Local News
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Stellenbosch locals leading footie in region
The Stellenbosch Local Football Association (LFA) continues to make an impact on football development, with strong representation at regional level following the recent election of the Safa Cape Winelands leadership.
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Dam lease under scrutiny
The future of recreational development around the Berg River Dam remains under scrutiny as the national Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) investigates the legality of the lease agreement.
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‘Education doesn’t have expiry date’ says Khayamandi mum
When teenage pregnancy and early parenting felt like a double-edged sword, Noku Katom made a life-changing decision: she would “go and fetch herself”. New the Stellenbosch University graduate hopes to…
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Online publication retracts article claiming corruption within the Stellenbosch Municipality
The online publication, Cape Independent, recently retracted an article which alleged widespread corruption within the DA-governed Stellenbosch Municipality.
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Johan Combrink-gedenklesing: ‘Woorde kan maak of breek’
Sosioloog en navorser Dr. Ilse Eigelaar-Meets was vanjaar die spreker tydens die jaarlikse Johan Cobrink-gedenklesing. Die tema van die geleentheid was “Taal – die instrument wat menslike ontwikkeling kan maak…
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Kylemore-reus vier 90ste verjaarsdag met diens
‘n Reuse-boom wat se takke wyd in die Kylemore-gemeenskap strek en onder wie se takke geslagte lewenslesse geleer het – dit is hoe Johannes “Diekie” Brandt beskryf word. Vir die…
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De Koker: verdagtes vra nie borgtog
Die twee verdagtes wat verdink word van die moord op Piet de Koker (77) het Maandag (16 Maart) hul borgtogaansoeke in die Stellenbosch-landdroshof laat vaar. Darren Stephanus and Ryan Munnik…
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Blue line corruption in taxi industry?
Ian Cameron, National Assembly chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Police, has revealed that police officers stationed in Stellenbosch, Pinelands, and Mbekweni have been identified as owning taxis.
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Helping Stellenbosch ECDs to feed learners and help them grow
Nutrition in the early years is essential for children’s growth, development and readiness to learn. That is why the Inceba Trust has equipped principals in Stellenbosch and Drakenstein with tools…
