Casual Day 2026 highlights disability inclusion challenges across Stellenbosch
As Casual Day approaches this Friday, 4 September, some in Stellenbosch are using the national advocacy initiative and fundraising...
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March organisers demand SU’s action plan for dealing with GBV be made public
A march against Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) at Stellenbosch University (SU), held on the final day of Women’s...
Maties Sport to host FISU World University Championship Rugby Sevens
Stellenbosch University (SU) and Maties Sport will be hosting the FISU World University Championship Rugby Sevens, set to take...
Four years on, Eerste River walkway opens
Four years after the Stellenbosch Trail Fund (STF)’s initial plan was formed, a new walkway opened on the southern...
Fuel prices increase again
Stellenbosch drivers are concerned about the impact another fuel price hike will have on their income. Petrol and diesel...
Community donations help send three master’s students to New Zealand conference
After receiving donations from their communities, three master’s students from the department of microbiology at Stellenbosch University (SU) attended...
Farmers pay the price as SA wine exports to the US fall by 64% since 2023
South African wine volumes exported to the United States fell 64% between 2023 and the first half of 2026,...
Stellenbosch barber and breakfast spot claim Best of the Cape crowns again
Stellenbosch struck gold last week when The Meeting Place and Skêr Barber Co., both took home first place prizes...
Concerns Blaauwbosch Estate development may threaten Jamestown farmers’ water security
A PR councillor has accused the Stellenbosch Municipality of breaking a 2019 promise that it would not develop Jamestown’s...
SU teams secure spots in AI auditing competition final
Team Derico, consisting of second-year accounting students, won the Stellenbosch round of an Artificial Intelligence (AI) auditing competition with...