Stellenbosch Municipality
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Seasonal rains: Water damage restricted in Stellenbosch area
The first seasonal rains brought destruction from the streets to stores in Stellenbosch. Among the reported flooded areas were Ida’s Valley and Khayamandi, among others.
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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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READER’S LETTER II Concerns over water supply amid growth
For the past few weeks the Bo Die Rand area has been experiencing daily interruptions in water supply, for hours on end. We have now reached a point where there…
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Reader’s letter: ‘Response to complaint is irksome’
A formal complaint regarding Councillor Stephanie Heneke’s social media comments on a sensitive sexual misconduct case was submitted to the Speaker of the Stellenbosch Municipal Council. The complaint urged for…
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Mayor Fasser tells of his first year
Stellenbosch Mayor Jeremy Fasser looks back on the year that was.
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University, municipality commit to close collaboration in Stellenbosch
The final Mayor-Rector Forum of 2025 ended on a high note, with a firm commitment to strengthen collaboration between the Stellenbosch Municipality and Stellenbosch University (SU).
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Visit Stellenbosch, tourism partners evaluates the year that was
Stellenbosch’s tourism sector has had a positive year despite challenges, highlighted by Michael Ratcliffe at Visit Stellenbosch’s annual meeting. Key changes included new leadership and regulatory proposals. Premier Alan Winde…
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Stellenbosch celebrates disability rights with annual community walk
Stellenbosch’s seventh annual Walk with Disability returns on Saturday 15 November, expecting 400 participants. Organised by Stellenbosch Disability Network with municipal support, the event promotes disability awareness and community inclusion.
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Riool ‘n kopseer vir inwoners van Pniël
Inwoners van Pniël eis ‘n oplossing by die Stellenbosch munisipaliteit vir wat hulle ‘n 27 jaar lange probleem by die plaaslike pompstasie noem.
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Study shows domestic tourism market remains untapped in Stellenbosch
New research commissioned by Visit Stellenbosch reveals a buoyant local tourism industry, one strategically positioned to amplify economic impact through strategic partnerships and community-led initiatives.
