Stellenbosch Municipality
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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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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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Root44 closed until further notice, management blames municipal red tape
Root44 Market closed due to regulatory issues, planning delays, and financial pressures, citing lack of support from Stellenbosch Municipality.
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Shopkeepers cry foul after Law Enforcement raids in Khayamandi
Khayamandi shopkeepers report trauma and chaos after aggressive municipal raids, fearing for their safety while facing socio-economic tensions.
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Stellenbosch LDAC combats substance abuse collectively
The Stellenbosch LDAC promotes partnerships to combat substance abuse, commemorating milestones and supporting recovery in the community.
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Photo | Transforming green spaces for generations in Stellenbosch
During Environment Month, community leaders planted trees in Unie Park, enhancing green spaces and fostering community connections in Stellenbosch.
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Homelessness set to be countered in Stellenbosch through U-Turn
U-Turn Homeless Ministries is seeking a location in Stellenbosch to provide essential services and skill development for the unhoused, aided by municipal funding.
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Shackles go up in Stellenbosch Municipal chambers again
The Stellenbosch Municipality’s May council meeting featured disputes, and tensions surrounding the 2026-’27 budget discussion.
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Slabbert steps down as deputy mayor of Stellenbosch
Mynard Slabbert resigned as Stellenbosch’s deputy mayor after a no-confidence vote from the DA caucus, prompting the search for a new deputy.
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Children injured after being hit by municipal bakkie in Mooiwater
Stellenbosch Municipality confirmed one of its employees was behind the steering wheel of a council bakkie that hit two children in Mooiwater.
