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‘Protect our community’ — Khayamandi residents march against rising violence
The Khayamandi Movement for Change recently took to the streets to bring attention to the ongoing shootings in their community.
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Successful rescue after hiker’s 40-metre fall in Jonkershoek
Rescue teams, including volunteers of Wildlife Search and rescue, aided in the successful rescue of a 60-year-old hiker in Jonkershoek.
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Franschhoek Pass remains closed indefinitely after May floods cause extensive damage
The historic Franschhoek Pass has sustained significant damage during the May floods, marking the latest setback for the popular scenic route.
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Tributes pour in for grade 10 learner Max Immelman after cancer battle
Max Immelman, a 15-year-old school boy, passed away from leukemia, prompting heartfelt tributes from his school communities in mourning.
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Stellenbosch chefs set table of love for beloved food icon Errieda du Toit
The Stellenbosch food community is fundraising for Errieda du Toit, a beloved culinary figure facing medical challenges, with a special dinner event.
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Bek-en-klouseer op Stellenbosse kommersiële plaas bevestig
Die Wes-Kaapse departement van landbou, ekonomiese ontwikkeling en toerisme het vandeesweek ‘n uitbreking van bek-en-klouseer in Stellenbosch bevestig.
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Police launch murder investigations into shootings of three men in Khayamandi
Three men were killed in Khayamandi after two separate shootings in the township Stellenbosch police confirmed.
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Provincial probe highlights policing crisis at Cloetesville, Klapmuts stations
Police stations in the Western Cape face significant resource challenges, impacting effectiveness and community safety amid a growing population.
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Foto’s | Jongelinge geniet Jeugdag in Stellenbosch
Jeugdag is op Dinsdag 16 Junie in Stellenbosch gevier, met spesiale praatjies, ‘n sportdag en iets soet om die 110ste verjaardag van StellSorg te vier.
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Dogter inspireer insamelingsprojek om kinders van Stellenbosch te help
‘n Eenvoudige daad van vriendelikheid deur ‘n 11-jarige het Janine Bantam-Titus geïnspireer om ‘n inisiatief vir minderbevoorregte kinders te begin.
