It has been 32 years since the birth of democracy in South Africa, but the question remains: Have we truly tasted freedom?

(From left to right) Nemesia Vice Prim Alessandra Bielich and Nemesia Prim Jenna Makin. PHOTO: Johlize van der Merwe ...

Andrew Buckland is alone on stage, but he is never really alone. He shifts between characters, voices and personalities so quickly that, at times, you try to work out who you are watching instead of ...

Imagine before you a stage cluttered with the most unlikely combination of objects: Pots and pans, a tube TV, a box of eggs, and a bottle of wine. There’s also a radio, a dish of butter, and even that ...

One hardly expects to be asked, “Any Netflix shows you would like to watch live today?” on entering a satirical live performance. But Netphlix, a fast-paced, high-energy comedy, does not stick to ...

Going out to eat at a restaurant may seem frivolous. But in The Reservation, it is transformed into a layered social commentary.

Maties Sport will host a Pink Night Run on 8 October, at the Coetzenburg B Field, Stellenbosch, in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Stellenbosch’s Town Hall was transformed into a stage for the town’s untold stories last week, as 20 acts across different categories participated in the e’Bosch Festival of Talents: A celebration of ...

In Moffie, staged at this year’s Toyota Stellenbosch Woordfees, David Viviers, plays the role of Nicholas van de Swart, a gay soldier in apartheid-era South Africa, in a one-man play.

Every morning for three decades, Ida’s Valley Primary School foreperson Lidia Williams, opened the gates at the Stellenbosch ...

A team of women representing the Cape Leopard Trust (CLT) are currently training for the Old Mutual Double Century road race ...

Bo rcherd Street, Stellenbosch, where Annika Vermeulen, a second-year engineering student at Stellenbosch University, was robbed and held at gunpoint on Tuesday, 22 September. PHO ...