Qaanitah Hunter’s journey into political journalism
Author, political journalist and traveller, Qaanitah Hunter is best known for her work as the political news editor at...
Category: politics
Why we are catching whales for conservation
There are very few creatures who have captured the human imagination in the way whales do. But despite their enormous size, their biggest threat to their survival continues to be human activity. The South African coast has seen many whale entanglements over the past years leading to risky rescue missions by disentanglement professionals.
Towards a socially just society
The law cannot guarantee social justice, and actually limits people from thinking about social justice as it should be. ...
Student elections voter turnout ‘disappointing’
Despite returning to in-person caucuses for the first time in three years, the voter turnout for the recent general...
SU hosts scholars of Russia to discuss shared history of trauma
An international cohort of scholars recently gathered in Stellenbosch to discuss Russia and South Africa’s traumatic pasts and the...
Criminal investigation ongoing against suspended municipal official
The South African Police Service is currently conducting a criminal investigation into a former Stellenbosch municipal official for alleged corrupt conduct.
Protest calls for removal of illegal immigrants from Stellenbosch businesses
upporters of Operation Dudula recently held a peaceful protest in Stellenbosch, during which they handed over a memorandum to 12 local businesses.
DA maak stem dik teen brandstofprysverhogings
Motoriste het op 31 Mei tou gestaan om seker te maak dat hulle motors vol is voor die brandstofprys...
Intellectuals as nation builders: Achebe’s Africa Day message
“The new African intellectual leader, that we are calling to arise, must be a servant leader; one who...
Stellenbossers traag om getel te word
Daar is verlede week ’n dringende beroep op Stellenbossers en inwoners van die wyer Kaapse Wynland Distrik (KWD) gedoen...