The Kimberley Prospector

Author: Editorial Staff

Last Chance to Register to #VoteLikeABok: General Elections Proclaimed in May

South Africans are gearing up for a pivotal moment in the nation’s history. The clock is ticking for citizens to make their voices heard in the upcoming 2024 General Elections, with the voter’s roll closing shortly. This is your last chance to register online and exercise your democratic right to #VoteLikeABok. President Cyril Ramaphosa has […]

SAHRC Steps In Over Kimberley’s Worsening Water Crisis

The South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) has formally submitted a complaint to the Sol Plaatje Local Municipality over the city’s ongoing water crisis. The complaint, lodged by local resident Michael Hawthorne on behalf of residents and businesses, alleges multiple failures by the municipality. Hawthorne submitted a complaint on behalf of a collective 273 of […]

No Water, No Reference Number: 25L Per Person Per Day is the New Normal in Kimberley

NEWTON RESERVOIR – Residents of Kimberley are caught in a water crisis that shows no signs of abating. Despite promises from Sol Plaatje Municipality (SPM), the situation in areas supplied by the Newton Reservoir seems to be growing more desperate each day. Water pressure is shockingly low, leaving residents unable to perform basic chores. “My […]

More Daytime Interruptions Amidst Permanent Nightly Supply Challenges

More Daytime Interruptions Amidst Permanent Nightly Supply Challenges

The Sol Plaatje Municipality issued a media statement today, addressing the ongoing water supply issues in Kimberley. The statement detailed the reintroduction of the Daytime Water Supply Interruption from Saturday, 17th February 2024, between 12:00 and 17:00, while the Nightly Water Supply Interruption continues from 21:00 to 05:00. The municipality highlighted a series of refurbishment […]

NOCCI Kimberley Under Scrutiny Amid Allegations of Political Conflict and Censorship

The Northern Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NOCCI) Kimberley is facing intense scrutiny due to a series of events that have raised concerns about political conflict, censorship, and transparency. The Initial Confrontation The incident began with critical questions raised by multiple members of the public, including the media, on a Facebook post by NOCCI […]

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