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Stellenbosch Municipality declares dispute against Aarto demerit system
Stellenbosch Municipality opposes the Aarto system, citing lack of resources and unresolved concerns affecting service delivery and governance.
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Stellenbosch’s municipal manager might remain in seat longer
Stellenbosch Municipality may see a new mayor, but municipal manager Geraldine Mettler is likely to retain her position for a few months.
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Vyf vas ná bende-verwante skietvoorval, moord in Cloetesville
Vyf mans is in verband met ‘n bende-verwante moord van ‘n man in Cloetesville op Vrydag 21 Augustus in hegtenis geneem.
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New walking trail opens along Eerste River banks in Stellenbosch
A new riverside walkway was opened in Stellenbosch, honoring Dr Richard de Villiers, benefiting cyclists, seniors, and runners.
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Onbekende man se lyk onder boom in Ou Paarlpad, Klapmuts gekry
Die Klapmuts-polisie het ‘n geregtelike doodsondersoek geopen na die lyk van ‘n onbekende man onder ‘n boom in Ou Paarlpad ontdek is.
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Higher education minister intervenes as CPUT remains shut after violent protests
CPUT remains shut after violent protests, with R1.5m in damage as Minister Buti Manamela deploys a team to resolve student grievances.
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South Africa’s municipalities trapped in debt cycle as failures outlast elections
Municipalities owe creditors R161 billion while Eskom reports R110.5 billion in municipal arrears, creating a crisis that survives electoral cycles and threatens essential services.
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Four in court after coordinated take-down of Stellenbosch ‘extortion syndicate’
Police officer among four suspects in Bellville court over extortion ring that targeted more than 50 businesses in Stellenbosch and Kayamandi.
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Hoërskool Cloetesville-onderwyser op knieë by skool verras
‘n Hoërskool-onderwys van Stellenbosch is onlangs met ‘n huweliksvoorstel verras nadat “chaos” in haar registerklas uitbreek.
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GoNow’s e-scooters keep rolling in Stellenbosch as legal grey area persists
Despite a municipal suspension notice, GoNow e-scooters continue zipping through Stellenbosch, while lawmakers play catch-up.
