Climate change is linked to serious human rights violations – SU professor
“The history of climate change is also a history of capitalism, colonialism and apartheid, of which all have been...
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Adam Breen: Chasing the dream
Adam Breen, a first-year professional golfer on the Sunshine Tour, discusses his love for the sport, his rise through...
The South African paddler claiming international prestige
Mark Keeling has always been a passionate paddler but, after being retrenched from his work in April, he has had a phenomenal year in the sport, representing South Africa in three different paddling disciplines in events across the world.
Chrysanthemum growing: a serious pastime
Competitive chrysanthemum growing is a pastime enjoyed by communities across the Western Cape. Those who participate are serious competitors,...
‘Dinge van ’n Kind’ se Mienke Ehlers skop deure oop
Baie Suid-Afrikaners ken haar as die rebelse Dalena van Vuuren van die kykNET-reeks Dinge van ’n Kind. Mienke Ehlers...
Local land artist shaping the NFT landscape
Land artist Strijdom van der Merwe described his creative process during the creation of the Fifty Two Collection as...
Looking out for our feathered friends
The hatchlings which are still nesting in Stellenbosch are at threat of being displaced from their nests by high...
Thousands show for Western Cape government sports day
Over 5 000 people recently participated in the Western Cape government’s department of cultural affairs and sport’s (DCAS) annual...
Conference opens discussion for health solutions
It is the investment into South Africa’s health education that will result in positive health outcomes for all, according...
SU launches free cervical screenings
Stellenbosch University’s (SU) Campus Health Services (CHS) recently completed their first #dontfearthesmear campaign to encourage students to get a...