Call her Kenyaa
Stephanie “Kenyaa” Mzee is a 24-year-old artist, writer and film critic. In 2018, she was named one of Design...
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New SU committee to address issues faced by women
A Stellenbosch University (SU) student organisation recently launched a new portfolio that focuses on empowering women in Stellenbosch. The...
Matieland Post Office reverses decision to discontinue Covid-19 grants
The Matieland Post Office in the Neelsie Centre started paying out R350 Covid-19 Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grants...
Plaaslike skrywer stel debuut-kinderboek bekend
’n Plaaslike skrywer het onlangs haar debuut-kinderboek bekendgestel, wat beoog om kinders oor omgewingskwessies op te voed. Dr Henriëtte...
Last album from Uncle Spike – for now
Pictured (from left to right): Lood van Niekerk, Michael Burke, Marcel van der Veen, Paul Twekye, Francois van Wyk....
Stellenbosch residence project to feed 2500 people
According to Heemstede’s social impact house committee member, Lize Myburgh, after collections were done, the filled jars were then...
US moedig kulturele aanvaarding aan
Die Universiteit Stellenbosch (US) en die Universiteit van Kaapstad (UK) het op 29 Oktober saamgewerk om ʼn aanlyn platform...
Stellenbosch Football Club makes history at Danie Craven Stadium
The Danie Craven Stadium hosted its first-ever Premier Soccer League (PSL) match on 25 October. Stellenbosch Football Club played against...
Stellies takes Somerset (Mall)
Stellies Authentic Clothing, a popular Stellenbosch-based clothing brand, opened a new store in Somerset Mall on 31 October. This...
Science meets art at The Rupert Museum
An art exhibition addressing the stigma behind mental illness and neurodegeneration-related diseases was launched at The Rupert Museum on...