A personal reflection on why books matter – the thrill of reading, discovering new worlds, and keeping the love of stories alive.
Reverend Isaac Pule Drake Tshenkeng, a 79-year-old Anglican cleric and revered Black Consciousness stalwart who served as vice-president of the Black People’s Convention ...
On World News Day, the DFA reaffirms its mission to deliver Kimberley and the Northern Cape trustworthy, fact-based journalism — holding authorities accountable, ...
The goal of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month is to break down stigma, provide clear facts and empower men at every stage, whether they're at risk or already on a ...
Despite media claims linking paracetamol use during pregnancy to autism spectrum disorder (ASD), a joint statement from three leading South African medical organisations ...
On Heritage Day, with two more people arrested in a bakkie full of endangered plants, the Northern Cape is forced to confront a painful question: what does it mean ...
Just ahead of Heritage Day, Kimberley shook off 55 years of waiting as the Griquas silenced the Lions to reclaim the Currie Cup, returning South African rugby’s ...
A concerned parent questions the fairness and transparency of learner’s licence testing after their child failed twice by a single point, raising fears of a flawed ...
OPINION: While the Health Ombud’s upcoming national conference will celebrate health as a human right, its credibility depends on urgent action to address widespread ...
Citing recent allegations, the Kimberley Action Group urges a dual probe — Section 139 intervention plus an independent forensic investigation — into Sol Plaatje ...
South Africa’s literacy crisis, where most young learners cannot read for meaning, highlights the urgent need for early interventions and daily home-language reading, ...
OPINION: The Northern Cape Health MEC must resign, not reform, after a damning report exposed deadly neglect and systemic failures in psychiatric care under his ...