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MFM 92.6 is the Cape Winelands’ multi-award-winning community radio station, broadcasting from the heart of Stellenbosch University since 1995.
We connect students, professionals, and communities through music, talk, and storytelling, live on 92.6FM, streaming globally, and always on.
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Whose Home Was Safe? | Prof Amanda Gouws on Women, Lockdown and COVID Diaries

August was Women's Month, with its annual invitation to reflect on equality, care, work, safety and belonging. On SiyakhulaLive, that reflection turns backwards – to a time not so long ago when COVID-19 turned everything upside down, and to the question of what that moment looked like through the eyes…

7 Sep 25 min

Academic Language Is Nobody's First Language | Inside SU's Reading and Writing Labs

SU Student Success Initiative Series: Episode Five. Recorded on Friday 25 August 2026. You can read a paragraph three times and still have no idea what it said. That is not a sign that something is wrong with you. Academic language is its own language, and nobody grew up speaking…

26 Aug 52 min

Success for Whom? | Making Sure Every Student Belongs

SU Student Success Initiative Series: Episode Seven. Recorded on Thursday 3 September 2026. Two students can sit in the same lecture hall, hand in the same assignment, and walk out with completely different senses of whether they belong there. This conversation asks whose definition of student success the university is…

7 Sep 51 min

Three Out of Four Maties | What Student Success Looks Like for Commuter Students

SU Student Success Initiative Series: Episode Six. Recorded on Tuesday, 01 September 2026. Three out of every four Maties do not live in a university residence. Some walk in from Victoria Street. Some are up before dawn for a taxi from Khayelitsha or a lift club from Worcester. This conversation…

7 Sep 51 min

From Silos to Synergy | How Stellenbosch University's Integrated Support Model Works

SU Student Success Initiative Series: Episode Three. Recorded on Friday 28 August 2026. Counsellors, academic advisers, faculty support coordinators, the CSCD, the Student Success Initiative. Students hear the names but rarely know who does what, or who to approach first. This conversation answers that — and argues you should not…