Provincial leaders have paid tribute to three Ga-Segonyana firefighters who died while responding to a veld fire, describing their deaths as a reminder of the dangers faced by frontline emergency personnel across the Northern Cape. Read more: Tributes continue for three Ga-Segonyana firefighters who died answering call of duty
A group of Kimberley women marked Youth Day by serving soup and bread to homeless residents, while highlighting the daily struggles faced by vulnerable community members and the importance of support networks that offer hope and healing. Read more: Kom Praat Saam brings warmth and hope to Kimberley’s homeless
Six foreign nationals were arrested after they were found in possession of suspected stolen diesel and tyres that have been linked to a robbery from a truck near Britstown. Read more: Six foreign nationals nabbed with suspected stolen goods
Community groups are mobilising ahead of June 30 for a march to motivate foreign nationals to leave the country. Read more: Undocumented foreigners warned to ‘pack up and go’ ahead of Kimberley march
Community groups are mobilising ahead of June 30 for a march to motivate foreign nationals to leave the country. Read more: Undocumented foreigners must " pack up and go"
A 29-year-old foreign national has been arrested in Upington after police discovered suspected drugs hidden inside a vehicle during a patrol operation. Authorities also seized the vehicle allegedly used in the commission of the crime. Read more: Upington police arrest drug possession suspect and seize vehicle during patrol operation
A meticulous investigation by a seasoned Hopetown FCS detective has led to a 20-year prison sentence for a man convicted of raping a 14-year-old girl. Read more: Seasoned Hopetown detective secures 20-year sentence for rape of 14-year-old
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’