Zwelethemba is an isiXhosa word, meaning Nation of Hope. It was first named ‘eMtshokotshweni’ (referring to the concrete slabs used in building houses) and as the settlement expanded, it was then called ‘Khwezi’ (Morning Star), Read more...
A decentralised clinical training platform is a strategic imperative of the Stellenbosch University Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FMHS) on which undergraduate students of programmes in Medicine, Human Nutrition, Speech and Language Therapy, Occupational Read more...
The secret to success is good education Boland College, as a public technical and vocational education and training college, serves the needs of the widespread Boland area by providing affordable, lifelong, quality education and training Read more...
Ons Winkel is a charity shop selling items made by the blind, including our own coffee, second-hand clothing, and deli products. The shop forms part of Innovation for the Blind’s income stream to support and Read more...
Come, ride along with travel and tour guide, Gerhard vd Merwe. As a tour guide who hails from Worcester, I take clients on tours, but also provide a shuttle service to town (shopping) or even Read more...
Quaint coffee shop and Art Gallery. Live glassblowing studio. Breakfast, lunches, functions, baby showers and garden tea’s. Kids play area. Outside courtyard seating. Read more...
The Hugo Naudé Art Centre is situated in Tulbagh Street, Worcester. The centre, that was established in 1943, is named after one of South Africa’s most famous impressionist artists, Hugo Naudé. The Art Centre offers Read more...
Jessies Nature Inspired is the brainchild of Jessica Etzebeth. This forty-something mother of four and lover of all things natural, handcrafts some of South Africa’s favorite shoes in genuine leather. This is the first franchise Read more...
