Cape Winelands
Cape Winelands
Cape Winelands
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WATCH | Wine farms toast 20 years of conservation in the Cape winelands
Over 60 wine estates have conserved 23,585 hectares of threatened flora in the Cape through WWF South Africa’s Conservation Champion programme.
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Robbers on a rampage across Helderberg and Boland farms
A wave of house robberies hits Helderberg and Boland farms. Police suspect syndicate behind it as armed men in balaclavas strike in similar pattern.
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Winter fondue concerts return to Stellenbosch wine estate
Delheim Wine Estate hosts a winter music and cheese fondue series Sundays from July 5 to August 30, featuring live performances and dining.
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Three bodies recovered in Breede Valley as floods devastate Winelands
At least three people died and dozens were rescued as severe flooding devastated parts of the Cape Winelands this week.
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Severe weather causes flooding as Western Cape braces for second cold front
Severe weather has caused flooding across the Cape Winelands, with bridges closed and residents evacuated as a second cold front approaches.
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Severe weather forces school closures in Cape Winelands
Over 150 schools in the Cape Winelands and Eden districts will be closed on Monday due to severe weather warnings affecting the Western Cape.
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SA Military Youth Cadets Programme for the Cape Winelands launched
The official launch of the South African Military Youth Cadets Programme for the Cape Winelands region was held in Wellington.
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Western Cape records worst fire season in 25 years as dry winter looms
The Western Cape has experienced its most severe fire season in a quarter-century, with firefighting crews battling an unprecedented number of blazes.
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Avontuur Estate unveils stunning new wine tasting venue
Avontuur Estate launches new Cellar Door with Table Mountain views on Stellenbosch Wine Route between Stellenbosch and Somerset West.
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Western Cape agriculture suffers R64.8 million loss from devastating fire season
The 2025/2026 fire season has dealt a severe blow to Western Cape agriculture, with economic losses estimated at R64.8 million.
