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Eerste bergbrand hou brandbestryders besig in Simondium
‘n Veldbrand het Vrydag 18 September in Simondium uitgebreek, aangevuur deur sterk winde en hoë temperature. Die brand is nou onder beheer.
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Election watch: The race is on for seats in Stellenbosch council
Eighteen parties are contesting Stellenbosch’s local elections on 4 November, offering a diverse candidate selection to voters of the City of Oaks.
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Mpox cases rise to 22 as health authorities confirm new infections
The Department of Health has confirmed four additional mpox cases, raising the national total from 18 to 22 as of 22 September 2026.
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Western Cape expands rural safety measures amid farm attack concerns
Police doing best to combat farm attacks amid limited resources available to rural stations and other constraints.
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Oil prices drop as Trump reports ‘very good talks’ between the US and Iran
Oil prices fell on Wednesday after President Donald Trump said US and Iranian representatives had met for “very good” talks at the United Nations.
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Jong man op plaas doodgeskok
’n 27-jarige man van Bellville het Dinsdagoggend (15 September) sy lewe verloor toe hy twee kollegas ná ’n elektriese skok op Sandrivierplaas in Wellington probeer help het.
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Bekommernis oor ontwikkeling in Stellenbosch: ‘Dorp word nou ‘n stad’
Konstruksiewerk in Laer Dorpstraat in Stellenbosch vorder en sal na verwagting teen Julie 2027 voltooi wees, wat probleme met verkeersopeenhoping sal aanspreek.
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South African extra virgin olive oils celebrated with annual awards
The SA Olive Awards 2026 celebrated South Africa’s best EVOOs, highlighting exceptional producers and honoring industry contributors and achievements.
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Stellenrust shines in Standard Bank Chenin Blanc Top 10 challenge
Two Stellenbosch wines were recognised in the 2026 Standard Bank Chenin Blanc Top 10 for exceptional quality and diversity.
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‘Kidnapping’ red flags raised in Cloetesville and Kayamandi
Rumours of a suspected kidnapper spotted in the Kayamandi and Cloetesville areas are doing the rounds on social media.
