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Political killings in South Africa reach record high ahead of local elections
South Africa records 43 political killings from January to September, surpassing annual totals as local elections approach in November.
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Stellenbosch se kaptein Martin groet vir nuwe uitdaging
Ná drie dekades van diens groet Kaptein Martin Stellenbosch-polisie vir ‘n nuwe uitdaging. Dié Cloetesviller was tot onlangs die polisiewoordvoerder vir die Stellenbosch-polisiekantoor.
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Oud-Lückhoffers onthou skooldae met bekendstelling van spesiale boek
Die liefde, leed en stoute streke van die Hoërskool Lückhoff se matriekklas van 1976 is in ‘n boek, wat onlangs bekendgstel is, vasgevang.
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Visit Stellenbosch, Cape Town Tourism joins hands to bolster tourism
Cape Town Tourism and Visit Stellenbosch signed a Joint Marketing Agreement to promote longer visitor stays, enhancing regional tourism experiences.
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Wine industry cautiously optimistic about harvest despite El Niño threat
Wine industry experts caution it’s premature to predict the effects of El Niño on the 2027 grape harvest, emphasizing climate resilience planning.
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Red Bibs’ role is vital in keeping Stellenbosch CBD safe at night
“Red Bibs” attendants enhance safety in Stellenbosch but struggle for recognition and proper payment, relying on public tips for support.
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Paul Roos Gymnasium reeling from Grade 9 learner’s death
The PRG community mourns 15-year-old Nico Caine’s death, urging parents to discuss mental health and support during Suicide Prevention Month.
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Photo || Juno sniffs out drugs during operation in Klapmuts
Stellenbosch K9 Unit’s Juno found drugs worth R2 800 in Klapmuts; a suspect was arrested, demonstrating the K9 programme’s effectiveness.
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Malawiër in hospitaal glo ná aanval deur Klapmuts-seuns
Boniface Kumwenda van Malawi is na bewering op Dinsdag 15 September deur twee seuns in Klapmuts met ‘n mes en panga aangerand.
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Munisipaliteit verklaar Eikestad-kraanwater is veilig om te drink
Damvlakke in die Wes-Kaap het gestyg, wat veilige drinkwater in Stellenbosch verseker, ten spyte van inwoners se kommer oor die kleur en reuk daarvan.
