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Vitamin therapy is for drips

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It may be marketed by influencers, but intravenous vitamin therapy is not necessary and probably not worth the hype, experts say
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Academics bemoan ‘toxic’ politics

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Senior university managers say political parties should be banned from campuses, citing a climate of fear
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The humanities can cure our colonial, patriarchal hangover

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Two academic articles raise questions about the inherent racism and sexism in scientific methodologies and research ethics
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​How to write about Binyavanga

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Writing about Binyavanga, as is writing about Africa, is about what is left off the page
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Scientific racism rears its head again

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A recent journal article on ‘coloured’ women reflects an outmoded paradigm of race
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It’s in the blood

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TW Kambule-NSTF Award: Researcher through research and its outputs by an individual
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Put Africa back in our universities

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Decolonising and reimagining institutions is not a mere theory or idealism but a responsibility
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Stellenbosch students traumatised by ‘men in black’ still have to write exams

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Students distressed by events on campus asked for an opportunity to write exams in 2017.
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Study paves the way for Karoo lamb to join the ranks of tequila, champagne and Kobe

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Research from Stellenbosch University has shown that grazing on fragrant Karoo plants gives lamb a regional taste.
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English given equal status at Stellenbosch, made primary language of instruction at University of Pretoria

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Stellenbosch has also committed to growing isiXhosa in effort to 'facilitate social cohesion and promote inclusivity'.
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Afrikaners: Stand up for what is right, for our future

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A language is not preserved by formal applications, but rather in the home, in the arts and in literature, writes Josua Loots.
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Afrikaans varsities perpetuate racial divisions

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The use of a language that bars the majority of black African students - who do not understand Afrikaans - is indefensible.
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Smaller steps for mankind

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South Africa is set to launch nanosatellites that will gather valuable data before self-destructing.
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Decolonising Wits: Politics of the toyi-toyi on-screen

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Aryan Kaganof’s film about Wits deceptively reflects on the political grandstanding at the institution.
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Rethinking Maties’ apartheid past

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The retro arrangement of Stellenbosch’s Sasol Museum’s artifacts is a gem for cultural study.
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