Helena Barnard
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A large number of school-going girls from Gr. 8, as well as young women, registered for the first-ever Women’s Rugby Clinic, presented by the Griqualand West Rugby Union (GWRU) in Kimberley. Organisers are extremely pleased with the big turnout.
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With two wins, 13 points, and currently fifth on the log standing, the rugby team of the Sol Plaatje University is heading to round seven of the FNB Varsity Shield, after which the semifinal rounds will commence.
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Around 10 000 to 12 000 guests are expected at this year’s Diamonds and Dorings Music Festival, taking place on 20 April at the Langleg Resort near Kimberley.
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Prolonged sitting puts immense strain on certain parts of the body, especially the lower back, hips, and knees. Find out how to take movement breaks from the desk.
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The internet is a double-edged sword for children – while it offers endless learning opportunities, it also exposes them to risks such as cyberbullying, online predators and privacy violations.
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Young people need to realise that, depending on the nature of the acts, cyberbullying and bullying are criminal offences and the perpetrator may be criminally charged.
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Die Mokala- Nasionale Park, skaars 80 km suidwes vanaf Kimberley en bereikbaar vanaf die N12, is ideaal vir ’n dagbesoek wat Kimberliete en inwoners van die omgewing met hul gesin kan geniet.
