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New deputy speaker elected for Northern Cape
A new deputy Speaker of the Northern Cape Provincial Legislature was elected recently.
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Griekwas, Gemmies knip teenstanders op rugbyveld se vlerke
Die rugbyspan van die Sol Plaatje-universiteit het die span van die Universiteit van Fort Hare tydens die vyfde ronde van die FNB Varsity Shield-beker geklop.
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‘Stap-en-ry-togte’ deur land bring moed aan kankerlyers
Michael Wynne, by wie prostaat- en kolonkanker in remissie is, het “met genade van Bo” al meer as 80 keer “stap-en-ry”-togte aangepak om kankerlyers te bemoedig. Dit ongeag die harttoestand wat verlede jaar by hom ná ‘n hartaanval diagnoseer is.
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Troon meer as ‘n eeu oor Kimberley
Die kerktoring van die NG kerk Newton in Kimberley troon al vir ‘n eeu langs Longstraat. Die kerk is reeds in 1886 ingewy,
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Meer kinders genooi na sopkombuis se geselligheid
Ouers kan nou hul kinders die Walk-by-Faith-sopkombuis in Kimberley se jaarlikse Kersparty-geselligheid registreer.
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Youths launch project in municipality to assist all
The Sol Plaatje Youth First project aims for youth development in the municipality through a research report that advocates for targeted, area-specific programmes.
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Opwindende begin vir skolesportreeks in sentrale streek
Vanjaar se Wesgrow Sentrale Skole Sportreeks het begin. Die reeks, met Wesgrow as amptelike naamborg, het reeds die Universiteit van die Vrystaat (UV) en Novus Media as borge verwelkom.
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Vroue se verhaal van vriendskap, spanning boei in nuwe roman
Rozaan de Wet Boer se jongste boek handel oor die vriendskap tussen vier getroude vriendinne en hul gesinne. Dit gaan oor gevoelens in elke huis, die waarde van vriendskappe.
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Valid reasons for go-slow says EPWP general workers
General workers of the Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) say they have a long list of grievances that, regardless of communication and letters of demand written from their side, are ignored.
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Press ‘delete’ on cyberbullying
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.