Franschhoek taxi drivers to raise fares
Franschhoek taxi drivers will soon raise their taxi fares for the first time in three years, due to the...
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Fuelling fires: The need for controlled burns on Stellenbosch Mountain
The period between July and August (the end of winter) is the ideal time for conducting a controlled burn...
Stellenbosch youth encouraged to ‘Include [Their] Story’
A local non-governmental organisation (NGO) was recently launched to help support, empower and unite young people from different backgrounds in Stellenbosch.
In-person student elections commence at SU
As Stellenbosch University (SU) students enter the second semester of the year, various student leadership election proceedings have officially...
How new municipal sidewalk policy will impact local businesses
Stellenbosch Municipality recently introduced a new policy that allows businesses in Stellenbosch Central to lease public sidewalks. This is...
Stellenbosch women inspired to ‘Live Life in Full Colour’
A Stellenbosch University (SU) private student organisation (PSO) recently hosted an event aimed at empowering local women to bring...
Maintaining roads or digging holes? PhD student raises concern over local road
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.
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...
Head and shoulders above the rest
A local third-generation barber recently placed first in the young blood category at the King and Queen of the...
Stellenbosch set to test electric minibusses
Various research partners recently collaborated to start testing electric minibusses in Stellenbosch. This is according to Justin Coetzee, chief...