This years’ Garden Town Stellenbosch is the perfect excuse to step through gates that are usually closed. More than a dozen public gardens stay open throughout the festival, while over…

Stellenbosch Wine Routes has a new chairperson. At its AGM on 21 October, the organisation welcomed Jean Engelbrecht of Rust en Vrede to the role, succeeding Michael Ratcliffe after a…

Stellenbosch is known for its wine, but its Asian dining scene has been quietly growing. You’ll find everything from relaxed noodle bars to some of the Winelands’ finest restaurants. Here’s…

A South African project received international recognition for conservation and humanitarian work at a local level. The Defender Awards champions and supports small-scale charities and non‑profit organisations that work on humanitarian…

By Reginald Labuschagne, Head of Product and Strategy In an environment in which traditional asset classes face increasing volatility, many investors are looking towards alternative investments for new sources of diversification…

Designing a house into a home is a form of art that transcends into a selection of gorgeous furniture. It is the creation of spaces that embody individuality, complements your…

A working fruit farm where apple orchards surround a wedding chapel set in an established garden is more than you would expect. But Dennehof is about the unexpected, writes KARLA…

At the end of a 10km boat ride up the Kariega River from Kenton-on-Sea, KARLA DE BOD finds an oasis: Sibuya Game Reserve, set within ancient floodplains and pristine coastal…

The Volvo 544 earned a legendary reputation for durability and rally success in events like the 1965 East African Safari Rally. Its rugged build, reliable engines and handling made it…

From electric minibus taxis to glowing solar towers, RICHARD HOLMES learns how Stellenbosch University’s Centre for Renewable and Sustainable Energy Studies is shaping how we will live, move and power…