Greyton tourism grinds to a halt amid Covid-19 pandemic
The once-bustling weekend tourist town of Greyton has become a ghost town. Guesthouses stand empty. Restaurants are closed. The...
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The Ukama Community Foundation: Cape Town’s unsung heroes
While residents of Cape Town have been at home in lockdown amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the Ukama Community Foundation...
Uncle Spike sluit met ’n “Nuwe Riff” af
Die Stellenbosch-gebaseerde musiekgroep, Uncle Spike, het op 12 April 2020 hul nuutste musiekvideo, “Nuwe Riff” vrygestel. Dié musiekvideo is die laaste een op hulle mees onlangse EP, Just Take Care of Yourself.
SU student’s debut book seeks to ‘break stigmas surrounding mental health’
Stellenbosch University (SU) student, Zenith Kwinana, aims to tackle the harmful stigmas surrounding mental health in her debut collection...
Plaaslike organisasie installeer watertenks in Freedom Farm
Die nie-winsgewende organisasie, The Shackbuilder, het twee watertenks in Freedom Farm, ’n informele nedersetting in Belhar, geïnstalleer om sodoende...
How Grade 12 university applications could be impacted by COVID-19
Although Stellenbosch University (SU) is not currently changing application dates, the university is committed to monitoring application processes in...
Donating blood is vital during national lockdown
It is vitally important that blood donors continue to donate during the current national lockdown. This is according to...
Student initiatives help Tygerberg fight Covid-19 pandemic
The student-driven initiative, We Fight Back COVID, has started numerous projects in response to the unique challenges that the...
FNB MATIES RUGBY TEAM STAYS FIT DESPITE LOCKDOWN
FNB Maties Rugby head coach Dirkus Hancke, remains positive about his team’s fitness levels and momentum for this...
Covid-19 has a ‘profound impact’ on psychological well-being, says SU prof
The Covid-19 pandemic, and the state-implemented five-week lockdown that ensued, have a significant impact on the state of our...