Community
-
Kruger National Park name error rectified amid proposed renaming
An incorrect name entry for Kruger National Park on a web map service was rectified amidst recent renaming controversies
-
Dorothy-Anne Howitson, campaigner for those with disabilities, passes away
Dorothy-Anne Howitson, a campaigner for those with disabilities, passed away two days before her 70th birthday.
-
World-renowned research centre opens in the heart of Mbekweni
PAARL – After four years of planning and construction, Be Part Research has officially opened its new, state-of-the-art facility in Mbekweni, Paarl—marking a major milestone for global health research in […]
-
From road safety to home hazards: World Trauma Day highlights prevention
World Trauma Day raises awareness about prevention of trauma and injuries, emphasising safety measures in emergencies and daily life.
-
Man jailed for 12 years after argument and fatal stabbing over R10
An argument over R10 resulted in a 20-year-old man being sentenced to 12 years in jail, while a 32-year-old man was sentenced for murdering his mother.
-
Discovery of fetus at pump station prompts urgent call for support
The Sol Plaatje Municipality urges individuals in crisis, especially pregnant women, to seek support after a fetus was discovered at a pump station.
-
New deputy appointed at university to help students on their way ahead
Prof. José Frantz will be the deputy vice-chancellor at SPU from February 2026, bringing extensive experience in research and innovation.
-
Drama toe ‘Barney’ uit sy eie verhoor gegooi word weens onordelike gedrag
Die regter het Vrydag vir George Peters, oftewel Barney, uit die hofsaal gegooi weens sy onordelike en ontwrigtende gedrag.
-
Bloemhof Makietie: Groot feestelikheid eersdaags in Kwêla Dorp van die Jaar
Op 1 November vind die Bloemhof Makietie plaas ná die dorp as Kwêla Dorp van die Jaar vir 2025 gekroon is. ‘n Opwindende feesprogram wag vir besoekers.
-
Police Constable’s Compassion Helps Disabled Child Access Medical Care
As a Christian, Constable Tshabalala lives by the principle: “Be devoted to one another in love. Honour one another above yourselves. Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way, you will fulfil the law of Christ.”
