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World Brain Day: Never too early or too late to reduce dementia risk
Dementia does not happen overnight, and around 40% of cases are potentially preventable by addressing 14 modifiable risk factors during life.
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Eight commuters injured in petrol bomb attack on Golden Arrow bus in Cape Town
Eight passengers were seriously injured when assailants hurled a petrol bomb at a Golden Arrow bus in Gugulethu on Monday morning.
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New captain steering ship at Frances Baard District Municipality
Cllr Wende Marekwa was elected unopposed as executive mayor of the Frances Baard District Municipality.
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Famsa available at more locations in Kuruman throughout the week
Famsa in Kuruman now offers trauma counselling, relationship support, and parenting assistance across various locations weekly.
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Partnership programme empowering town planning in mining communities
Rotondwa Madala, town planner in Tsantsabane Municipality, advanced his career through the MCPP, enhancing municipal capacity and fostering sustainable development.
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Northern Cape artist exhibition showcases diverse talent
The Northern Cape Artist Exhibition at the William Humphreys Art Gallery showcases diverse artwork from local artists. It is open until 31 August.
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Pak tuinmaakprojek aan om voedsame kos in Loeriesfontein te kweek
‘n Projek, om ‘n voedseltuin vir die kweek van voedsame kos te begin, het in Loeriesfontein ‘n aanvang geneem.
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Help freely available for sufferers; family members of substance abuse
Drug addiction impacts individuals and communities. South African laws support court-ordered treatment to help those in danger seek recovery.
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Thozamile Kula: Mr South Africa 2025 finalist from Kimberley
Thozamile Kula, a Mr South Africa 2025 finalist, is committed to community development, youth empowerment, and addressing social issues.
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From retail to sewing: A Northern Cape woman’s transformative business journey
Boitumelo Dikwidi transformed her life by starting Tshwetso, a sewing business, empowering local women, supplying school uniforms, and creating opportunities.