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Northern Cape bowler claims Masters crown in premier competition
The Bowls South Africa Masters showcased elite competition, with CP Mathewson winning the title and earning a spot at the World Championships in Australia.
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Kimberley Harriers named Club of the Year 2025
The Kimberley Harriers Running Club was named Club of the Year for 2025, with Melissa du Plessis winning best female road runner at the AGW awards ceremony.
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Combatting GBV in Ritchie: Join the Write to Rise workshop
Ritchie residents will participate in the Write to Rise workshop, aimed at addressing gender-based violence and social inequality through creative writing.
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Caring for the boy child: Volunteer initiative on mental well-being
Ambassadors for Good launched a campaign to support boys’ mental health in Northern Cape schools, fostering resilience.
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ADVERTISER NEWS | Customers at Fashion World dress for success
Fashion World holds regular promotions, including a recent Scratch and Win Competition where three winners from Kimberley, Thaba Nchu, and Middelburg won R100 000 each.
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Wildlife traffickers dump protected lizards during high-speed pursuit
Three suspects face charges for illegal possession of vulnerable lizards after fleeing police in a red VW Golf.
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Steenhuisen to no longer contend for DA leadership role — reports
Democratic Alliance leader John Steenhuisen is expected to announce his withdrawal from the party’s leadership race on Wednesday, 4 February, according to various media platforms. Steenhuisen will be addressing the […]
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Former municipal manager found guilty of fraud and unlawful pay increases
A former municipal manager guilty of fraud faces consequences after breaching the Municipal Finance Management Act.
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WATCH | Ventriloquist and his cheeky puppet invade Kimberley for the first time
Conrad Koch and puppet Chester Missing perform a family-friendly show at Hull Street Theatre in Kimberley on 30 and 31 January.
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Woman jailed for 5 years over fake death certificates to claim funeral pay-outs
A former Home Affairs employee, Dawn Celeste Pieterson, was sentenced to five years in prison for fraudulently declaring living individuals dead to claim insurance payouts.
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