Local Stories
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Dit is groot pret, sê Bloemfonteinse boer in Moer ‘n Boer
‘n Bloemfonteiner is onder die 20 deelnemers in die nuutste seisoen van kykNET se Moer ‘n Boer.
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Borgtog geweier vir Kathu-vrou wat glo miljoene van hoërskool verduister
Borgtog is nie toegestaan aan die voormalige finansiële administrateur van die Hoërskool Kathu wat daarvan beskuldig word dat sy miljoene rande van die skool verduister het nie.
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Kimberley se nuwe kleinsake-plan ‘lankal nodig’ sê Sakekamer
Die Sol Plaatje-munisipaliteit se plan om township-ondernemings te formaliseer en munisipale stalletjies vir plaaslike entrepreneurs te hou, is versigtig optimisties verwelkom.
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ECD practitioners thrilled to level up and improve skills and knowledge
A group of ECD practitioners from Kimberley and surrounding communities have completed an accredited NQF Level 4 qualification and are now continuing their studies.
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Mathewsons make it a family affair at Northern Cape Bowls Open Masters
Northern Cape Bowls Open Masters took centre stage at Beaconsfield Park Bowling Club in Kimberley where the district’s finest singles bowlers battled it out for the Masters titles.
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Victoria West mayor arrested over delayed pension fund payments
The mayor of the Ubuntu Local Municipality in Victoria West was arrested this morning. She was granted bail and will again appear in court in August with her co-accused.
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Oom Tai, ‘Volksie se koning’, in Upington ter ruste gelê
Freddie du Plessis, knap motorwerktuigkundige van Upington, is onlangs oorlede en hy is Saterdag ter ruste gelê.
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Former financial administrator at Kathu school accused of R4,6 million fraud
A 43-year-old woman who previously served as a financial administrator at a high school in Kathu is accused of embezzling school funds totalling R4,6 million.
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Second intake of interns creates opportunities for young graduates
An intern programme aims to connect graduates from the JTG region with industry opportunities, helping young people build skill and pathways towards careers.
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Partnership demolishes barriers of publication for emerging local authors
A new partnership opened the doors to publishing for local writers from Kuruman to get their manuscripts published.
