There once was a man who lived in his art
Willie Bester is an artist who is widely respected for his contribution to the struggle for liberation from the...
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Protest erupts over use of Jamestown as a relocation area
Residents of Jamestown marched to Stellenbosch Town Hall on 1 May and handed over a memorandum of demands to...
Maties netball star, Nicholé Breedt, returns to local league
After a couple of years playing in the Netball Super League in the United Kingdom for London Pulse, Nicholé...
‘Where are the boys?’ talk reveals greater questions about men in higher education
Professor Nadia Sanger of the Department of English Studies at Stellenbosch University discusses how self respect needs to be...
Outpouring of support for SU security guard’s driver’s licence campaign
A crowdfunding campaign to help a Stellenbosch University (SU) security guard get his driver’s licence raised six times more...
Double-digit electricity hike in municipality’s R3.7bn budget
Significant tariff increases, among them a 10.7% electricity price hike, have been included in Stellenbosch Municipality’s proposed budget for...
Open for debate: history teachers in Stellenbosch discuss new CAPS curriculum
Teachers in Stellenbosch have expressed differing sentiments towards the newly proposed Grade 4 to 12 history Curriculum and Assessment...
Unpacking the ‘unfinished business’ of Freedom Day in Stellenbosch
As South Africa marks Freedom Day, Stellenbosch residents and academics have expressed mixed feelings about what it means to...
Intellectual property: the hidden value in university sport
University sport in South Africa is producing growing commercial value through sponsorship, broadcasting and digital engagement. As World Intellectual...
What Hill-Lewis means for local government and Stellenbosch
ILLUSTRATIVE IMAGE: Geordin Hill-Lewis. (Photo: Freddy Mavunda/Times Live) | Stellenbosch Municipality logo (Image: Stellenbosch Municipality/Linkedin) | By Ella Bosman...