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Township and Village wins gold at Africa Responsible Tourism Awards
Township and Village, a Stellenbosch tourism social enterprise, won gold at the Africa Responsible Tourism Awards for fostering community-based tourism and sustainable development since its inception in 2018.
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High Court decision welcomed to set aside R8 billion locomotive contract
The High Court annulled a R8 billion locomotive contract between Transnet and Wabtec, advancing efforts against corruption within South African enterprises.
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Mobile Electrical & Plumbing celebrates 45 years of service!
Mobile Electrical & Plumbing celebrates 45 years of service to Stellenbosh and the surrounding communities!
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SU innovators bag coveted entrepreneurial awards
The Stellenbosch University’s (US) innovators bag coveted entrepreneurial awards.
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Tourism expert takes over Visit Stellenbosch
Visit Stellenbosch has a new CEO. Annemie Liebenberg succeeds Jeanneret Momberg and took over the reins in March.
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Terroir-trofee na Alto
Die gesogte SA Terroir-trofee vir die top-wyn uit al die inskrywings van alle style en kultivars is vanjaar aan ’n vyf jaar oue cabernet sauvignon uit Stellenbosch toegeken – die Alto Cabernet Sauvignon 2018.
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A sanctuary of world-class design
Lion’s Rest Private Estate is one of the most anticipated development launches of the year in the Cape Winelands.
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TCS Sustainathon SA 2022 winners announced
Ten finalists showcased their ideas at the grand finale at the TCS (Tata Consultancy Services) Sustainathon South Africa 2022, a problem solving competition that empowers youth to find creative solutions to real-world challenges, held at the Sustaina
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Can business incubation programmes save SMMEs from the plight of load shedding?
It is estimated that in 2020 alone, each stage of load shedding cost South Africa’s economy R500 million per day. In 2021, the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) cautioned that load shedding would cost the country approximately R15