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Stellenbosch University lecturer again trades lecture hall for the saddle
Dr Marietjie Lutz, a first-year Stellenbosch University (SU) chemistry lecturer, is back peddling for a purpose, this time to raise funds for students in need.
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Maties falter in the capital
FNB Maties suffered their second defeat of the 2026 Varsity Cup, going down 33-17 to the competition’s only unbeaten team, FNB UP-Tuks, at Tuks Stadium in Pretoria.
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FOTO II “Behoort hierdie items dalk aan jou?”
Die Cloetesville-polisie is op soek na die eienaars van die gasbottel sowel as twee Willard voertuig-batterye. Die items is onlangs verlate gevind en die polisie wil graag die eienaars opspoor […]
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WCED: Now is the time to apply for big school in 2027!
The Western Cape Education Department is encouraging parents to collect all required documents to ensure they are fully prepared when applying for the 2027 school year.
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New tourism guides ready for action in and around Stellenbosch
A new group of cultural and adventure guides will soon be ambassadors of greater Stellenbosch.
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Vals KI-luiperd saai paniek in Pniël
Vals AI-luiperdfotos saai paniek in Pniël buite Stellenbosch. Cape Leopard Trust waarsku dat KI-beelde skadelik is vir luiperdbeskerming.
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Stellenbosch celebrates Italian wine, food, art and golf
Stellenbosch celebrates Italian wine, food, art and golf with Consul General of Italy in Cape Town, Giulio Mignacca, who welcomed guests to a cultural showcase.
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Stellenbosch detectives are looking for this ‘unknown man’
Stellenbosch detectives are looking for this “unknown man”.
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Environmental education gets a boost through CapeNature’s museum training
Environmental education gets a boost thanks to a new partnership between CapeNature and various local museums in the Western Cape.
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Stellenbosch University donors call for fresh leadership to take the reins
Former Stellenbosch University chancellors Johann Rupert and retired judge Edward Cameron are advocating for new leadership as the election of the university’s new council chairperson looms.










