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‘NSFAS dra skuld’ aan oproer, brand by kollege weens laat betalings
Ontevrede studente in Kimberley het glo kollegekantore aan die brand gesteek in protes teen NSFAS se laat betalings. Geen beserings of inhegtenisnemings is aangemeld nie.
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Suid-Afrika se krisis met bestuurslisensie-agterstand verdiep terwyl verouderde drukker aanhou faal
Suid-Afrika se stelsel vir bestuurslisensies is steeds in ’n krisis gedompel. Die departement van vervoer erken dat hulle geen duidelike strategie het vir die verkryging van nuwe drukmasjiene vir die…
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Learners falling victim
Violence in Free State schools continues to rear its ugly head, with sexual misconduct and assault cases reported
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South African universities struggle to maintain global standing
Only three South African universities have secured positions among the top 500 tertiary institutions worldwide, according to the latest Center for World University Rankings (CWUR) released yesterday. The 2025 rankings…
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Toestande by hospitaal skend regte van pasiënte, werkers
Die toestand van die Kuruman-hospitaal is by die SAMRK aangemeld, met ernstige skendings van pasiënte en personeel se regte.
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Association of Dementia and Alzheimer’s: Providing care, support in South Africa
Find out more about Adasa Northern Cape; its history, initiatives for dementia awareness, community support, and future plans to enhance services.
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Bloemfonteinse meisie (6) sterf weens griep
‘n Pragtige, lewenslustige kleuter is die week in Bloemfontein oorlede aan komplikasies weens griep.
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‘Hengeldorp’ staan op uit vloedwater, heropbou-poging maak verskil
Bloemhof, bekend as ‘n hengeldorp, is besig om op te staan ná die skade van die vloed vroeër vanjaar. Samewerking tussen al die rolspelers maak ‘n verskil.
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Manager at water infrastructure project takes special leave amid court charges
Winston Moyahi, manager of the Sol Plaatje Municipality’s BFI, took leave after court charges unrelated to his current role were filed.
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Major water leaks to be fixed during Kimberley water supply interruption
Kimberley will experience a five-day water supply interruption starting 29 May for repairing major leaks, impacting residents’ access to water.
