Franschhoek cable car project to seek environmental approval
A project to develop a cable car in Franschhoek is one step closer to environmental authorisation after recently receiving...
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SASCO’s Stellenbosch wing discusses access to education
Over 100 students, members of the public, and members of the South African Students Congress’ (SASCO) Tsietsi Mashinini branch...
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...
Kayamandi organisation fills gaps in education sector
A local child care organisation has taken up the task of educating students from Kayamandi. This is according to...
New hub in Klapmuts to boost local informal traders
A new trading hub was recently opened in Klapmuts. Located next to the Klapmuts Multipurpose Community Centre and across...
George Claassen: The person behind the ombudsman
Prof George Claassen is seen as the pioneer of science communication in Africa. He is currently the public editor...
SU’s student representative council runs project to elevate autistic voices
Disability movements should be led by people with disabilities. This is according to Anzel Pansegrouw, chair of the Student...
Long Road suspect to appear in court
A suspect is currently in police custody following an armed robbery that took place in Long Road, Cloetesville. The...
Students hold sit-in against new parking lot on Tygerberg campus
Members of an all-girls residence at Stellenbosch University’s (SU) Tygerberg campus recently held a sit-in in an attempt to...
SU history department appoints first female chair
A Stellenbosch University (SU) professor recently made history when she was appointed as chairperson of the university’s history department....