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Paul Rowett of Toco turns local economic activity into environmental wealth
Local resident and businessman Paul Rowett, along with associates Joe Pretorius and Niel Schoeman, have found a solution for communities such as Stellenbosch’s to work together to reduce their carbon footprint by creating a currency called Toco. The
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Run, ride Muratie on 1 May
Mild temperatures and leaves turning all sorts of colours, makes Autumn a great time of year to spend on the trails!.
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Pick n Pay Wine & Food Festival brings Cape wines to consumers
Swirl, sniff and sip your way through the best of South Africa’s wines at the annual Pick n Pay Wine & Food Festival, which kicks off in Cape Town this month.
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Proposed dualling of historic Dorp Street in Stellenbosch raises concerns and frustration among residents and business owners
Residents and business owners in the Lower Dorp Street Business and Residential area of Stellenbosch are expressing concern and frustration over the proposed dualling of a part of Dorp Street. The section in question runs between the R44 and the…
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Hoërskoolleerders help toe skoolbus op Stellenbosch aan die brand slaan
’n Skoolbus wat plaaslike leerders vervoer, het Dinsdagoggend (25 April) buite die Laerskool Idasvallei en Luckhoff Sekondêre Skool aan die brand geslaan.
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Hoërskoolleerders help toe bus op Stellenbosch aan die brand slaan
’n Skoolbus wat plaaslike leerders vervoer, het Dinsdagoggend (25 April) buite die Laerskool Idasvallei en Luckhoff Sekondêre Skool aan die brand geslaan.
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Stellenbosch Municipality has launched a short-term programme to ensure a safer town
In a bid to ensure residents and visitors alike are safer, Stellenbosch Municipality, this week, launched a short-term safety-and-security programme, the Safety Monitor Initiative (SMI).
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Boschendal to host vital dialogues about role of regenerative farming in restoring natural ecosystems
Boschendal is hosting a critical discussion on 26 April to raise awareness and funds to support Africa’s leading role in the regeneration of nature.
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Plastic bottles to pencil bags
The Pick n Pay School Club team recently handed pencil bags over to Grade 4 learners at Groendal Primary and Wemmershoek Primary schools in Franschhoek. Made from recycled plastic bottles, the bags aim are a visual way of showing learners…
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