Standard Bank partners with Stellenbosch University to create a framework as guardrails and guidelines for AI in business.
Over 2 500 alumni returned to Stellenbosch University for Homecoming, exploring their impact and future contributions across various fields.
Dr. Kai Moors, a Rhodes Scholar for 2027, excels in medicine, leadership, and research, aiming to enhance neurological care in South Africa.
The e’Bosch Heritage Awards recognised musicians and educators in Stellenbosch, celebrating their contributions to music and community heritage.
Matie gymnasts excelled at the Western Cape Championships, with Travis Giles and Mardean Harris set to compete nationally.
The Hubert van der Spuy National Music Competition, celebrating 37 years, showcases young talent and offers substantial cash prizes.
Paralympian Simoné Kruger won the Sportswoman of the Year with a Disability award at the South African Sports Awards, celebrating her achievements.
Sean Erasmus is appointed head coach of Maties Rugby, focusing on building a strong culture and developing players for sustained success.
The e’Bosch Heritage Project and SU trained participants in community leadership through presentations of diverse, sustainable development projects.
Stellenbosch University initiates an 18-month medical receptionist internship, aiming to combat youth unemployment by providing practical experience.