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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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Empowering Loeriesfontein through driver’s license training
The Learner’s and Driver’s License Programme helped nearly 50 Loeriesfontein residents gain driving qualifications and job opportunities.
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Joining forces to invest in future of Ulco and Delportshoop communities
Traxtion, AfriSam, and RSR collaborated and focused on combating poverty and promoting community-led growth and development.
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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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‘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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Besoek, skenkings aan sopkombuis laat spore in harte, glimlagte op gesigte
‘n Besoek en skenkings aan die Walk-by-Faith-sopkombuis in Kimberley het harte verbly en hongerte gestil.
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Onwettige storting van rommel kweek onheil, frustrasie vir inwoners
Onwettige storting van rommel is ‘n groterwordende frustrasie vir talle inwoners, ook vir die van Jacksonville in Roodepan, Kimberley.
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Morsjorse, ander euwels baljaar al meer in Kimberley se Trimpark
Kimberley se Trimpark, waar soveel mense nog graag oefen, is besig om in ‘n “gemors en ‘n nes” te verander.
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Enjoy Kimberley’s Christmas in July Food Festival in Victorian flair
The first Christmas in July Food Festival at Rudd House features homemade food stalls and orchestral music, promoting informal museum experiences.
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Research: Walking 7 000 steps a day a huge boost to health
Walking 7 000 steps daily significantly reduces health risks, including early death and diseases, compared to lower step counts.