The Kimberley Prospector

Sol Plaatje safety committee chairperson Pontsho Moses Mocwana has called for the temporary closure of all tuck shops as tensions remain high following the June 30 march. Read more: Sol Plaatje safety chair calls for closure of all tuck shops as tensions remain high

Suppliers who trained students at Kidja told the court that only low-quality diamonds were intended for training, despite millions of rand worth of gem-quality diamonds being procured for the academy. Read more: R6.7m Kidja trial: Suppliers say gem-quality diamonds were never meant for training

A Galeshewe family claims their son was forced to repeat Grade 10 after an educator allegedly threw away his examination scripts, with the Northern Cape Department of Education investigating the matter. Read more: Galeshewe pupil repeats Grade 10 after teacher allegedly bins exam scripts

Allegations that a Northern Cape MEC employs an undocumented foreign national have intensified debate over illegal immigration and labour practices following this week’s March and March protest. Read more: Northern Cape MEC accused of employing undocumented foreign national as nanny

Kimberley farmer Amogelang Metswamere is one of three winners in ISUZU South Africa’s " You’re Not Alone" Farmer Solidarity Campaign, which ran until May 30 and provided R190,000 in support to farmers affected by Foot and Mouth Disease. Read more: Kimberley farmer wins relief in ISUZU ‘You’re Not Alone’ campaign

Sol Plaatje executive mayor Martha Bartlett has outlined plans to secure billions for infrastructure upgrades, absorb all municipal contract workers and restore the Kimberley Vintage Tram by December. Read more: Sol Plaatje seeks R2.8bn for infrastructure upgrades and plans Kimberley tram revival