Youth Voices 2026: Kimberley journalism graduate Casey-Lee Anthony reflects on the decline of her hometown, arguing that the real question is not what is wrong with young people, but what opportunities and spaces have been left for them to thrive. Read more: What have we left for Kimberley’s youth?
Youth Voices 2026: In a powerful spoken-word poem, Kimberley resident Tshepisho Lobeko reflects on the realities of unemployment, poverty and unfulfilled promises, while affirming the determination of a generation still believing in a better tomorrow. Read more: ‘Tomorrow feels like a country we have visas for but no flight to’
Youth Voices 2026: Kimberley-born music producer and artist Lehlohonolo Phepheng Brian Joseph Metsing reflects on the power of reinvention, encouraging young people to embrace change, push creative boundaries and have the courage to forge their own path. Read more: Don’t be afraid to reinvent yourself: A Kimberley-born artist’s bold new chapter
Youth Voices 2026: Kimberley-born student Kent Mathews reflects on the challenges facing young people and explains why sharing skills, volunteering and working together are key to building a stronger future for Kimberley and the Northern Cape. Read more: Kimberley student calls on young people to build a stronger future through community
In this Youth Voices 2026 contribution, Rev. Thabang Donald Boihang reflects on leadership, legacy and the responsibility of creating opportunities that empower the next generation to discover their talents and shape the future of the Northern Cape. Read more: One me on a stage is not powerful enough: Building forests, not monuments
Northern Cape’s latest crime statistics reveal a decline in violent crime and murders, but rising property and commercial crime, increasing kidnappings, and continued violence against women and children remain key challenges across several districts. Read more: Northern Cape crime falls: Women, children and property crime remain major concerns
A 36-year-old man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison after a sophisticated Facebook Marketplace vehicle scam that targeted sellers across the Northern Cape, Western Cape and Free State, resulting in 26 criminal cases and 19 stolen vehicles. Read more: Facebook Marketplace scammer sentenced to 15 years following major vehicle fraud scheme
Community members in ward 33 have spent days cleaning up a neglected public park on the corner of Legodi and Kgatlane Street in preparation for a Youth Day celebration that will be held on June 16. Read more: Community joins hands during park clean-up ahead of Youth Day activities
Kumba Iron Ore has expressed its deepest condolences to the families, learners, educators and community members affected by the tragic Kathu school bus accident, while praising emergency responders and offering support to those impacted by the devastating incident. Read more: Kumba Iron Ore extends condolences following Kathu school bus tragedy