​ ​Guest lecturer in corporate and development finance at the University of Stellenbosch B usiness School (USB) , Jason Hamilton, forecasts the impact the current 21-day nationwide lockdown will have on South African industry. The global...

This article was originally published on The Conversation . Read the full article here . Just weeks after confirming the first case of COVID-19 in South Africa, the government ordered a lockdown in an attempt to flatten the curve of...

​The following article by Dr Lee-Ann Steenkamp, COVID-19 tax relief: a snapshot of what's out there​, was published by The Conversation on 8 April 2020: ​ Across the globe, many governments have been forced to lockdown their countries in an...

​​​A video message to staff and student from the Dean's Management Team at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Stellenbosch University.

Stellenbosch University’s Legal Services has a new website. According to Gerhard Lipp, Senior Director: Legal Services, the previous website “had become outdated and old” and was in need of an update to communicate the significant changes...

​Beef cattle farmers can do well to look into the economic benefits of using dried grape pomace and citrus pulp as sources of fibre when raising cattle in feedlots. So says animal science researcher Dr Tawanda Tayengwa of Stellenbosch...

​During #lockdown, Matie alumnus and Capetonian Mia Esterhuyzen finds herself at the rhino sanctuary near Nelspruit where she has been volunteering nearly every single holiday since 2015. Esterhuyzen is one of the 169 students of the...

If sport doesn't contribute to a healthier nation, we must press the reset button and explore ways of doing things differently. Chief Director of Maties Sport, Ilhaam Groenewald, expressed this view during an online panel discussion hosted...

​Dear Colleagues The new set of circumstances resulting from the lock-down directive by President Cyril Ramaphosa on Monday evening has increased the complexity of Stellenbosch University’s Business Continuity objective.Further to the...

​​Campus Health Service would like to vaccinate as many staff and students as possible with the flu vaccine in 2020, due to the outbreak of COVID-19 and the need to maintain the health of all staff and students of SU. A flu shot won't...