The Kimberley Prospector

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Kathu roadblock stops drug trafficker

Kathu roadblock stops drug trafficker

A 34-year-old man was arrested at a roadblock on the N14 road between Siyathemba and Kathu on Thursday, 26 February 2026, for dealing in drugs. He was traveling from Johannesburg to Namibia and is expected to appear in Kathu magistrates court soon. Read more: Kathu roadblock stops drug trafficker

Trio arrested for possession of stolen property in Galeshewe

Trio arrested for possession of stolen property in Galeshewe

Three men, aged 30-34, were arrested in Galeshewe, Kimberley, for possession of suspected stolen property, including an air compressor, Wi-Fi router, and security lights sensor, valued at R11,400, after police acted on intelligence about the trio selling stolen items. Read more: Trio arrested for possession of stolen property in Galeshewe

Mothibistad police nab suspects linked to regional robberies

Mothibistad police nab suspects linked to regional robberies

Two suspects, aged 30 and 29, were arrested in Mothibistad during an inter-provincial roadblock operation on 26 February 2026, for possession of suspected stolen cellphones, unlawful possession of a firearm, and armed robbery, linked to robberies in Kathu, Kuruman, Mothibistad, and Vryburg. Read more: Mothibistad police nab suspects linked to regional robberies

Kimberley girls find their balance at 053 Fantasie Skate Workshop

Kimberley girls find their balance at 053 Fantasie Skate Workshop

Kimberley Olympic skater Boipelo Awuah hosted the first 053 Fantasie Girls Skateboarding Workshop of the year, empowering 45 girls through free lessons, mentorship, and equipment support at the Kimberley Skate Plaza, encouraging participation in a male-dominated sport. Read more: Kimberley girls find their balance at 053 Fantasie Skate Workshop

Numsa calls Ekapa mine ‘a crime scene’ as closure leaves workers ‘abandoned’

Numsa calls Ekapa mine ‘a crime scene’ as closure leaves workers ‘abandoned’

Numsa has labelled the Ekapa mine a “crime scene” following the February 17 mud rush that left five miners presumed dead, as the company’s sudden decision to apply for liquidation and halt operations has left more than 1,000 workers unpaid, facing job losses and claiming they were “abandoned”. Read more: Numsa calls Ekapa mine ‘a […]

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