THE NORTHERN Cape Department of Health remains on high alert and is stepping up vaccinations following a measles outbreak in the province. Department spokesperson Lebogang Majaha stated that 767 ...

SOUTH Africans who are still using the old green bar-coded ID book are being urged to make the switch to a Smart ID card as Home Affairs moves closer to phasing out the decades-old document. Home ...

FOR some, it will be a 7.5-kilometre walk. For others, it will be a show of solidarity, a chance to raise awareness and a reminder that no one facing a difficult journey has to stand alone. The Shaine ...

NOTICES of non-compliance regarding occupational health and safety were issued to a wholesaler in Kimberley where stock was stacked dangerously high, reaching the ceiling. A blitz inspection was ...

TESTING food for nutrients, building paper bridges and creating miniature ecosystems are giving 2,000 Northern Cape primary school learners a chance to put their science lessons to the test. The ...

ROTARY clubs across a district stretching from KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape to the Free State, parts of the Northern Cape, North West and the Kingdom of Lesotho have demonstrated the power of ...

THE NORTHERN Cape has taken its green hydrogen ambitions to the Africa Green Hydrogen Summit in Cape Town, seeking investor support for a province-wide energy and industrialisation strategy built ...

A SORE that refuses to heal. A mole that starts changing. A patch of skin that repeatedly bleeds or crusts. For people living with albinism, these changes deserve particular attention. September is ...

A MORNING walk through Kathu turned into a fight for survival when a 63-year-old woman was chased and repeatedly stabbed by her former boyfriend. Joseph Moeti, 53, has now been sentenced to 15 years’ ...

AS NEIGHBOURHOOD watches, crime prevention organisations and political parties joined hands across Kimberley to take a stand against crime and gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF), violent ...

THE SPRINGBOKS’ latest triumph over New Zealand was about more than another victory in one of rugby’s greatest rivalries. For coach Rassie Erasmus, it was about the people back home who continue to ...

DROUGHT-hit small-scale farmers in Loeriesfontein have received livestock feed to help them protect their herds as dwindling grazing and rising costs place growing pressure on farming households. A ...