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August 8th, 2026
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Author: Amahle Thabethe

Passing on the baton

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For former Olympic athlete, Elana Meyer’s life was shaped by running. Today, she is director of an organisation that...
#Women, Profile

The woman behind the hard hat

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Through discipline, ambition and a desire to help others grow, Nodumo Maqetuka manages to balance her life as an...
Business, Features, Profile

Protest erupts over use of Jamestown as a relocation area

protestors holding signs
Residents of Jamestown marched to Stellenbosch Town Hall on 1 May and handed over a memorandum of demands to...
News, Protest

Rains wreak havoc on Kayamandi

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Residents of Kayamandi in Stellenbosch are picking up the pieces after heavy weekend rains destroyed homes, leaving many without...
Community, Food, Housing, Outreach

Cloetesville residents show mixed awareness of new water restrictions

Infographic explaining what 330 litres of water looks like in everyday use
Stellenbosch Municipality introduced Level 2 water restrictions at the beginning of March. However, many residents in Cloetesville say that...
News

Stellenbosch’s CoCreate Hub shows job creation in action

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President Cyril Ramaphosa emphasised support for small businesses and job creation in the State of the Nation Address, prompting...
News
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