Community
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‘NSFAS dra skuld’ aan oproer, brand by kollege weens laat betalings
Ontevrede studente in Kimberley het glo kollegekantore aan die brand gesteek in protes teen NSFAS se laat betalings. Geen beserings of inhegtenisnemings is aangemeld nie.
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Inwoners van Matjhabeng “getuies van die finale stadiums van ineenstorting”
Die regering sal moet dringend ingryp in die agteruitgang van die Matjhabeng-munispaliteit. So sê DA raadslid René Steyn. Sy gaan aan die LUR Saki Mokoena ‘n versoek rig.
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Jong versamelaar van militêre memorabilia gaande oor geskiedenis
‘n Jong versamelaar van militêre memorabilia was van laerskooldae gaande oor geskiedenis, en sy militêre memorabilia beslaan reeds ‘n hele motorhuis.
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Bowls South Africa Men’s Open: Quartet crowned in thrilling final face-off
The quartet under the Wingate Park banner won the Bowls South Africa Men’s Open Fours title, showcasing resilience against Westville.
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Free State government places Matjhabeng municipality under administration
A High Court judgement has highlighted Matjhabeng’s serious and persistent material breach to carry out its duties to ensure provision of services to its communities in a sustainable manner.
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Matjhabeng keur R4,68 miljard-begroting goed ondanks administrasie
Matjhabeng se skuldlas keer nie goedkeuring van onrealistiese begroting nie
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Lewenslank vir drie wat Joshlin Smith ontvoer en verkoop
Drie beskuldigdes is lewenslank tronkstraf opgelê vir die verkoop en tien jaar vir die ontvoering van ‘n sesjarige dogtertjie, Joshlin Smith.
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Vermiste vrou van Bellville dood gevind by Kaapse gastehuis
Chantal Pelser (52) se liggaam is in ‘n gastehuis in Kaapstad gevind ná ‘n wye soektog. Sy is Sondag (25 Mei) as vermis aangmeld.
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Another six arrested in Kimberley Mental Hospital’s R1 bn construction case
Six more suspects were arrested for corruption related to the Kimberley Mental Hospital, while a former police officer was arrested in another fraud case.
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Impact of screens on children’s vision: Don’t be short-sighted on myopia
Myopia rates are expected to increase significantly due to urban lifestyles and screen time. More outdoor activities can help reduce its prevalence.
