What’s on in Kimberley from January 8 and beyond
Looking for something to do? Here’s what’s happening in and around the Diamond City over the coming days and weeks. Read more: What’s on in Kimberley from January 8 and beyond
Looking for something to do? Here’s what’s happening in and around the Diamond City over the coming days and weeks. Read more: What’s on in Kimberley from January 8 and beyond
Northern Cape Premier Dr Zamani Saul, together with Education MEC Abraham Vosloo, will unveil the 2025 Matric results at the ceremony on 13 January 2026. Read more: Northern Cape Premier Dr Zamani Saul to announce 2025 Matric results
Kuruman police have arrested a 43-year-old man following the recovery of nine cattle and three calves, valued at R150,000, stolen from Deerwaard village. This incident highlights the ongoing issue of livestock theft in rural communities. Read more: Kuruman police arrest stock thief after recovering stolen cattle valued at R150,000
The Northern Cape SAPS has urged motorists and pedestrians to practise road safety as post-holiday traffic volumes rise, with police maintaining high-visibility operations to promote safer travel. Read more: Northern Cape SAPS urges motorists to drive responsibly during return-home period
During a proactive patrol, Calvinia SAPS apprehended five men aged 33 to 42 for drug possession, highlighting their commitment to community safety. The suspects were charged and released on warning to appear in court later. Read more: Five suspects arrested by Calvinia SAPS in drug possession operation
After a near-miss involving roaming donkeys, Kheis Farmers Association Secretary-General Gershuan Baster calls on livestock owners to take immediate action to ensure road safety. Read more: ! Kheis Farmers Association calls for responsible livestock management following donkey-related crash
A whistleblower from Jan Kempdorp is resolute that he will not be silenced after an attempt was made on his life where home made petrol bombs were hurled into his home on New Year’s eve Read more: Home of Jan Kempdorp whistleblower petrol bombed
Matrics can access their results through local newspapers next week, confirmed by the Gauteng Department of Education, despite a contentious legal battle over publication rights. Read more: Matrics can access their results in local newspapers amid legal disputes
Authorities are on high alert following the recent drowning of four people in the Dikgatlong area where the public have been advised not to enter flooded rivers and dams Read more: Authorities on high alert following four Northern Cape drownings