South Africa does not have a national policy dedicated to research security. Strengthening research security reflects a commitment to public trust, academic integrity, and the equitable pursuit of knowledge. Research security is a commitment to openness anchored in responsibility.

Freedom Day was celebrated on 27 April. Freedom also means that we must protect the environment. Freedom must also be about the conditions that make life possible.

Researchers, policymakers and practitioners have come together to confront one of the country’s most persistent and complex public health challenges – child stunting. Stunting is not a single-sector problem. It is systemic and requires a systemic response. Success depends on treating stunting as a national development priority, backed by strong coordination and accountability.

Each April, South Africa marks Freedom Day on 27 April, commemorating the country’s first democratic elections in 1994 – a defining moment that continues to shape its constitutional order. Against this backdrop, thought leaders at Stellenbosch University (SU), whose work engages questions of governance, rights and accountability, reflect on the state of democracy.

Each April, South Africa marks Freedom Day on 27 April, commemorating the country’s first democratic elections in 1994 – a defining moment that continues to shape its constitutional order. Against this backdrop, thought leaders at Stellenbosch University (SU), whose work engages questions of governance, rights and accountability, reflect on the state of democracy.

Alumni recognised across literature, journalism and non-fiction. The Hertzog Prize is one of the most prestigious awards in Afrikaans literature. Strong representation of alumni among finalists and winners.

Each April, South Africa marks Freedom Day on 27 April, commemorating the country’s first democratic elections in 1994 – a defining moment that continues to shape its constitutional order. Against this backdrop, thought leaders at Stellenbosch University (SU), whose work engages questions of governance, rights and accountability, reflect on the state of democracy.

Justice Rammaka Steven Mathopo called for a renewed focus on spatial justice and housing rights in South Africa. He was the speaker at the 20th Annual Human Rights Lecture The lecture was hosted by the HF Oppenheimer Chair in Human Rights Law

Each April, South Africa marks Freedom Day on 27 April, commemorating the country’s first democratic elections in 1994 - a defining moment that continues to shape its constitutional order. Against this backdrop, thought leaders at Stellenbosch University (SU), whose work engages questions of governance, rights and accountability, reflect on the state of democracy.

Many Maties struggle to afford basics like tuition, meals, and accommodation. Coming together around a shared purpose. A culture of giving within the SU community.