27 April: South Africans must not forget the legacy of Freedom Day
South Africans must not forget the sacrifices made to experience freedom as we celebrate our 23rd Freedom Day. Freedom...
Festival-Goers frustrated over Oppi and Daisies
Festival-goers have been left frustrated at the fact that Oppikoppi has decided to change its date to 5-7 October....
Christian Non-profit organisation brings transformation
Stellenbosch may appear affluent, but there are many surrounding townships that are home to underprivileged communities. Kingdom DNA is...
Are Stellenbosch women in the gym struggling with the heaviest weight?
Some women in Stellenbosch are not enjoying their gym experience. They feel that some sections are “reserved for men”...
First Capetonian wins Two Oceans Ultra Marathon since 1973
A Capetonian has won the Old Mutual Two Oceans Ultra Marathon for the first time in more than four...
This is why Stellenbosch water tastes strange
Large amounts of the organic compound Geosmin are responsible for residents experiencing a change in water taste or odour....
Thousands of commuters affected as bus driver strike continues indefinitely
UPDATE Three of the five workers unions involved in the bus driver industrial action...
SA’s junk status: The impact it will have on students
Ratings agency, Fitch, downgraded South Africa’s sovereign credit rating to junk status yesterday. South Africa’s downgrade will have a...
Thousands call for Zuma to step down in Cape Town
Thousands of people gathered in Cape Town today to call for president Jacob Zuma to step down. The march...