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Stellenbosch Executive Mayor Adv Gesie van Deventer recently tabled the municipality’s 2023-’24 budget, revealing a staggering R2,778 billion allocation. The largest in the history of Stellenbosch, it was approved by council on 24 May.

Cape Town's thriving tech city fuels property market and foreigners flock to the Atlantic Seaboard: Foreign buyers flock to Western Cape's Atlantic Seaboard and City Bowl, driven by increased demand from Europe, UK, and US as remote work and holiday appeal drive interest, while Cape Town emerges as a tech hub attracting start-ups, call centers, and experiencing high housing demand, along with the growing tech scene in Stellenbosch and diverse property options.

For Kenyas lesbians and gays, a supreme court ruling allowing the rights body that represents their interests to register as a non-governmental organisation has turned out to be a mixed blessing...

More than 750 residents from Brandwacht, Dalsig, Die Boord, Jonkershoek, Paradyskloof and other affected neighbourhoods have signed a petition driven by the Brandwacht Rezoning Action Group (BRAG), objecting to the approval of the rezoning the Brandw