Community
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Drie Chinese burgers met R400 000 beboet oor perlemoen van R1,9 miljoen
Drie Chinese burgers is ‘n gesamentlike boete van R400 000 opgelê vir die besit van perlemoen ter waarde van R1,9 miljoen.
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SAPD ondersoek beweerde moord op vermiste Malcolm Pather (41) van Richwood naby Bothasig
Die Wes-Kaapse polisie het pas bevestig dat twee mense in verband met die verdwyning en moord op die vermiste Malcolm Pather (41) van Richwood naby Bothasig in hegtenis geneem is. […]
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Powerful cold front to bring snow and freezing conditions for rest of the week
A significant cold front is set to sweep across the country this week, bringing snow to multiple high-lying areas and plunging Pretoria into freezing conditions with an extended dry spell. […]
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Kimberley wyk 1: PA beleef nederlaag teen ANC in soveelste tussenverkiesing
Die ANC het in verlede week se soveelste tussenverkiesing in wyk 1 in Kimberley, die PA uit die kussings gelig.
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Geliefde arts van Durbanville sterf in botsing op Helshoogtepad
‘n Welbekende, geliefde mediese dokter van Durbanville het Sondagoggend in ‘n motorfietsongeluk op die Helshoogtepad (R310) by die afdraai na die Boschendal-wynlandgoed gesterf.
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Drie vermiste laerskoolmeisies van Upington gevind ná wenk ontvang is
Die drie meisies van dieselfde laerskool in Upington wat ‘n dag gelede as vermis aangemeld is, is Vrydag laatmiddag gevind.
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‘Kontantlose inkopie-ervaring’ bring vreugde vir talle behoeftiges
Tydens ‘n kontantlose inkopie-ervaring kon ongeveer 350 behoeftiges items kies wat hulle nodig het.
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Northern Cape’s persistent challenges focus of national, provincial session
Persistent challenges in the Northern Cape include rising poverty, high youth unemployment, municipal debt, and ineffective government collaboration, despite economic growth potential and innovation opportunities.
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Kimberley’s waste crisis: Calls for action and clean-up campaigns
Illegal dumping is a growing issue in Kimberley, prompting calls for stricter enforcement of waste management laws and community involvement.
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Petition asks for more police boots on the ground in Durbanville
A Durbanville family was robbed just 400m from the police station. Residents have launched a petition to demand more visible policing.
