Noordkaap Bulletin
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Ebrencia Fourie se besoek aan Suid-Afrika vir haar suster se troue, neem ‘n dramatiese wending toe sy met Guillain-Barré-sindroom gediagnoseer word.
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In the e-edition of NoordkaapBulletin 22 May, read about the strongest man in the world, the headmaster of the only boys’ school in the province, and more.
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Cyclers can still enter for the Sungazer 100 Miler race on 31 May, starting and ending in Bloemfontein. Entries close on 23 May.
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SteamNet 2000 volunteers in Kimberley restore steam locomotives, promoting rail tourism in the Northern Cape. Support is needed to sustain this project.
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Pope Leo XIV, the first US pope, emphasises unity and peace while addressing the Church’s challenges after his election.
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Eighty-four vultures were rescued after a mass poisoning event in Kruger National Park, during which 123 vultures, all endangered species, died.
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Winter inspires comfort foods that can be healthy. Enjoy warm salads like spiced butternut and feta or roasted veggie quinoa, both nutritious and satisfying.
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‘n Vrou van Botswana is in die hof in Kimberley vir agt jaar tronk toe gestuur nadat sy planne gemaak het om haar Suid-Afrikaanse man te laat vermoor.
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A stolen Mercedes-Benz from Cape Town was seized in the Northern Cape, and three suspects’ arrested. Authorities also cautioned against a new online scam.
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‘n Tweede vloed in een maand langs die Vaal- en Oranjerivier veroorsaak erge skade aan strukture, en die departement van water en sanitasie is onder skoot.
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