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Jimmy produces a variety of clay objects, including animal figurines and traditional three-legged pots.

In addition to figurines and clay pots, Jimmy also makes decorative clay tiles for the Stellenbosch tourism market.

Jimmy is a potter based in Kayamandi. He makes Xhosa-inspired bowls and figurines at his home, where he has also managed to install a kiln and pottery wheel. Jimmy sells his pottery from his home as well as through the Stellenbosch Tourism office.

Kasilam Wear is a streetwear clothing brand started by Samkela Mhlakaza and Esethu Bangaza. Meaning “My place” or “My township”, Kasilam first started with simple T-shirts proudly displaying “I love Kayamandi” as a way of building community spirit.…

Anonymous graffiti piece in Kayamandi

The Kuyasa Kids performing arts group started in 2004 from the Kuyasa NGO programme, which sponsors children to attend school in Kayamandi. The group initially started with sponsored children, but has since expanded, as there are no other platforms…

The Kuyasa Kids group performed at the Stellenbosch Heritage Festival in 2015

A short video created by the sponsoring organisation about the Kuyasa Kids performing arts group

Kwa Dlangamandla is a two-level shebeen in Kayamandi. On its bottom level, there is a spaza shop and adjoining gym and games room. On its upper level is the bar area with seating and a pool table, with an incredible view of Kayamandi and the…

The Legacy Centre is a multifunctional community centre established in 2001 in partnership with Stellenbosch Congregation and Stellenbosch Municipality. The centre hosts several programmes, ranging from adult craft workshops and after-school care to…