Loadshedding leads to increased cable theft in Stellenbosch areas
With the continuous stage 6 loadshedding, the possibility of cable theft in Stellenbosch and surrounds has increased. This was...
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Maties player represents SA at Aquatics World Championships
“I was pretty shocked, I didn’t think I would make the team at all,” said Annie Thornton-Dibb, a water...
SU student first to study dehydration of SA reptiles
A Stellenbosch University (SU) student’s research project will be the first study conducted with a focus on the effects...
SU researcher determines presence of 420 tons of ‘invisible gold’
There is an estimated R450 billion worth of ‘invisible gold’ in mine-dump tailings in the Witwatersrand, according to Steve...
Plaaslike brandbestryders wys hul staal tydens Internasionale Brandweerdag
Internasionale Brandweerdag is vanjaar deur die Kaapse Wynlande in Stellenbosch aangebied, en het jongelinge van Stellenbosch aan dié beroepsveld...
Local canoe polo players selected for international championships
Four teenagers from a farm in Stellenbosch will represent South Africa at the Canoe Polo Junior International Championships in...
Faulty generator pipe leaks fumes into university building
Fumes from a faulty generator exhaust pipe seeped into two lecture rooms at Stellenbosch University’s (SU) Arts and Social...
Seven Stellenbosch teens competing for beauty scholarships
Seven teenagers have recently been selected as finalists in a competition to win an academic scholarship, as well as...
Airbnb research guarantees SU masters student her LLD at 25
A student at Stellenbosch University (SU) recently became one of the youngest people ever to receive their doctorate from...
World Press Freedom Day highlights journalists’s ability to force change
Community media play a vital role in holding people in positions of power accountable and creating change in communities....