Suspected drug dealer apprehended after tip-off
A suspect arrested during a drug bust in Kayamandi recently, is set to appear in the Stellenbosch Magistrate’s Court...
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Local clothing drive warms up children in Kayamandi
A local non-profit organisation (NPO) is holding a clothing drive for children and families in need in the Kayamandi...
Kayamandi organisation fills gaps in education sector
A local child care organisation has taken up the task of educating students from Kayamandi. This is according to...
Electrification of Enkanini reaches second phase
Phase two of a national electrification programme was recently completed in Enkanini, an informal settlement in Kayamandi. This is...
Student-run foundation works to assist child-headed households
A local foundation has reached out to the Stellenbosch community for support in its endeavours to protect and uplift...
Music event set to empower Kayamandi music
A music event in Kayamandi, called the Maskandi Music, is set to go take place on 4 December with...
SU organisation encourages a reading culture
The human rights subcommittee of the Stellenbosch University (SU) chapter of the United Nations Association of South Africa (UNASA)...
Kayamandi residents struggle to rebuild after fire
Some residents of Ward 13 in Kayamandi, Stellenbosch, are struggling to rebuild their homes after a recent fire destroyed...
Kayamandi tea brand aims to bring rooibos closer to home
A Kayamandi resident has started his own tea brand, with the hopes of making rooibos tea more localised and affordable.
Lockdown: Does “one size” really fit all?
Joining other countries in imposing strict measures in an attempt to flatten the curve of Covid-19, South Africa went into a three-week national lockdown on 26 March. But do the implemented measures of the lockdown suit overcrowded townships and informal settlements?