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Street Market operations again suspended
The Dorp Street Sunday Market has again been suspended by the Stellenbosch Municipality. Last week, organisers of the popular shared a statement explaining that municipal officials conducted an inspection at […]
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New kit for Stellenbosch CBD parking attendants
The Winelands Safety Initiative (WSI), with the support of Stellenbosch Municipality, Community Wolf and Visit Stellenbosch, distributed new red safety bibs and sun hats to parking attendants from Khayamandi operating […]
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Cableway ‘backed by most residents’
An independent Ipsos poll commissioned by the developers of the proposed Franschhoek Cableway has found strong overall support for the project among local residents, with nearly two-thirds of respondents indicating […]
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Rotary International visits Stellenbosch
There is no single solution for the challenges each community faces, but a regional, researched approach is what each Rotary needs to help their communities better. This was the advice […]
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Apply for arts and cultural funding
The provincial Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport has opened funding applications for organisations and individuals in the arts and culture sector.
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Man (19) helderoordag in Cloetesville doodgeskiet
Cloetesville-polisie ondersoek die moord van ‘n man wat helderoordag in Langstraat geskiet is.
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Western Cape honours 2025 matric top achievers after record-breaking results
The Western Cape achieved its highest pass rate of 88,2% up from the record-breaking 86,6% in 2024. The province’s bachelor’s pass rate increased to 49,2%.
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Stellenbosch Hospital: ‘Care, concerns are priority’
Following reports in which various complaints were made about the service at Stellenbosch Provincial Hospital, hospital management issued a statement.
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Doors of Aan Het Pad Clinic now permanently closed
The Aan Het Pad Clinic in Cloetesville has been permanently closed.
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Popular Sunday market to return to vibrant Dorp Street
The popular, weekly Dorp Street Sunday Market is back in town!
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