A 60-year-old Delportshoop man charged with the murder of 24-year-old Alvano Gundry remains behind bars after his bail application was postponed when his legal representative fell ill. The case will return to the Barkly West Magistrate’s Court on July 10. Read more: Bail hearing postponed in Delportshoop shooting over oranges
Namakwa police raided a Komaggas home on 3 July 2026, seizing mandrax tablets, tik and cash. A male suspect was arrested and will appear in Springbok Magistrate’s Court on drug charges. Read more: Police seize mandrax, tik and cash in Komaggas drug raid
Kimberley’s historic Queens Park is advancing with new ablution facilities, braai areas and landscaping this financial year, while Sol Plaatje Municipality intensifies cleaning of public parks and adds staff support. Read more: New ablution blocks and braai areas boost Queens Park upgrade in Kimberley
South African Police in Namakwa District arrested seven men aged 36 to 46 for drug possession and dealing during high-density operations. The arrests highlight ongoing efforts under Operation Shanela II to make communities safer. Read more: Seven men arrested in Namakwa district as police target drug trade
The South African Police Service in the Northern Cape has warned communities against unauthorised individuals demanding to inspect identity documents, urging reports of suspicious activity to official channels. Read more: Northern Cape police caution public over unauthorised demands to check IDs
A full round of matches in the Pick n Pay Women’s Super League 2 will kick-off in Polokwane, Kimberley and Kempton Park this weekend, … Read more: Pumas look for early advantage as Pick n Pay WSL 2 kicks off | SA Rugby
Construction at the site where the new Galeshewe Library is being built resumed on Monday following protest action over the appointment of contractors. Read more: Construction resumes at the Galeshewe library site following protest action
Sol Plaatje safety committee chairperson Pontsho Moses Mocwana has called for the temporary closure of all tuck shops as tensions remain high following the June 30 march. Read more: Sol Plaatje safety chair calls for closure of all tuck shops as tensions remain high
Suppliers who trained students at Kidja told the court that only low-quality diamonds were intended for training, despite millions of rand worth of gem-quality diamonds being procured for the academy. Read more: R6.7m Kidja trial: Suppliers say gem-quality diamonds were never meant for training