Young children in Mothibistad and Maruping have started the new school term with excitement as they settle into their brand-new classrooms,...
For Tlotlo Progress Moletsane, teaching was always more than an ambition, it was a passion rooted in a desire to see young learners in her...
Neliswa Nomjana, a Social Worker from Ceres, is one of 60 beneficiaries of a local Food Garden Project, a growing, community-driven initiative...
The first phase of an exciting business skills development programme has kicked off in Parys, welcoming nearly 40 local entrepreneurs. The...
NOA has entered into a renewable energy supply agreement with Siyanda Bakgatla Platinum Mine (SPBM), that will see the company supplying 288 GWh...
Sinegugu Tshona, a recent graduate from Noupoort, has built a strong academic record and is establishing himself as an emerging young...
For small-scale farmers in Loeriesfontein, keeping livestock healthy through prolonged drought conditions has become an increasingly difficult challenge, as dwindling grazing and rising feed costs place added pressure on farming households. Against this backdrop, 104 small-scale farmers have received much-needed livestock feed support, helping them maintain their herds during a particularly challenging period. The beneficiaries, who are members of the area’s two registered farmers’ unions, represent the vast majority of small-scale farmers in the local community. The support was provided...