At least three establishments have gone cashless in the past month, joining many other businesses that no longer accept cash in Stellenbosch Central.
Category: Municipality
Stellenbosch Municipality opens IDP and draft budget for public participation
Stellenbosch residents are being invited to have their say on how the municipality spends its R3.7 billion budget for...
Tree planting project aims to curb the spread of beetle infestation
Stellenbosch Municipality is working with a local non-profit organisation (NPO), to curb the spread of the Polyphagous Shot-Hole Borer...
New tests force Stellenbosch driving schools to bite the financial bullet
One year after the introduction of the new learner’s licence test in Stellenbosch, driving schools claim that they are...
Stellenbosch implements Level 2 water restrictions amid supply concerns
Stellenbosch Municipality recently announced that Level 2 water restrictions will apply to residents from 1 March. This decision follows conflicting...
Tapping into “Stellie belly”
At Stellenbosch University a stomach bug is feared to the extent of having its own name and lore. This...
Senior municipal official faces suspension after leaked video
The Stellenbosch Municipality acting director of corporate services, Alexander Kannemeyer, has until this Friday, 12 September, to explain to...
Delivery drivers want Cloetesville, Welgevonden removed from app due to violence
A local delivery company is looking to remove the Cloetesville and Welgevonden areas from their service delivery areas, following...
Parking, traffic, accommodation… How shift in SU graduation dates will impact Stellenbosch
Changes to the Stellenbosch University (SU) graduation season will increase pressure on parking, traffic flow, and accommodation in Stellenbosch....
Kayamandi swop shop transforms recycling into reward
Stellenbosch Municipality recently hosted an event in Kayamandi that allowed residents to exchange recyclable waste for essential household goods...










