Radical spaces can become oppressive, says Pan-Africanist scholar
“Africa does not appear as a place of knowledge; it does not appear as a place of importance.” These...
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South Africans must grapple with their capacity for good and evil, Prof Ndebele urges
Stellenbosch University’s Historical Trauma and Transformation Research Initiative (HTTRI) hosted a dialogue between world-renowned Indian academic Professor Homi Bhabha...
Controversy reigns supreme at second SRC caucus
The second Student Representative Council (SRC) caucus on Tuesday was marked by controversial answers given by the candidates to...
Cape Town Poetry Slam kicks off in Stellenbosch
The Gallery of the University of Stellenbosch (GUS) was packed on the 12th of August when the Cape Town...
Come One, Come All: The circus comes to Stellenbosch
Stellenbosch residents who want to enjoy a bit of nostalgia or try something completely different have the rest of...
South Africans need good examples of social change, says Zelda la Grange
On Monday 7 August Zelda La Grange engaged with students on critical conversations South Africans need to have. Nelson...
Skin lightening industry spreads to Stellenbosch
Illegal skin lightening products can be easily purchased on street corners or at cash and carry stores in Stellenbosch....
Zuma survives motion of no confidence
Jacob Zuma has survived yet another motion of no confidence after the much anticipated motion by secret ballot was...
It’s all about love for young jazz singer Mihi-Tuwi Matshingana
Up-and-coming jazz singer and poet, Mihi-Tuwi Matshingana, says that love informs her identity as an empowered South African women....
Barrier-breaking Justice Leona Theron speaks at Women’s Day brunch
“There is still history to be made.” These are the words used by constitutional court appointee, Justice Leona Theron....