Former SU students create driving lesson app
Two Stellenbosch University (SU) alumni developed South Africa’s first driving lesson app that allows learner drivers across the country...
Category: Business
Local businesses: Nothing close to a normal season anytime soon
While international borders remain closed, the reopening of local businesses in Stellenbosch, under level 2 lockdown, will rely largely...
Renowned Stellenbosch barista opens coffee shop
A well-known Stellenbosch barista opened his own coffee shop with the help of the Stellenbosch community, last week, after...
Meet the My Brew coffee king, Freddie Kruger
Fred Kruger went from roasting coffee beans in his corporate office to owning one of the most recognisable brands...
Overlooked Mill Square set for revival
The owner of Pulp Cinema will be launching a new restaurant/bar, Sentraal, with the hopes of reviving the often...
Manoushe owner opens bookstore
A local restaurant owner has expanded his business by opening a new bookstore on Andringa Street, which will officially...
Bonne Esperance pop-up coffee shop lifeline for staff
A local guest house has opened a pop-up coffee shop in an effort to continue supporting their staff during...
Idee-kompetisie soek plaaslike oplossings vir plaaslike probleme
Stellenbossers word deur die #IdeasForChange-kompetisie uitgedaag om met innoverende oplossings tot plaaslike sosiale probleme vorendag te kom. Die wenner...
Maties merchandise now on Takealot
The Maties Shop, the official carrier of Stellenbosch University’s (SU) branded merchandise, has launched 45 Matie branded apparel and...
Welcome home, Kamers!
Kamers/Makers, a locally-established artisan market that showcases local handcrafted and homemade products around the country, has returned to Stellenbosch...