Community
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Armed robbery suspects arrested at major inter-provincial roadblock
Two suspects were arrested during a roadblock for possessing stolen mobile phones and a toy gun, linked to recent robberies.
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Jeffreysbaai verwelkom tweede ‘Teater by die See’ kultuurfeesnaweek
Die tweede “Teater by die See” verteenwoordig ‘n groeiende kuns- en kultuurprojek met verskeie topgehalte produksies en aanbiedings.
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WATCH | Wrenchville and Kuruman unite against ongoing service delivery failures
Residents of Wrenchville and Kuruman protest persistent neglect of essential services by the Ga-Segonyana Municipality, demanding immediate action for health and safety issues.
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Tragic end to 158-year diamond mining era: Five miners lost, Ekapa faces liquidation
Five miners trapped in the Du Toitspan mine after a flood are presumed dead. Ekapa announced mine closure and liquidation following extensive financial challenges.
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BREAKING NEWS | Ekapa in Kimberley goes into liquidation amid ongoing search for trapped miners
Ekapa Minerals Mine has gone into liquidation, causing significant job losses and community distress. Numsa disputes management’s lack of communication and financial transparency amid ongoing employee issues.
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Sol Plaatje-krisis: Opposisiepartye wil ondersoek teen speaker laat doen
Misnoeë is uitgespreek oor die krisis by die Sol Plaatje-munisipaliteit waar ʼn appèlaansoek wéér ingedien is om van Thapelo Matlala, stadsbestuurder, ontslae te raak.
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KYK | Noord-Kapenaars juig oor milde reën oor wye gebied
Milde en wydverspreide reën val sedert die naweek oor groot dele van die Noord-Kaap.
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Soektog na vyf vermiste mynwerkers duur voort in uitdagende toestande
Die soektog na die vyf vermiste mynwerkers wat sedert ‘n modderstorting verlede week by die Ekapa Minerals-myn in Kimberley vermis is, duur voort.
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Pilot initiative for revitalisation of rural roads starts in Free State
Infrastructure South Africa partners with AgriSA and Agribiz to prioritize critical agricultrual road corridors in the Free State.
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Business leaders of Durbanville visit Stadio University’s new campus
Since 2018 the private higher education sector has grown the most — from 10% to 22% of the market, said Prof Stan du Plessis, CEO of Stadio University.
