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Combatting GBV in Ritchie: Join the Write to Rise workshop
Ritchie residents will participate in the Write to Rise workshop, aimed at addressing gender-based violence and social inequality through creative writing.
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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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‘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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SPONSORED | Pharmacy of the week: De Duine Pharmacy
Behind the counter of De Duine Pharmacy in Upington lies a story shaped by service, trusted partnerships, and a strong sense of community responsibility.
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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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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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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.
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Hittegolf laat binnelanders rooi sien; hoë temperature vir hele week voorspel
Hoë dag- en nagtemperature word vir die duur van die week oor ‘n groot deel van die land voorspel.
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KYK | Bloemhof se ‘liewe bobbejaan’ klim die kerkdak
Met die gegons oor Bloemhof wat as Kwêla Dorp van die Jaar aangewys is, was dit nie net mense wat nuuskierig hieroor was nie. Bobbejaan se kind het ook besluit…
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Inspiring young burn survivors: Children of Fire visit Northern Cape towns
Children of Fire, Africa’s first burns charity, inspired Kimberley firefighters during a 1 000 km journey, focusing on supporting burn survivors and promoting fire safety through engagement.
