‘Devastating floods’ keep Jamestown cemetery closed for foreseeable future
Burials at the Jamestown Cemetery in Stellenbosch have continued to stay on hold following recent flooding in the area. ...
Category: Environment
SU students collaborate with NPO for honey bee conservation
A Stellenbosch University (SU) society collaborated with a non-profit organisation (NPO) to launch a two-month fundraising initiative centred around...
Stellenbosch University implements week long e-waste collection
A Stellenbosch University (SU) organisation established an electronic waste (e-waste) collection initiative in an attempt to raise awareness and...
Local hotel starts to rebuild after flood damage
A local hotel that was extensively damaged during the flooding in June partially reopened on 4 August, said Abel...
More snow and rain predicted for Stellenbosch
Stellenbosch and the surrounding areas can expect snow and rain over the weekend of 29 and 30 July. This...
A cold week ahead for Stellenbosch residents
The Stellenbosch area should expect cool to cold temperatures from 24 to 29 July. This was according to Stacy...
Eerste River breaks its banks after heavy rainfall batters Stellenbosch
Parts of Stellenbosch experienced flooding on 14 June, and some people had to be evacuated, following heavy rainfall in...
Paul Roos student represents SA at international science expo
A grade 10 learner from Paul Roos Gymnasium recently represented South Africa (SA) at the student International Science Technology...
SA agricultural sector requires substantial investing
Africa’s domestic savings have been on a decline from 1918 to 2016 and are currently lower than areas like...
Grafskendings wek kommer onder Kylemore-gemeenskapslede
Inwoners van Kylemore het onlangs hulle stemme dik gemaak op sosiale media nadat gemeenskapslede foto’s van die geskende grafte...