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Sassa services now in Kylemore
Stellenbosch residents no longer have to travel to Klapmuts for their social benefits as services of the South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) has moved to Kylemore. Sassa suspended services…
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Health department warns of fake EMS training recruitment video
The Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness has issued a warning about a fake recruitment video circulating on social media.
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Verhuurders kla huurgeld is ‘steeds agterstallig’
Die Landlords of Stellenbosch-groep kla hulle het met die aanbreek van die akademiese jaar US-studente gehuisves, maar verhuurders sê betalings vir die
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Bernard Fick sal Universiteit Stellenbosch-raad tot 2028 lei
Bernard Fick, ‘n onafhanklike nie-uitvoerende direkteur van maatskappye, is as die nuwe voorsitter van die Universiteit Stellenbosch-raad verkies.
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‘Education doesn’t have expiry date’ says Khayamandi mum
When teenage pregnancy and early parenting felt like a double-edged sword, Noku Katom made a life-changing decision: she would “go and fetch herself”. New the Stellenbosch University graduate hopes to…
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Hill-Lewis elected DA leader as new leadership team unveiled
Geordin Hill-Lewis elected DA leader as party unveils new leadership team, marking major transition following federal congress in Midrand.
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Stellenbosch-verhuurders kla oor agterstallige studente-huurgeld
Stellenbosch-verhuurders wat jaarliks verblyf aan sowat 5000 studente bied, sê die Universiteit Stellenbosc (US) het versuim om huurgeld vir die afgelope twee maande te betaal.
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Ward 16 residents can register to cast special vote for by-election
Voters of Cloetesville who need to cast their votes before the official by-election day can apply to cast a special vote.
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Stellenbosch students targets for theft
Students should remain vigilant both on campus and throughout Stellenbosch town, following a recent incident of bicycle theft that occurred in the area. A first-year female student was cycling to…
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Easter crackdown nets 29 arrests on Western Cape roads
A total of 29 motorists were arrested during Easter roadblocks in the Western Cape, with drunk driving and unsafe vehicles among key offences
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