January 2021 – Stellenbosch Magazine

Lanzerac welcomes back their Summer Masterclass Series in 2021

January 28, 2021February 5, 2021 Carol Lakay 0 Comments Jonkershoek Valley, Lanzerac, Lauren Berry, Minki van der Westhuizen, Taphuis restaurant

The popular Lanzerac Summer Masterclass series is back again this year, starting with a Wellness Masterclass. After a stressful 2020,

Events Food & Wine

VALENTINE’S AT SPIER: YOUR ROMANTIC WINELANDS ADVENTURE AWAITS!

January 28, 2021January 28, 2021 Carol Lakay 0 Comments Dealcoholised Brut, Eerste River, spier 1692

Feasting, pampering and picnicking: Spier offers an abundance of wonderful ways to celebrate love — and spoil your loved one

Business Economy

Longer-term view holds positive signs for business

January 28, 2021January 28, 2021 Carol Lakay 0 Comments AfCFTA, First River Capital, Jason Hamilton, USB

Short-term low growth is “new normal” but longer-term view holds positive signs As the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic continues

Sport

Stellenbosch MTB Rider Ike Klaassen Joins Commencal for the 2021 Season

January 23, 2021January 23, 2021 Carol Lakay 0 Comments Commencal, Commencal South Africa, Darkfest, Monster Energy

In exciting news, young MTB sensation Ike Klaassen from Stellenbosch has joined Commencal South Africa for the 2021 season. At

Events Things To Do

Join our complete 2 Day Workshop for Learning how to Create, Shoot & Edit 360-Degree Virtual Reality Films & Stills

January 23, 2021January 23, 2021 Carol Lakay 0 Comments 360-Degree, cinematic vr content, sense virtual

In our 2 Day Workshop, you will learn all the theory needed to plan, shoot, edit and distribute 360-Degree Virtual

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About 100 residents of Azania took to the streets of Stellenbosch on Friday, 14 May for a peaceful protest about the lack of service delivery in the area. Residents built shacks on the farm Watergang in August 2018 and say since then they have not received any services from the Municipality. The Municipality bought the farm in June 2019 for about R45 million. ‘’No basic services, no vote’’, ‘’we demand basic services’’, and ‘’why are they ignoring us,’’ read some of the posters held by protesters. In a memorandum received by Municipal Manager, Geraldine Mettler, residents demand basic services such as clean water and sanitation, adequate roads and access to electricity. One resident told Stellenbosch Magazine it is particularly hard for kids and elderly people to live without adequate sanitation or water. ‘’Our children must use the fields to relieve themselves. We don’t have electricity and people are using dangerous means to get access to electricity.’’There are more than 1700 structures in Azania.The Municipality was given 7 days to respond to their demands.Sesethu Silolo Nozuko Mkhondweni MLT CAR HIRE AND TOURS ... See MoreSee Less

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Bosch Hair Studio vier hul 4de bestaansjaar komende week. Melissa Charles gesels met Elmarine Anthony van Stellenbosch Tydskrif oor hul begin jare en hoe Covid-19 hul besigheid geraak het.Vanaf Stellenbosch Tydskrif wens ons hulle nog baie jare van voorspoed toe! ... See MoreSee Less

Bosch Haarsalon vier 4de bestaansjaar!

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deur Elmarine Anthony Bosch Haarsalon Personeel Hulle het ‘n tipe besigheid begin waarvan daar reeds talle in Stellenbosch is. ‘’Dis ‘n baie kompeterende bedryf. Hier is te veel haarsalonne in die dorp,’’ erken Mellisa Charles,

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