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The University of the Western Cape has launched iAccelerate SA, an innovative high school start-up accelerator designed to transform entrepreneurial aspirations into business reality. The programme equips learners from Grades 9-12 with essential skills through a structured four-stage approach, bridging the gap between education and industry while addressing real-world challenges.
More than 1,500 young rugby stars from across Southern Africa will gather at Stellenbosch's iconic Markötter Sports Ground for the fourth annual Willie le Roux Rugby Festival this April.
From the fiery Festival of Fire Chilli Carnival and the aromatic Winelands Coffee Festival to the soulful Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concert featuring Ami Faku and Simmy, the Mother City offers an exciting line-up of events.
Prepare for a weekend of aromatic indulgence at the inaugural Winelands Coffee Festival on 29–30 March at The Woodmill, Stellenbosch. Celebrate coffee culture with specialty brews, craft beverages, live entertainment, and more
With the game locked at 1-1 heading towards extra time after the 90th minute, Kaizer Chiefs player George Matlou appeared to have fouled Stellenbosch keeper Sage Stephens during a corner. With the gloveman impeded, Pule Mmodi was able to find the back of the net from close range.
The South African Premier Soccer League faces mounting criticism over referee decisions, with recent controversial matches highlighting the urgent need for professional officials. This in-depth analysis explores why transitioning to full-time referees could revolutionise South African football
Explore Prof Wim de Villiers' transformative decade at Stellenbosch University, where he navigated challenges and celebrated achievements while shaping a vision for the future.