The Kimberley Prospector

Nehawu has demanded an apology from Northern Cape Premier Dr Zamani Saul, accusing the provincial leadership of ignoring workers’ concerns over staff shortages, poor resources and conditions in the public health sector. Read more: Nehawu demands apology from Premier Zamani Saul over ‘disrespect’ to health workers

Kathu Solar Park welcomed its second cohort of eight interns on 6 May, bringing the total JTG graduates supported since 2024 to 22. The programme helps local youth gain skills and career pathways in renewable energy. Read more: Second intake of local graduates welcomed into Kathu solar energy internship programme

The Northern Cape Department of Sport, Arts and Culture has achieved a clean audit for the 2024/25 financial year, marking its second consecutive unqualified outcome and reinforcing governance standards. Read more: Back-to-back clean audits for Northern Cape Sport, Arts and Culture Department

The South African Police Service is holding public consultations on the Station Post Requirement Tool to ensure equitable distribution of police personnel based on local needs. Sessions are underway in the Northern Cape. Read more: New station post requirement tool for fairer police resource allocation: SAPS seeks Northern Cape input

An employee at Sol Plaatje municipality has alleged that she had to pay a bribe of R3 000 in order to be absorbed as a permanent worker. Read more: Sol Plaatje Municipality employee alleges R3,000 bribe for permanent job

The Northern Cape Department of Education has launched an investigation into allegations of bullying and assault involving a Grade 4 learner at Lime Acres Primary School. A disciplinary hearing has been held while measures to improve learner safety are being implemented. Read more: Lime Acres Primary learner allegedly bullied and assaulted by classmates as investigation […]

The SABC’s latest debt collection drive has reignited questions about the future of TV licences in South Africa, with many consumers arguing that streaming platforms have made the traditional television funding model increasingly outdated. Read more: Why pay a TV licence in the age of Netflix? SABC debt collection drive reignites debate