Business
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Woman in court after complainant lost R1,3 million in fraudulent transactions
A woman was arrested for fraud involving the sale of a mining company and misrepresenting mining rights, resulting in a R1,3 million loss for the complainant.
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Noord-Kaapse valkenier besorg oor roofvoëlvrektes by aanlegte, deur onkunde
Julius Koen is besorg oor roofvoëlvrektes by son- en windkragaanlegte, en is gemoeid om bewusmaking hieroor te verhoog en beseerde voëls te rehabiliteer.
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Heave-ho! Demonstrating Saturday morning fun in wintersun
The recent Market for Charity at McGregor Museum featured a Tug-of-War demonstration, while SANBS set up a stall for the first time.
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Noord-Kaapse gesondheidwerkers voer stryd teen wanbetaling van toelaes
Wanbetalings aan gesondheidswerkers in die Noord-Kaap veroorsaak ‘n krisis, met personeel wat geen toelaes ontvang het en salarisprobleme ondervind.
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Botaniese tuin vir Kimberley: Kulturele erfenis herleef in opeluglaboratorium
‘n Botaniese tuin gaan deur die Sol Plaatje-universiteit op die terrein van die Oppenheimer-tuine in Kimberley gevestig word.
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Protect your child: Family roles in safety awareness
Child Protection Week highlights the importance of families in ensuring children’s safety, emphasising communication, education, and active involvement.
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Participating in campaign: Running to end World Hunger
The Kimberley Harriers Running Club’s drop-and-go event raised food and cash for World Hunger Day, assisting Meals on Wheels.
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Donation of mobile libraries set basis for continual growth
The 2025 Avbob Road to Literacy campaign announces 1 000 beneficiaries, providing mobile library trolleys with 500 books each to enhance literacy across South Africa’s communities and schools.
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Farr-sluiting: Ernstige gevolge vir bewustheid van fetale alkoholsindroom in
Die provinsiale regering word versoek om die impak van die sluiting van Farr in 2026 te hanteer, wat bewustheid oor fetale alkoholsindroom in die Noord-Kaap beïnvloed.
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Extreme repairs done during five-day planned water interruption in Kimberley
By 2 June, all major leaks as planned were repaired after a scheduled water interruption in KImberley. Repairs were part of a larger R2.5 billion BFI programme.
