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From abandoned land to thriving plot: Young woman inspires community
With no land of her own, no formal agricultural qualification and no start-up funding, a young woman from Kuruman decided to take a chance with farming.
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ADVERTEERDERSNUUS | By Mugg & Bean Mediclinic Gariep is elkeen tuis
Die Mugg & Bean Mediclinic Gariep kan sewe dae van die week besoek word om geregte vanaf die staatmakerspyskaart te bestel. Dit sluit wegneemetes in.
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Solar-funded programme brings professional ECD training to community
A total of 15 ECD practitioners from Boshof and Hertzogville have embarked on a training programme to equip them with nationally recognised qualifications and practical skills.
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Young women encouraged to see themselves in the mining industry
The career fair was designed to inspire learners to look beyond traditional career paths and see themselves in the mining industry.
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Alcohol trading practices under spotlight in responsibility campaign
The liquor compliance campaign seeks to promote responsible trading, strengthen compliance among liquor traders and contribute towards the prevention of liquor-related crime across the Northern Cape.
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Skenkings aan kwesbares help leerders om gerat en selfversekerd skool te gaan
‘n Totaal van 35 kwesbare kinders in Loeriesfontein, en hul versorgers, het onlangs ’n pakkie met noodsaaklikhede ontvang om die druk van die skoolkwartaal te verlig.
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Vroue van Springbok leer vaardighede vir selfvertroue en onafhanklikheid
‘n Aantal vroue van Springbok het onlangs verskeie vaardighede aangeleer om hul seflvertroue en onafhanklikheid te versterk.
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Local investment bears fruit as bursary student becomes professional engineer
As one of Kathu Solar Park’s bursary beneficiaries, Lesedi Thankane’s journey reflects the long-term impact of investing in local young people.
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‘Consumers cannot finance Eskom’s profit party’ – AfriForum opposes tariff application
Eskom is selling less electricity, making billions in profit and improves its financial position, but continually increases tariffs for customers, says AfriForum.










