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This South African river has a bacteria count off the charts: a natural filter is cleaning it for watering food gardens
Researchers in Franschhoek are using natural filtration systems to turn heavily polluted river water into a safe resource without chemicals.
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Massive financial injection: Tourism continues to spurt in Stellenbosch
Stellenbosch tourism generated R13 billion last year, supporting 48 007 jobs and reflecting sustainable economic growth through visitor engagement.
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Mamelodi Sundowns retire Adams’s number 8 jersey for 2026-’27 season
Mamelodi Sundowns will retire the number eight jersey in honour of late midfielder Jayden Adams for the 2026-’27 season.
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Chaplains gather at service of dedication in Stellenbosch
The Chaplains Alert South Africa (Casa) hosted its second dedication service at the Stellenbosch Fire Station on Saturday 1 August. The local station is a venue that holds deep significance […]
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Young graduates cooking up a storm after graduation from Bergzicht
The second group of QCTO-accredited Food Service Assistant graduates celebrated their achievements, enhancing employability in the growing hospitality sector.
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Deadline for card replacement beckons, warns Postbank
Social grant beneficiaries must switch from Sassa gold cards to Postbank black cards by 31 August to avoid payment disruptions.
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Mr Bubbles: Winemaker Pieter Ferreira to receive lifetime achievement award in London
Pieter Ferreira will receive the International Wine Challenge Lifetime Achievement Award on 7 September, becoming only the second South African honoured with the accolade.
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Bid launched to protect Papegaaiberg Nature Reserve
Citizen scientists conducted a BioBlitz in Papegaaiberg Nature Reserve, aiming to document wildlife and raise awareness for its preservation.
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Stellenbosch Municipality appoints new deputy mayor
The Stellenbosch municipal council appointed Dr Rudi Buys as the municipality’s new deputy mayor.
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Driving licences to last decade under new Cabinet approval
Cabinet approves 10-year driving licence validity for light vehicles, but legislative changes needed before motorists can benefit from extension.
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