Stellenbosch makes way for future entrepreneurs
On Wednesday, Stellenbosch hosted its first-ever expo which was aimed exclusively at promoting local entrepreneurs. The event, titled the...
Author: Byron Mühlberg
Proposed R44 Upgrades Cause a Stir
The proposed upgrades to the R44 regional road have caused controversy among groups of Stellenbosch residents. The project —...
Water restriction ‘discussions’ to be held after winter rainfall
The Stellenbosch Local Municipality is set to reevaluate its existing Level 2 water restrictions, which came into effect on...
SU opens school in data science
Stellenbosch University (SU) has formally opened the School for Data Science and Computational Thinking in an effort to expand...
SU set for digital ‘transformation’
Stellenbosch University (SU) has kicked off the process of implementing a new state-of-the- art information system, to be called...
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.
Eskom’s ‘death spiral’ good news for solar energy
The ongoing generation crisis at Eskom has led to uncertainty surrounding the future of the South African energy sector....
Calls for SU boycott of Israeli universities
The 15th annual Israeli Apartheid Week began its program at Stellenbosch University (SU) on Tuesday with a youth panel...
Ramaphosa and Kganyago at loggerheads over Reserve Bank
Addressing his audience at a guest lecture at Stellenbosch University (SU) on 6 March, Lesetja Kganyago laid out his...
Verdi’s Requiem: To stand the test of time
Frozen in their seats, an audience of close to 800 people sit for an hour and a half watching...