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Tag: Stellenbosch

Maties rowing make podium at USSA Rowing Sprints

Maties rowers at April 2026 USSA Sprints Regatta, placing third overall.
Maties rowing secured third place overall at the April 2026 University Sports South Africa (USSA) Rowing Sprints Regatta, claiming...
Events, Sport, Stellenbosch University

Double-digit electricity hike in municipality’s R3.7bn budget

Kevin Carlous chief financial officer of the stellenbosch municipality at the 2026 integrated development plan presenting the 2026/27 budget
Significant tariff increases, among them a 10.7% electricity price hike, have been included in Stellenbosch Municipality’s proposed budget for...
Economy, local news, News

Unpacking the ‘unfinished business’ of Freedom Day in Stellenbosch

nelson mandela with sa flag
As South Africa marks Freedom Day, Stellenbosch residents and academics have expressed mixed feelings about what it means to...
News

What Hill-Lewis means for local government and Stellenbosch

Geordin Hill-Lewis
ILLUSTRATIVE IMAGE: Geordin Hill-Lewis. (Photo: Freddy Mavunda/Times Live) | Stellenbosch Municipality logo (Image: Stellenbosch Municipality/Linkedin) | By Ella Bosman...
Community, News

New bike facility offers security and sustainability

Stellenbosch Trail Fund (STF) introduced a bicycle parking facility last month to reduce theft and traffic congestion, whilst promoting...
Community, local news, News, Traffic, transport

Stellenbosch’s cashless culture works for some, not all

The municipality’s official parking marshals operate on a strictly cashless system and are not permitted to accept cash under any circumstances.

At least three establishments have gone cashless in the past month, joining many other businesses that no longer accept cash in Stellenbosch Central.

Economy, local news, Municipality

SU voices criticise new history curriculum 

Shelves with books in a library
As debates continue over proposed amendments to the Grade 4 to 12 history Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS),...
Education, News

Cherished traffic officer Charl Smit dies aged 54

chief of traffic services Gavin Solomons, mmc for safety at Stellenbosch Stephanie Haneke, deputy chief Ayanda Royi, chief Daniel Jonkers, Stellenbosch major Jeremy Fasser attending the memorial service service at the memorial service of the late traffic officer Charl Smit.
The Stellenbosch Traffic Department held a memorial service on Tuesday at Lentelus Sportsground for late traffic officer Charl Smit,...
News

‘A storm makes winter’: Stellenbosch scientists explain the rain

Sunlight breaks through stormy clouds over the Rooiplein at Stellenbosch University, near where the university’s library and Neelsie student centre have sustained damage from heavy rainfall. PHOTO: Janco Botes
A “big cold front” caused the recent heavy rainfall in Stellenbosch, the South African Weather Service (SAWS) told SMF...
Africa, Environment, local news, News, science, Stellenbosch University, Water

Tokara stops gatekeeping their gardens for one day

rare plant fair banner
Visitors braved the cold and rainy weather to attend the annual Rare Plant Fair and Autumn Open Garden at...
Agriculture, Garden, Nature
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