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Thousands of learners to showcase talent at provincial schools choral fest
The provincial finals of the South African Schools Choral Eisteddfod (SASCE) take centre stage on 28 and 29 May in the Mittah Seperepere Convention Centre in Kimberley. Members of the public are invited to attend.
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WATCH | MEC warns against illegal toll operations on flooded roads
Individuals in the Northern Cape are taking advantage of flood-related road closures by directing vehicles through unsafe crossings and demanding payment from motorists.
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Emergency services tested during drill; need for preparedness emphasised
During a recent drill at the Sishen Airfield, emergency services were tested and the need for preparedness emphasised.
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“You used the wrong system”: UIF claimants face months of delays
Thousands of unemployed South Africans may be unknowingly submitting UIF claims through an outdated online system that accepts applications, but in reality, processes nothing.
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Matriculant of the Year | Novus Media’s involvement a vote of confidence in SA youth
“The competition improved my self-confidence. It taught me to trust my abilities and to be proud of my achievements, hard work, and personality.”
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Vioolsdrift farmer denies double murder as trial begins in Springbok
The trial of a Northern Cape farmer accused of shooting dead two friends at his home started in the Springbok High Court today.
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Jong ingenieur (28) van Bloemfontein se organe red vele se lewe
Deon van der Berg (28) wat Saterdag 16 Mei ná ‘n ongeluk in Dan Pienaarrylaan breindood verklaar is, se organe red vele.
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Major milestone for electric mobility as N3 gets solar charging hubs
With the launch of two more dedicated, solar-powered highway charging stations, electric vehicles are becoming a practical, everyday choice.
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When screens replace suppertime: Reclaiming family connection
Digital tools open doors to learning and connection, and quietly reshape how families relate, rest, and care for one another. Are digital devices your family’s servant or master?
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Trophies pile up as SA Rugby spends quarter of income on national teams
SA Rugby’s massive R500m investment in national teams pays off with championship haul, but R40m loss highlights ongoing sustainability challenges
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