Local Stories
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VIDEO | Kimberleigh: Hondlegende van Kimberley se Groot Gat dood
Kimberleigh, die hond wat in 2013 uit die Groot Gat in Kimberley gered is, is dood.
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Wanfunksionering, verwaarlosing water potensiaal van grootste dorp af
Upington kan vir talle redes die mees vooruitstrewende dorp in die provinsie wees. Maar dit word deur oënskynlike wanfunksionering bedreig.
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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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Inwoner veg om lewe ná gevulde munisipale watertenk op hom val
‘n Inwoner van Ritchie naby Kimberley veg om sy lewe nadat ‘n gevulde watertenk van 2 500-liter op hom geval het.
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‘Ware gentleman en rugbylegende’ van Kakamas ter ruste gelê
” ‘n Groot boom het in Kakamas en die Noord-Kaapse rugbykringe geval. ‘n Legende van ons tyd se stem is stil. Ons sal sy nagedagtenis vir altyd eer.” Só word…
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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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Bekende oud-onderwyser en boer van Williston-distrik oorlede
‘n Oud-onderwyser wat in Brandvlei en Groblershoop skoolgehou het, en later in die Williston-distrik geboer het, se troosdiens vind Saterdag plaas.
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Kimberley-born intellectual returns as new chancellor at Sol Plaatje University
Thebe Ikalafeng, an influential author and scholar, has been appointed chancellor of Sol Plaatje University, effective 16 January, for five years.
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Pofadder pik vyfjarige: Dankbaarheid seëvier te midde van trauma
Ongeag die trauma van die vyfjarige Francois Jooste wat deur ‘n uiters giftige slang gepik is, is die gesin verbaas en dankbaar met die liefde en omgee van mense, ook…
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Love Dahlias Festival: Experience a blooming adventure in Douglas
The inaugural Love Dahlias Festival in Douglas, hosted by Mareli Visser, features workshops, flower walks, and culinary events from 18 to 21 March. Tickets are available online.
