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The Swartland, otherwise known as the wheat and rooibos-producing part of the Western Cape, lies between Malmesbury in the south, across the Riebeek Valley to Piketberg in the north, Darling in the west, to the Oliphants Mountain at Porterville in the east. It begins only 50 kilometres outside of Cape Town making it fairly accessible to visitors, and its undulating wheat fields, vineyards and deep river valleys have been the topic of many a photographer’s lens.
Relaxing country music flows through the radio speakers as I sit here among the local regulars. A couple has started up a game of chess over their coffee and tea; an elderly man sporting a racing cap reads the Morning Journal, the county newspaper; and a man and woman choose a table by the window as they sip from Styrofoam cups and fill out a crossword puzzle.
Experience these comforts at Coffee Shops in Malmesbury, Coffee Shops in Paarl, Coffee Shops in Stellenbosch.
Besigheid het baie verander in die laaste 2 en 'n half jaar. Om bo aan die lys te bly moet jy innoverend en buigbaar wees. "You must be willing to embrace change."
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