​The Philippi Horticultural Area represents a test case for the ethics of water governance in South Africa. The diversity of government role-players with their divergent interpretations of the legislation; the differing opinions of the...

​ Day zero, when the 4 million people living in Cape Town run out of water, is becoming a real possibility. The city has informed residents that water supplies will be turned off on the day and only retained for high risk areas and...

Leila Broomhall, a rising star in the world of water polo, recently walked across the graduation stage at Stellenbosch University’s March graduation ceremony. The BSc graduate spent her formative years in Noordhoek alongside her parents...

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For Etienne (39), leadership was never about climbing the corporate ladder – it was about building something meaningful, empowering people, and constantly evolving. In April 2024, just months before completing his MBA at Stellenbosch...

Giving officials something practical to work with, was one of the hardest challenges facing modelers in the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic in South Africa, says Prof Juliet Pulliam, director of the South African Centre for...

​​​​​ Dr Curtis Bell (PhD), Associate Professor, US Naval War College and Research Fellow with the Security Institute for Governance and Leadership in Africa (SIGLA), was the lead author of a 2021 report, commissioned by the UNODC and...

​​​As a way of remembering the 3 700 residents who were uprooted from central Stellenbosch because of the Group Areas Act, Stellenbosch University's (SU) Africa Open Institute for Music, Research and Innovation (AOI) on Tuesday officially...