De Lille unveils multi-million rand Wolwekloof project

Staff writer

Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille handed over a multi-million rand infrastructure maintenance project at the Wolwekloof Resort to CapeNature this week. Located in the Witzenberg Municipality near Ceres, Wolwekloof was developed into a resort for people classified as “coloured” during the apartheid era. The first visitors to Wolwekloof were in 1978. People who used this resort during this period were mainly from Cape Town and specifically the Cape Flats and the communities surrounding the resort. Wolwekloof was also a site where union meetings were held during the Struggle for liberation. In 1991 it was sold to the Divisional Council who did further development and managed the resort up until February 2002. After the withdrawal of the Cape Winelands District Municipality, the facility was used until March 2017 as a Western…

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