The supreme court of appeal found the smallholding falls under the Extension of Security of Tenure Act, meaning the gardener and his wife have a right to stay
Lifestyle estates and shopping centres are popping up in the Paarl, Stellenbosch and Franschhoek areas
Advancing Knowledge Non-Profit Company (AK NPC) recently held the first of four professional development sessions planned for 2025 directed at intersen (grades 4-7) and senior phase (grades 8 and 9) teachers of natural sciences at Luckhoff High School in Idas Valley, Stellenbosch. The training offered to intersen teachers was conducted on Friday 21 February while […]
Artist explores the way that personal history challenges the concepts of home and belonging
Elitism is the new authentic as diners seek solace at the Winelands’ exclusive restaurants
Pockets of excellence still exist: we must just learn how to harness them
In his Cape Town exhibition, Abri de Swardt delves into the politics and history of water
The awards are presented on a global, continent, regional and country basis, with one restaurant receiving the Global Restaurant of the Year.
South African wine celebrates winemaking mastery
Stellenbosch University’s future success requires white people within its wider community to articulate anti-racism as a genuine political position.
Qbar restaurant is bringing a taste of the Winelands to Johannesburg
This country boasts some of the best creators of fabulous food in the world. Here are our top 10 award-winning homegrown gourmets
The estate, in collaboration with Third World Bunlight, will host Twilight Performances In the Wilderness
Head for northern Joburg and you may just discover an oenophilic experience reminiscent of a spell in Stellenbosch.
Proud Mary is Rosebank’s number one people watching restaurant while Ken Forrester wins an international Chenin Blanc award
It’s right to be angry about a white student peeing on a black student’s books, but what about poor people who have to live close to urine and faeces
Furthermore, each time a black person speaks openly about race it is mistaken for a confrontation. Perhaps black people themselves are not socialised to be confrontational towards whites.
After developing ‘terrible depression’ Simbirisiyo Mushanewana learnt that helping others also meant helping himself
Thuli Madonsela speaks to Lyse Comins about how Zuma’s refusal to recognise any court and any structure that disagrees with him was sad. His violations were serious and he must go to jail
Scientists in South Africa say there’s no evidence that the B.1.617 is worse than our local variant
Leaders of this continent need to pay attention to the intellectual need of the majority of the population.
Authorities are accused of taking violent crime in the Western Cape’s rural areas more seriously than on the Cape Flats, writes Lester Kiewit
Trailblazing Stellenbosch
A clash between Tukkies and Maties somehow depicts the alienating energy of the capital city
Malema also emphasised that there was no turning back on their call for the state to own all the land in the country
The emergence of a crop of new black players is changing the makeup of the industry that is among the world’s top 10 wine producers
Those who don’t want English as Stellenbosch’s main language have invoked SA’s Constitution, but the assumptions underlying their arguments are false.
Brent Meersman explores the elegantly casual Terroir restaurant’s European inspired cuisine and its sweet deals for winter.
At least one person has died, and another is missing following heavy rains which caused flooding across the Western Cape.
Khaya Power wins the Community Renewable Energy Award sponsored by Eskom.
Water affairs is suing Stellenbosch municipality for pollution with only a draft protocol to guide it.
The Stellenbosch Institute for Advanced Study is an enclave for research where scholars can explore ideas, think — and get a good lunch.