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Time to ‘think differently’ about climate change – SU researcher

In order to combat climate change, it is important to think differently and consider Africa’s past, present and future....

Maintaining roads or digging holes? PhD student raises concern over local road

A local botany student recently raised concerns over the construction and maintenance of a gravel road on the outskirts of Stellenbosch, which has allegedly been repeatedly eroded by rain in the last month.

Illegal dumping troubles residents along Welgevonden Boulevard

Illegal dumping has become an ongoing concern on Welgevonden Boulevard, Stellenbosch. Welgevonden Boulevard near Cloetesville is subject to weekly...

Timber: Oak tree felled on Crozier Street

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.

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...

Grab your maps and compasses: The sport of orienteering hits Stellenbosch

The first two days of a weekend-long orienteering festival, that attracts both novices and experts in the sport, recently...

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....