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...
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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...
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.
How Grade 12 university applications could be impacted by COVID-19
Although Stellenbosch University (SU) is not currently changing application dates, the university is committed to monitoring application processes in...
Student initiatives help Tygerberg fight Covid-19 pandemic
The student-driven initiative, We Fight Back COVID, has started numerous projects in response to the unique challenges that the...
Stellenbosch in lockdown: No wash-out for local sanitising programme
Stellenbosch Municipality’s Water Services have been sanitising and disinfecting public spaces, throughout their jurisdiction, in an effort to combat...
Stellenbosch in lockdown: New protocols to prevent spread of Covid-19 in university residences
As of 1 April, there were 612 students in university residences on the Stellenbosch University (SU) main campus and...
Local business to donate half of their online profits to the Solidarity Fund
The Stellenbosch-based clothing brand, Stellies Authentic Clothing, will be donating 50 percent of their online profits to the Solidarity...
Lockdown: Does “one size” really fit all?
Joining other countries in imposing strict measures in an attempt to flatten the curve of Covid-19, South Africa went into a three-week national lockdown on 26 March. But do the implemented measures of the lockdown suit overcrowded townships and informal settlements?