The hustle that paid off
As a man who grew up in the township of Gugulethu in Cape Town, Lundi Saunders did not inherit...
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SU refugee students on xenophobia, bursaries and invisibility
Refugee students at Stellenbosch University (SU) are grappling with heightened xenophobia, as protests against immigrants continue across the country....
There is only one Storm
Storm Durr-Behrens may be recognised around Stellenbosch as the rising star in Afrikaans band GSTRiNG, but the 21-year-old guitarist...
Bek-en-klouseer-stryd; help die inentingsstrategie?
Sedert SMF News se vorige artikel, lyk dit op die eerste oogopslag of bek-en-klouseer (BKS) al heelwat teenspoed gekry...
NSFAS under administration, but students say the crisis is already here
More than a week after the government placed the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) under administration, students at...
Student input: SU language policy under review
As the university reviews its language policy, students have expressed mixed reactions to how the language policy plays out...
Groenvingers spog by Nasionale Krisanteskou
Passievolle krisantkwekers het by vanjaar se Nasionale Krisanteskou in Pniël gespog met hul kleurvolle blom-oeste. Vir baie deelnemers is...
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...
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...