Open for debate: history teachers in Stellenbosch discuss new CAPS curriculum
Teachers in Stellenbosch have expressed differing sentiments towards the newly proposed Grade 4 to 12 history Curriculum and Assessment...
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Uber drivers in Stellenbosch raise concerns after fuel price increase
Uber drivers and their customers have said that the increase in fuel prices pose concerns for e-hailing as drivers...
Dancing in Style is back
Gia Oliver, a Maties Ballroom and Latin Dance Society dancer from team Dagbreek, dances with Seth Scott, the Prim...
Stellenbosch rents rise as new developments price out students and locals
Rent in Stellenbosch is rapidly increasing and experts have said this increase is driven by two key factors. New...
Home Affairs outreach brings IDs to Cloetesville High
Two government departments partnered to make sure that Grade 12 pupils at Cloetesville High School have smart ID cards and...
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...
Stellenbosch’s cashless culture works for some, not all
At least three establishments have gone cashless in the past month, joining many other businesses that no longer accept cash in Stellenbosch Central.
SU voices criticise new history curriculum
As debates continue over proposed amendments to the Grade 4 to 12 history Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS),...
Cherished traffic officer Charl Smit dies aged 54
The Stellenbosch Traffic Department held a memorial service on Tuesday at Lentelus Sportsground for late traffic officer Charl Smit,...
‘A storm makes winter’: Stellenbosch scientists explain the rain
A “big cold front” caused the recent heavy rainfall in Stellenbosch, the South African Weather Service (SAWS) told SMF...