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Kimberley residents urged to comment on proposed electricity tariff increase
Kimberley residents can express their views on the proposed electricity tariff increase of 1 July by submitting comments to Nersa before 9 June.
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Kimberley power outages: Sol Plaatje Municipality faces public outcry
The Sol Plaatje Municipality faces a crisis due to power outages, incurring R6 million in repair expenses and community frustration.
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Eskom announced Stage 2 loadshedding starting today
Eskom announced Stage 2 loadshedding from May 13-15 during evening peak hours due to delayed maintenance returns and unplanned breakdowns affecting generation capacity.
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Significant reduction in road fatalities this Easter
Recent Easter statistics show a decrease in road fatalities, with a 16% decline in deaths and improvements attributed to road safety efforts by stakeholders.
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Groot hartseer na jong student se dood in tref-en-trap op Robertson
Die gemeenskap van Robertson rou vandeesweek ná ‘n jong man dood is in ‘n tref-en-trap ongeluk net buite die dorp. Leighton Louw (20) is Vrydagaand (9 Mei) net na 22:30…
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Reviving steam trains: A rail tourism opportunity in Northern Cape
SteamNet 2000 volunteers in Kimberley restore steam locomotives, promoting rail tourism in the Northern Cape. Support is needed to sustain this project.
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WATCH: Shop owner kidnapped in Gqeberha
A 44-year-old shop owner was allegedly kidnapped by five suspects in North End. Suspects shot through his BMW window, forced him into their Polo and fled with both vehicles.
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Man arrested for murder of Gqeberha mother Vanessa van Rensburg
A man in Gqeberha has been arrested for the murder of Vanessa van Rensburg (36) who was found dead at a holiday home in Oyster Bay on April 20.
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Mass vulture rescue in Kruger National Park: 84 saved from poisoning
Eighty-four vultures were rescued after a mass poisoning event in Kruger National Park, during which 123 vultures, all endangered species, died.
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SA troops withdrawing from DRC expected to be home by end of May
By late May, most South African troops deployed in the DRC will return home as part of a phased withdrawal following SADC directives.
