Stellenbosch residents must proactively safeguard vehicles, warns police
The South African Police Service (SAPS) of Stellenbosch has warned residents that they must take proactive measures to safeguard...
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Completion of new SU residence delayed*
Abnormally high rain during 2023, as well as changes requested to the layouts of a new residence currently under...
R40 000 se toerusting by plaaslike leersentrum gesteel
Derduisende rande se toerusting is onlangs by ’n plaaslike leersentrum vir kinders met outisme, gesteel. Dit is volgens Lurika...
Disciplinary hearing called against Stellenbosch University’s EFFSC president
A disciplinary hearing has been called against the leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters Student Command (EFFSC) at Stellenbosch...
Lights back on at Cloetesville Sports Grounds
The floodlights at the Cloetesville Sports Ground were recently upgraded after it had previously been vandalised. This was according...
Missing Stellenbosch teen found, safe
A woman from Kayamandi has been found after being missing for three days. This is according to John Alexander,...
Cycling champions help revive Kayamandi charity biking event
After a three-year hiatus, a 2.5 km cycling race returned to Kayamandi with its biggest turnout yet. This was...
US rektor, 70 Maties, trap by ‘vrék warm’ Kaapse fietstoer
“Dit was warm, vrék warm!” het Prof. Wim de Villiers, rektor en visekanselier van die Universiteit Stellenbosch (US) gesê...
Suspected thief apprehended at street market
A student is suspected of stealing from vendors at the Dorp Street Sunday market in Stellenbosch. SAPS confirmed opening a case after eyewitness Raaiq Schroeder reported observing the theft. The suspect, seen frequently at markets, was confronted by stall operators after theft was detected, with evidence including a student card photo and possession of stolen items. Security services and SAPS responded to the incident.
Maties extend Varsity Cup winning streak
Stellenbosch University’s rugby team defeated the University of Johannesburg 54-22, maintaining their Varsity Cup winning streak with a third victory. Despite a closely contested first half, strategic changes and consistent scoring, including the final try by Paschal Ekeji, propelled Maties to a triumph at home, placing them fourth in the tournament rankings.