‘We mourn one of our own’ – Jayden Adams laid to rest in Stellenbosch
The community of Stellenbosch came out in numbers to pay their respects to Jayden Adams, the Bafana Bafana footballer...
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‘They call her Mrs. Lesch’
Felicia Lesch has spent four decades using music as a vehicle for social change. From a high school teacher...
Show’Kie host Dean Smith steps beyond the scripted characters
For most of his career, actor and entertainer, Dean John Smith has filled the shoes of other characters and...
NGO’s new training kitchen prepares students for hospitality industry
Cohort three of 2026 in Bergzicht Training and Development’s Advanced Food Service Assistant Programme prepared a graded practical dish...
Passing on the baton
For former Olympic athlete, Elana Meyer’s life was shaped by running. Today, she is director of an organisation that...
What the whales have to say
Erin Ross-Marsh (34) is doing a PhD in zoology at Stellenbosch University. Erin, who will submit her thesis – researching humpback whale bioacoustics – in October, is one of only a few people in South Africa to have ever studied whale song, and how whales communicate with one another. She hopes that her research will help to fill knowledge gaps about these mammals, and put Africa on the map for bioacoustic knowledge.
Come for the food, stay for the rabbi
Rabbi Chananyah Duthie did not grow up Jewish. His journey from Christianity to Orthodox Judaism took years of searching,...
Cloetesville coach volunteers at FIFA World Cup
Lorenzo Claassen, a football coach from Cloetesville, was the only person from Africa that FIFA sent to volunteer at the...
Stellenbosch market closures impact local businesses
Two of Stellenbosch’s most prominent markets have closed within months of each other, cutting off trading opportunities for many...
Coffee and people with MyBrew barista, Bongile Mveli
In the ten years that Bongile Mveli has been a barista at the MyBrew coffee shop in Stellenbosch University’s...