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- Absa Wildeklawer set to break records in 2024
THE ABSA Wildeklawer Schools Sport Tournament, a beacon of excellence in the world of school sports, is gearing up for its most monumental edition yet in 2024.
- Accused abandons bail after allegedly setting man alight
A MAN accused of allegedly setting another man alight, abandoned his right to apply for bail in the Kimberley Magistrate’s Court this week.
- Man dies in explosion
THE police in Warrenton have opened an inquest after the death of a 44-year-old man from Warrenvale after he apparently tried to open a device with a grinder machine.
- AA expects a May petrol increase
DATA from the Central Energy Fund indicates that the price of fuel will increase again, by 37 or 38 c/litre, in May, the AA says.
- School Shoe Drive a huge success thanks to the ‘power of youth’
IN A BOLD stride towards enhancing the quality of education and ensuring the well-being of students, the Unamandla Isagoentle Foundation, in collaboration with the Provincial Department of Education and Flamingo Sun International, launched a School Shoe Drive in Kimberley recently.
- Sexual misconduct in education is ‘a concern’ – Bosa
The Northern Cape Department of Education needs to urgently intervene and root out sexual misconduct of teachers accused of such incidents, the leader of Build One South Africa (Bosa), Mmusi Maimane, said during a picket at the department’s provincial offices.
- Youth outstanding at Northern Cape Bowls Fours competition
The greens of the Northern Cape resounded with the clatter of bowls and the cheers of supporters as the top 16 fours teams competed in the prestigious Northern Cape Bowls Fours competition.
- Could mesquite coffee lead to the next ‘diamond rush’ for the NC?
ON THE banks of the Orange River in the small town of Prieska, there is a product being harvested that, in time could change the health and daily coffee habits of the world. The mesquite coffee beans could be the next the Northern Cape’s next big diamond find.
- Pupil’s fall on school toilet floor to cost Northern Cape MEC dearly
A SLIP and fall on a wet toilet floor at school, which caused a then nine-year-old boy to sustain head injuries after he hit his head on the side of a urinal, is to cost the Northern Cape Education MEC dearly.
- Tricha awarded national colours ahead of African Championships
Tricha Richards’ star just continues to rise, seemingly without hindrance. The Grade 9 learner at St. Patrick’s CBC School and rhythmic gymnastics sensation, has once again left spectators in awe.
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- Weekend Sport – fixtures and flashes
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- FREELANCE journalist Douglas Mthukwane has confessed to havi
FREELANCE journalist Douglas Mthukwane has confessed to having a fondness for women but testified that he was only ever involved in consensual sexual relations with the two women and the 14-year-old girl who laid rape charges against him....
- Finance MEC promises to chop NC wage bill
THE MEC for Finance, Economic Development and Tourism, Abraham Vosloo, said drastic interventions would be implemented to reduce the wage bill of state employees during the tabling of the 2022 Northern Cape main appropriation bill in Douglas on Wednesday....
- Finance MEC promises to chop NC wage bill
THE MEC for Finance, Economic Development and Tourism, Abraham Vosloo, said drastic interventions would be implemented to reduce the wage bill of state employees during the tabling of the 2022 Northern Cape main appropriation bill in Douglas on Wednesday....
- Weekend Sport – fixtures and flashes
FIXTURES...
- The NHI Bill - all your questions answered
WE HAVE embarked on an ambitious journey towards universal health care, with Parliament this week passing the National Health Insurance (NHI) Bill....
- Ridhwaan Mackay’s killer gets 18 years
MURDER accused Christopher Ortell, entered into a plea agreement where he admitted to his involvement in the death of Ridhwaan Mackay, as well as the theft of his Samsung cellphone that was sold to obtain money to purchase drugs....
- Since 1994, SA has been a mixed bag of presidents and patchy institution-building
THE CORONAVIRUS pandemic has placed the leadership of presidents and prime ministers across the world under the most unforgiving spotlight. It has exposed underlying weaknesses and revealed hidden strengths....
- PSC recommends that dept recovers ‘irregular appointment’ costs
THE PUBLIC Service Commission (PSC) has recommended that the Northern Cape Department of Sport, Arts and Culture recover the costs of an irregular appointment that is estimated to have cost the department in the region of R1 million in fruitless and wasteful expenditure....
- NC civic movements to be kingmakers in hung municipalities
CIVIC movements and service delivery forums that secured seats in municipalities across the Northern Cape will prove to be the kingmakers in hung municipalities....