A local botany student recently raised concerns over the construction and maintenance of a gravel road on the outskirts of Stellenbosch, which has allegedly been repeatedly eroded by rain in the last month.
Category: Community
Fedics workers reach salary agreement following picket at SU
General workers from a catering organisation that does contract work for Stellenbosch University (SU) recently reached an agreement on...
Loadshedding: Financial costs stack up for local businesses
Loadshedding is negatively impacting the businesses sector, and local businesses are not exempt. This is according to Jacques Moolman,...
Maties welcome biggest group of exchange students since 2020
Stellenbosch University (SU) recently welcomed 232 exchange students for the new semester. This group forms part of more than...
Nanette van Rooyen se reis na romans
Skryf vloei in Nanette van Rooyen se are. Sy het aanvanklik as ’n uitgewer gewerk en groot name in...
Franschhoek Bastille Festival says bonjour again
One of South Africa’s longest running festivals, the Franschhoek Bastille Festival, recently came back to the town, signalling a...
Pay for protection programme launched by Stellenbosch Municipality
Stellenbosch Municipality now allows private entities to contractually employ law enforcement officers. This is according to Stuart Grobbelaar, spokesperson...
Stellenbosch winter market helps local vendors
The Stellenbosch winter market opened its doors on 9 July and ran until 17 July, according to Lorinda Koen,...
Elderly couple loses belongings in Idas Valley house fire
An elderly couple in Idas Valley recently lost most of their belongings after a fire broke out in their...
Sign Language to become South Africa’s 12th official language
Representatives from the Deaf community in South Africa have welcomed a recent announcement by President Cyril Ramaphosa that South...