Switching to solar a growing trend in Stellenbosch
Around 100 households and businesses in Stellenbosch are currently using solar power systems as an alternative source of energy. ...
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Stellenbosch locals partake in online tourism initiative
A local online initiative has emerged in an attempt to counter the effects that the Covid-19 pandemic has had...
Dorp Street Market: a cure for local businesses’ ‘Sunday blues’
The Dorp Street Sunday Market (DSSM) in Stellenbosch began in October 2020, with the aim of helping businesses that...
Coffee delivery service short-lived, but spill-proof seal remains
A new coffee delivery service had a short-lived experience in Stellenbosch. However, its founders aim to return to the...
Local Superspar workers go on strike
Some staff members of a local Superspar recently held a protest after their demands for a salary increase and...
SU student’s tuition debt paid through crowdfunding platform
A fourth -year psychology student at Stellenbosch University (SU) recently had her tuition debt paid off through a fundraising platform.
Cultivating Kleynhans: The pioneering woman in wine
Vivian Kleynhans decided at a young age that she wanted to be an entrepreneur and become her own boss....
Entrepreneurial hub in central Stellenbosch develops local businesses
An entrepreneurial development hub aimed at creating a space in which local businesses can operate and grow was recently...
For the love of leather
In 2016, Madri Scherman, started making leather clutches as a hobby while she was studying at Stellenbosch University. It...
Cape Winelands Airport plans to take general aviation to new heights
The Cape Winelands Airport, based in Durbanville, hopes to service the entire general aviation industry and operate complementary to...