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Warm sokkies vir die Kaapse winter
Meer as 1,5 miljard mense ly aan grondoordraagbare voetinfeksies, wat deur die regte paar skoene en kouse voorkom sou kon word. Kinders wat die winter kaalvoet moet aandurf, het ’n groter gevaar vir bevriesing (frostbite) en talle ander voetinfeksies
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Maatskaplike dienste soek familie van ongeregistreerde man van Stellenbosch
Die departement van maatskaplike ontwikkeling (DSD) in die Somerset-Wes-omgewing is op soek na die familie van ’n man, vermoedelik in sy sewentigs, wat volgens inligting oorspronklik van Vlaeberg, Stellenbosch is.
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Universiteit Stellenbosch ‘leer waardevolle lesse’
Die voorsitter van die Universiteit Stellenbosch se raad, dr. Nicky Newton-King, sê die US-raad het vertroue in die rektor en visekanselier, prof. Wim de Villiers, en sy span en dat die bejammerenswaardige episode nie herhaal sal word nie. Sy herbeklemtoon…
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‘Mayor has overstepped’, says GOOD Party
The GOOD Party in Stellenbosch has filed a formal complaint to the Minister of Local Government, Anton Bredell, urging him to hold the Mayor of Stellenbosch to account for alleged interference in the administrative processes of the council. The party
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995 adult-diaper packs distributed across the district
995 adult-diaper packs distributed across the district
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Stellies’ first Pride March draws over 150 participants
In a historic fashion Stellenbosch was the host of the first-ever Stellenbosch Pride March, which took place at the weekend. The event drew more than 150 participants of the LGPTQI+ community.
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Entrepreneur centre on cards
The spotlight will fall on entrepreneurial innovation and growth on the African continent at a new centre for entrepreneurship to be established at Stellenbosch University (SU). It will be known as the Allan Gray Centre for Africa Entrepreneurship fo
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New attendants in CBD
In a bid to prevent the harassment and exploitation of visitors to Stellenbosch central business district (CBD), the Winelands Safety Initiative (WSI), a prominent non-profit organisation, launched an informal parking attendant / car guard project in










