Land reform in South Africa still leaves questions
The elections are around the corner and there is a general consensus that some kind of land reform is...
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Giliomee on the demise of Afrikaners
Giliomee’s latest book examines the rise – and probable demise – of the group which once governed South Africa.
Health for those without wealth – student budget medication
Being sick sucks. This is especially true when you’re a student with only R30 left and three essays due....
Risky (sexual) business at university
In a country with one of the biggest HIV epidemics in the world, safe sexual practices are of vital...
World Autism Awareness Day 2019: Changing perceptions in Africa
The 2nd of April is World Autism Awareness Day, an event seeking to spark conversations around understanding people with...
Freedom of Speech: should everyone be given a platform to speak?
An event hosted by the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) in Stellenbosch went ahead despite requests featured in two...
Meet your prims: Tygerberg residences and PSOs
A Residence Prim (Primaria for women and Primarius for men) is the head of a student residence and runs...
Keto or Paleo: Which diet suits you?
Ketogenic and Paleolithic diets have become the talk of the town. According to the experts, both keto and paleo...
Varsitybeker: Maroen Masjien probleMaties vir Kovsies
Met agt drieë teenoor twee het Maties Maandagaand behoorlik op Shimla Park in Bloemfontein met Shimlas afgereken. Die eindtelling...
LIKHÂ – die naam en konsep agter nuwe koffiewinkel
LIKHÂ, die nuwe koffiewinkel in Ryneveld-plaza, doen meer as wat ’n mens van ’n stylvolle Stellenbosse koffiewinkel verwag. Die...