An oak tree was recently cut down and removed after it fell onto the side of a building, raising concerns among experts about the sustainability of this species in Stellenbosch.
Timber: Oak tree felled on Crozier Street
Category: Community
The Neelsie Cinema welcomes moviegoers again
The Neelsie Cinema’s doors recently reopened to the public after a four-month closure but moviegoers are warned that it...
Krisante lok kreatiwiteit na Pniël
Inwoners en blommekwekers van Pniël het onlangs die geleentheid gehad om hulle handewerk by die dorp se jaarlikse blommefees...
Landkuns in Pniël, Raithby vestig aandag op gentrifikasie
Twee landkunsuitstallings buite Stellenbosch, in Pniël en Raithby, het ten doel om bewusmaking rondom gentrifikasie, oftewel buurtopknapping, in historiese...
From citizen to scientist: Global competition gets locals involved
Stellenbosch will this year join hundreds of cities in a global competition that encourages locals to photograph local fauna...
Local wine estate hosts rare plant fair for a good cause
A residence facility for adults with intellectual disabilities recently benefited from a local plant fair when the hosts donated all ticket proceeds to the facility.
Dumping a R23 million burden on the Stellenbosch Municipality
Illegal dumping is a cause for concern in the Stellenbosch Municipality, according to Stuart Grobbelaar, spokesperson for Stellenbosch Municipality....
Loadshedding: 2 hours for some, 12 days for Tweespruit
Electricity was recently restored to a farm outside Stellenbosch after cable theft left it in the dark for 12...
Stellenbosch Hospital to benefit from provincial health department’s cash injection
Stellenbosch Hospital is one of many provincial hospitals that will benefit from the Western Cape health and wellness department’s...
Long Road suspect to appear in court
A suspect is currently in police custody following an armed robbery that took place in Long Road, Cloetesville. The...