Stellenbosch

Fokofpolisiekar live at Klein Libertas in Stellenbosch performing Vernietig Jouself & Hemel op die plateland

The Kuyasa Kids are a performing arts group from the township of Kayamandi in Stellenbosch, South Africa. These ambassadors from South Africa assist Horizon International annually to procure child sponsorship for African orphans. These 9 to 19 year olds come from the same socio-economic challenged area. Nevertheless, they are proud of their African traditions and roots. They are all part of the Kuyasa Horizon Empowerment non-profit, faith based organization that focuses on holistic transformation: leadership development, education, and skills training. The Kuyasa Kids tours the US for the third time in September 2007 ______ Executive Producer Jenny Carstens Producer Yong Jia Ling Mbongeni Mtshali Directed by Yong Jia Ling Edited and postpro by Yong Jia Ling Camera Yong Jia Ling Katie Taylor Music recorded n engineered Gerhard Roux The Kuyasa Kids Performing Arts Choir arrangements and choreography Mbongeni Mtshali Kuyasa Horizon Empowerment www.kuyasa.givengain.org

Amazing Garden Route travelling from Cape Town to Stellenbosch, Oudtshoorn, Knysna and Port Elizabeth

Inleiding tot die Konferensie oor die Toekoms van Afrikaans op Universiteitsvlak – Vredenheim, Stellenbosch, 28 Januarie 2010

Rindchen’s Weinkontor: Interview mit Thomas Schoettler vom Weingut Spier, Stellenbosch, Südafrika, auf der Weinmesse “VinoRell” im Oktober 2010 in der Handelskammer Hamburg. www.rindchen.de

Petite session toboggan dans les sources d’eau chaudes de Montagu en Afrique du Sud

Semester at Sea, Spring 2011, Heidi, proprietor of Kanonkop Wine Estates carefully teaches us how to properly drink Pinotage wine at the Kanonkop Winery in Stellenbosch, outside of Cape Town, South Africa.

Mike Ratcliffe introduces the 2 Vilafonte wines

An exhausted David Finlayson talks to us at the tail-end of the 2010 harvest and comments on how difficult it has been. Heat, rain, wind, the harvest had it all and pressed winemakers in the Stellenbosch region to their limits…