Children and staff at the Kamieskroon Children’s Home, located in the Kamiesberg area, were treated to a fun-filled day during a recent visit...
Local internships give young people the chance to build skills and gain real work experience close to home. For Kern Papier from Hopefield, an...
An entrepreneurship development programme is currently underway in the Boshof and Hertzogville communities, aiming to revitalise and strengthen...
More than just a fitness centre, the Loeriesfontein Community Gym has become a vibrant hub for wellness, personal growth, and meaningful social...
The trails may have changed, but the spirit of the J-Bay Wind Farm MTB Classic & Trail Run remained as strong as ever this past Saturday, 19...
As part of its commitment to skills development and youth employment, Nordex Energy South Africa has inducted a new group of interns into its...
Five local schools within the Naledi Local Municipality are generating additional income and cleaner learning environments through a newly launched recycling programme. The programme aims to turn everyday waste into a practical resource for education and environmental awareness. The initiative encourages learners, educators, and community members to collect recyclable materials including paper, glass, plastic, cans, food waste, and e-waste, which are then sorted, weighed, and paid for through an approved cashless payment system. Funded by Waterloo Solar, the initiative was launched...