The Kimberley Prospector

Author: Editorial Staff

Confusion Mounts in Kimberley as Municipality’s Water Restoration Claims Questioned

Confusion Mounts in Kimberley as Municipality’s Water Restoration Claims Questioned

The water crisis in Kimberley deepens as conflicting information emerges regarding the restoration of the water supply, raising concerns about the accuracy of the Sol Plaatje Municipality and the ward councillors’ communication. Recent reports from the situation at Newton Reservoir point to potential misinformation in the municipality’s latest public notice. In contradiction to an earlier […]

79 Kimberley Residents Voice Concerns Over Prolonged Water Crisis

79 Kimberley Residents Voice Concerns Over Prolonged Water Crisis

Residents across various suburbs affected by the ongoing water crisis in Kimberley have expressed their frustration and concern over the ongoing water crisis that has left many without access to this essential resource for an extended period. The city has been grappling with water shortages, impacting daily lives and prompting residents to question the effectiveness […]

Kimberley Water Crisis Update: Critical Reservoir Levels Force Shutdown Again

Kimberley Water Crisis Update: Critical Reservoir Levels Force Shutdown Again

In a disheartening development, as of 09:30 this morning, Newton Reservoir in Kimberley is operating on a single pump. Unfortunately, due to the reservoir’s critically low levels, the lone functioning pump will be shut down at 12:20. This exacerbates the already challenging situation for Kimberley residents, leaving many without a drop of municipal water since […]

Challenges Persist: South Africans Abroad Face Online Voter Registration Delays

Despite assurances from the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) that the overseas online registration portal would go live over the voter registration weekend in November, the anticipated launch faces continued delays. Ludre Stevens, DA Abroad Chairperson, revealed that the system is encountering challenges related to software and user interface, as disclosed during parliamentary questioning led by […]

H2Uh-Oh! Premier Discovers Diamonds While Kimberley Drowns in Watergate Woes

KIMBERLEY – In a plot twist more twisted than a contortionist on a rollercoaster, the De Beers group generously donates the iconic HOH building to Sol Plaatje University, leaving Kimberley residents pondering a wetter issue—the city’s water crisis. While Zamani Saul, the premier of the Northern Cape, flaunts keys at an official ceremony, Kimberley residents […]

[OPINION] Water Crisis Exposes Unjust Disparities in Kimberley

[OPINION] Water Crisis Exposes Unjust Disparities in Kimberley

As a long-time resident of Kimberley, I find myself perplexed and outraged by recent revelations regarding the city’s water distribution practices. The stark contrast in water availability between certain “privileged” areas and the majority of the city raises serious questions about the municipality’s commitment to equitable resource allocation. According to reports from a resident in […]

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