October sees an anticipated peak in breast cancer numbers
There is an anticipated peak in breast cancer numbers in Cape Town, due to the impact of Covid-19, according...
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The Incidental Author
In Stellenbosch, a few figures are regularly discussed by first name among people they have never actually met. One...
Matie-alumna wil deur nominasie jong meisies inspireer
ʼn Voormalige Matie-netbalspeler is onlangs genomineer vir die 2020 Momentum gsport-toekennings. gsport is in 2006 op die been gebring...
Stellenbosch safe house at risk of closing
A safe house for physically, emotionally and sexually abused women and children in Stellenbosch is at risk of closing...
Student-run organisation launches sanitary pack drive
A local student-run non-governmental organisation (NGO) together with two other local organisations, launched a sanitary pack drive on 3...
Rhenish matric pupil secures international publishing deal
Whilst completing her matric year during a pandemic, Rhenish Girls’ High School matric student, Emily Hart, also managed to...
Miss SA not turned upside crown by pandemic
Stellenbosch University (SU) alumnus, Lebogang Mahlangu, has been selected as one of the top 15 finalists in this year’s...
Doof of dood
Dr Dalene von Delft is in 2010 met tuberkulose (TB) gediagnoseer. Sy moes kies tussen medikasie wat haar doof...
The candid copy creative
For poet Bibi Slippers, it was always important to be creative. Creativity was inevitable. But creativity was starting to...
Student-led organisations join in the fight against human trafficking
Students from Stellenbosch University collaborated with the local branch of an international anti-human trafficking organisation to raise awareness around...