Research reveals South Africa’s inadequate efforts against child stunting, affecting over a quarter of children under five, highlighting inconsistencies and fragmentation in solutions.
Stellenbosch University Council will elect a new chair on 13 April, after the end of former chair Dr Nicky Newton King’s four-year tenure on 1 April.
Cape Flats resident Elana Ryklief earned a PhD in English Studies from Stellenbosch University in three years, using her own transgender experiences.
Robben Island prisoners used sport as a tool for resistance, fostering community, governance, and hope amidst oppressive conditions.
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.
Former chancellors call for new leadership at Stellenbosch University, citing governance failures during current chair Dr. Nicky Newton-King’s term.
A team journeyed 6,200 km across Africa on solar-powered vehicles, showcasing innovation in electric transport, documented in the series “Recharging Hope.”
SWEAT Africa will bring more than 100 international investors and venture capitalists together alongside the continent’s most promising start-ups at the Bertha Retreat between Stellenbosch and Franschhoek on 13 and…
A jam-packed Welcoming Programme, designed to help new students settle into university life, awaits new Stellenbosch University students.
David Obagbuwa qualified as one of SA’s youngest doctors. He received an MBChB degree from Stellenbosch University (SU) last week at the age of 21. Obagbuwa began his medical studies…
