The Newspaper |

On 12 August 2026, Die Matie, the official student newspaper of Stellenbosch University (SU), celebrated its 85th anniversary with the release of a limited collector’s edition. As South Africa’s second-oldest student newspaper, first published on 1 August 1941, the publication marks nearly a century of student-led journalism, historical documentation, and institution...

The Hopefield Fynbos Show is proudly celebrating its 37th anniversary this year, inviting visitors from all across South Africa to join in one of the West Coast’s most beloved events from 27 to 30 August 2026. Hosted by the Hopefield Sports Club, the show has grown over the years into a true celebration of the Sandveld’s unique fynbos, agriculture, culture, and community spir...

Pieter Ferreira, affectionately known around the globe as “Mr Bubbles,” has spent over four decades on a relentless, passionate quest to capture the perfect bubble in a glass of Cap Classique. That lifelong devotion to perfecting South Africa’s signature bottle-fermented style is now being celebrated on the world’s biggest stage.

On 7 September, the international wi...

In a powerful moment for modern sports culture, SA Deaf Rugby is redefining what it means to represent South Africa on the world stage with passion, purpose, and unyielding pride. In our nation, rugby is far more than a pastime—it is a shared heartbeat and a cultural anchor that unites people across all walks of life. Yet, true athletic brilliance isn’t always heard in the ro...

Every year, the West Coast of South Africa undergoes a breathtaking transformation as landscapes erupt into vivid tapestries of colour. From deep orange gousblomme to striking blue Geissorhizas, these vibrant displays—like those captured recently in the West Coast National Park—draw nature lovers from around the world.

While an unexpected early hea...