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ATKV-Crescendo vier vyf dekades met GOUD
Die ATKV-Crescendo “word goud” om ’n halfeeu se bydrae tot die Afrikaanse musiekbedryf te vier.
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The Bridge eindelik gebou in Klapmuts
’n Nuwe ontwikkeling kom vir Klapmuts – met die ontwikkelaars wat beloof The Bridge sal ’n belegging van miljarde rand na die gemeenskap bring.
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Parking options for Stellenbosch further examined
A total of 300 additional parking bays are needed in the Stellenbosch town centre to address the current shortage and help alleviate traffic congestion.
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Open letter to the DA on electing Stellenbosch Mayor
To the Democratic Alliance leadership: As the selection of Stellenbosch’s new Mayor approaches, we, the residents of this historic and vibrant town, recognise our crucial role in this process.
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SPORT: Van der Stel gymnasts excel in the competition arena
Van der Stel Gymnastics Club has wrapped up a successful 2024 competition season for its rhythmic and women’s artistic gymnasts, showcasing impressive talent and determination.
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SCHOOLS: Rhenish girls know their history
Learners of Rhenish recently took part in the Junior History Olympiad of South Africa
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‘Walk with Disability’ and lend a helping hand
In celebration of National Disability Rights Awareness Month, culminating in the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the sixth annual “Walk with Disability” will return to the streets of Stellenbosch on 16 November.
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SCHOOLS: Road safety talks for learners of St Ida’s and Ida’s Valley
The Ida’s Valley Public Library held an awareness programme for National Transport Month.
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Franschhoek’s Lindie-Alet is best agri-worker in the Western Cape
Lindie-Alet van Staden from L’Ormarins Wine Estate in Franschhoek was named the Western Cape Prestige Agri-Worker of the Year for 2024.
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PHOTOS: Stellenbosch’s top green fingers win big at Mayoral Garden Competition
The 2024 instalment of the annual Mayoral Garden Competition was the biggest yet, with 290 entries received in the competition’s third year, about 100 more entries than last year.










