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US announces visa restrictions over South Africa’s race policies
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announces visa restrictions targeting South African officials involved in race-based discrimination and land confiscation policies.
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Kimberley police seize R160 000 in suspected stolen goods during drug arrest
A foreign national was arrested in Kimberley for possession of suspected illicit drugs and possession of suspected stolen property.
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JTG Municipal Manager’s legal challenge fails as court backs suspension
Three officials of the JTG District Municipality who stand accused of allegations of corruption, fraud, cyber fraud, cyber forgery, uttering, and contraventions of the MFMA will appear in the Specialised Commercial Crimes Court in Kimberley in October.
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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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Matriculant of the Year | Here are the top candidates in esteemed competition
The University of the Free State (UFS) and Novus Media’s 45th Matriculant of the Year competition today announces its top group.
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Sun, strategy and endurance: Sasol Solar Challenge tests engineering innovation
From 10 to 17 September, a fleet of solar-powered vehicles is tackling more than 2 500km on South African roads.
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Heritage Month art competition open to all ages at William Humphreys Gallery
The William Humphreys Art Gallery in Kimberley celebrates Heritage Month by hosting an art competition.
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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.










