Bohemia bounces back after seven months
New ownership has acquired the popular Stellenbosch bar and restaurant, Bohemia, since it closed its doors in March due...
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New wine project to ease pressure on SA wine farmers
The Southern African Agri Initiative (SAAI) recently launched a wine marketing project which aims to ease the pressure on South...
PAC protesters hand over memorandum to Stellenbosch municipality
Peaceful protesters gathered outside of Stellenbosch town hall on 28 October, following the handing over of a memorandum by...
SRC reimplements social impact portfolio
Stellenbosch University’s (SU) Student Representative Council (SRC) reintroduced its social impact portfolio after recognising the need for greater community...
Pulp Cinema: The final curtain?
Pulp Cinema was issued with a notice of expiry which means that, as of 31 December, it will no...
How fake news is risking lives
Fake news is not a new phenomenon, says Linda Fekisi, head of the programme for journalism at the Independent...
First adaptive learning online high school launched by Bridge House
A Franschhoek school has collaborated with education technology company, Digemy, to create the first online high school in Africa...
When the bills keep coming
For many South Africans, living in debt can be likened to a financial quicksand. Could the Covid-19 pandemic cause...
Events Industry Signals SOS
The events industry was one of the industries hit the hardest by the pandemic. Therefore on 5 August, all...
New recreational park to add value to Cloetesville community
The Regional Socio-Economic Projects (RSEP) Park, or Library Park as it is referred to by Cloetesville residents, will be...