VAT increase set to negatively impact students
The planned increase of 0.5 percentage points in the South African Value-Added Tax (VAT) rate later this year, could...
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Reflection needed to honour past – human rights day panelists
It is important for South Africans to discuss the meaning of human rights so that they can ignite change...
Local boxing NPO to compete in regional championships
A recently-established non-profit organisation (NPO) is training its boxers to compete on regional level soon. This is according to...
SU student court enlisted to fast-track re-election of Student Assembly
A chamber of Student Parliament at Stellenbosch University (SU) filed an application with Student Court on 6 March to...
Local centre highlights link between intoxication and gender-based violence
Staff at a care centre for victims of gender-based violence (GBV) have noticed a link between cases of GBV...
SU students encouraged to give back to the community
A Ramadan clothing drive initiative encouraged Stellenbosch University (SU) students to donate new or gently used clothes to those...
Varsity Cup: Maties second on log after losing winning streak
The possibility for Maties to win this year’s Varsity Cup is there. This is according to Carel Van der Merwe,...
Residents of Die Boord upset over mistreatment of community park
Residents of Die Boord neighbourhood in Stellenbosch are frustrated over a perceived increase in littering and mistreatment of the...
Move4Maties sees record turnout at Cape Town Cycle Tour
A record number of Stellenbosch University (SU) students, staff, and alumni participated in this year’s Cape Town Cycle Tour...
White City shooting incident ‘out of the ordinary’
Three people were shot and injured in a shooting incident that occurred in Cloetesville’s White City on 11 March....