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Langrug residents object to relocation
Residents of the Langrug informal settlement in Groendal, Franschhoek say they are not relocating despite the Stellenbosch Municipality’s plan to start infrastructure upgrades.
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Robberies on the rise in Khayamandi
Stellenbosch police have issued a warning to residents to be alert at robberies are on the rise in Khayamandi.
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‘Nuwe begin vir Cloetesville’
Inwoners van Cloetesville het op Menseregtedag byeengekom om hul reg op ‘n veilige omgewing te bespreek en planne te beraam om die voortspelende geweld in die buurt hok te slaan.
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Prof. Wim gaan ná ‘n dekade rus
Yaël Malgas Ná ‘n dekade in die warmstoel as rektor en visekanselier van die Universiteit Stellenbosch maak prof. Wim de Villiers plek vir sy opvolger en sluit amptelik sy “rustelose […]
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Doctor’s new novel explores stark truths
Berend Mets, a doctor and an authour, launched his third novel, Truth & Conciliation, at the Hofmeyr Hall in Stellenbosch on Wednesday 12 March.
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Riool stoot in erf op
Vier of vyf keer ’n jaar, sedert hulle by hul woning in Rustenburgweg ingetrek het, kry ’n Idasvallei-gesin ’n onaangename verrassing – rioolwater wat in hul erf opdam.
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Challenges discussed at Rector-Mayor Forum
The latest Rector-Mayor Forum, held on 4 March, emphasized the strong partnership between Stellenbosch University (SU) and Stellenbosch Municipality in addressing critical issues in the town.
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New council ushers in a new era for Boland College
A new crop of leaders has been appointed to lead Boland College, which announced the names of those serving on its College Council.
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‘Skrikbewind’ in Cloetesville
‘n Skietvoorval in Cloetesville op 16 Maart het die lewe van een man geëis. Nog ‘n man is in die voorval gewond.
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High Court victory for the Critically Endangered African Penguin
BirdLife South Africa and SANCCOB achieved a historic victory as the Pretoria High Court mandated no-take fishing zones near six African Penguin breeding colonies to help halt the species’ decline towards extinction.
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