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Kuruman schools receive a boost during career exhibition

Kuruman schools receive a boost during career exhibition

Kuruman schools received a welcome boost to improve their infrastructure after merSETA, through its Auto Engage Youth Empowerment Programme (AEYEP) in partnership with Barolong Ba Ratlou Consulting, hosted a career exhibition at Galaletsang Science High School. Read more: Kuruman schools receive a boost during career exhibition

Tribunal approves Exxaro’s acquisition of Ntsimbintle interests, subject to conditions

Tribunal approves Exxaro’s acquisition of Ntsimbintle interests, subject to conditions

The Competition Tribunal has approved a merger that will see ManganExx, a subsidiary of Exxaro Resources, acquire key mining and marketing interests from Ntsimbintle Holdings, enhancing Exxaro’s position in the manganese sector amidst rising global demand. Read more: Tribunal approves Exxaro’s acquisition of Ntsimbintle interests, subject to conditions

Sassa grant payments begin as officials issue scam warning

Sassa grant payments begin as officials issue scam warning

December 2025 grant payments officially began today with older persons first in line, as authorities urge calm at pay points, warn against online scams, and call on parents to use child support grants responsibly. Read more: Sassa grant payments begin as officials issue scam warning

Week-long operation yields 342 arrests in Northern Cape

Week-long operation yields 342 arrests in Northern Cape

The Northern Cape police have arrested 342 perpetrators for various crimes, including murder, rape, and assault, during a week-long operation aimed at addressing gender-based violence and femicide. Read more: Week-long operation yields 342 arrests in Northern Cape

Hello December, let the festive chaos begin

Hello December, let the festive chaos begin

A lively, conversational column celebrating the arrival of December in South Africa, highlighting the sun-soaked festive season, holiday travel, family gatherings, office parties, and the joyful chaos that leads into Christmas and New Year. Read more: Hello December, let the festive chaos begin

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