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May 30, 2025

Protector probes R17.8m fire station

THE PUBLIC Protector this week inspected numerous cracks, various structural defects and suspect electrical wiring at the Homevale satellite fire station as part of its investigation into the alleged mismanagement of public funds, maladministration and improper conduct.

2 mins

Prison official bust for drugs

A CORRECTIONAL Services official, employed in the education unit at the Tswelopele Correctional Centre in Kimberley, has been suspended for allegedly smuggling contraband substances into the facility.

1 mins

Two women arrested for killing 'abusive' partners

TWO KIMBERLEY women, who allegedly retaliated against their “abusive” partners under similar circumstances at around the same time on the same day, have remained in custody since their arrests earlier this week.

1 mins

Drug suspect dies during raid

MORE than a hundred people gathered outside a residence in Homelite, Kimberley, this week after a dramatic police raid ended in the sudden death of 44-year-old Chad Jacobs - a suspected drug dealer who was well known in the community.

2 mins

Boy, 10, killed by police vehicle

THE GALESHEWE police are investigating a case of culpable homicide after a 10-year-old boy was killed when he was run over by a police vehicle near the Sewende Laan informal settlement over the weekend.

1 mins

Sol slammed over Ritchie water crisis

THE DEMOCRATIC Alliance (DA) in the Northern Cape has once again sounded the alarm over the continued water shortages affecting the communities of Ritchie, Modderrivier, Rietvale, and Motswedimosa, calling on the Sol Plaatje Municipality to show greater urgency in restoring a reliable water supply.

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Six more in dock for mental hospital

THE SOL Plaatje Municipality announced yesterday that the manager of the R2.5 billion Budget Facility for Infrastructure (BFI) water upgrade project, Winston Lucky Moyahi, would take special leave with immediate effect following his appearance in the Kimberley Magistrate's Court this week.

3 mins

Griquas look to rebound in Currie Cup after SA Cup disappointment

THE SUZUKI Griquas will turn their attention to the Currie Cup with renewed focus and a point to prove after falling short in their SA Cup title defence.

2 mins

REGIONAL LEAGUE play-off's promise thrilling weekend

THE SAFA Frances Baard Hollywoodbets Regional League positional play-offs kick off this weekend with six tantalising football matches scheduled to take place on Saturday, May 31 2025 at the Ikhutseng Stadium in Warrenton.

2 mins

RUBBER, RHYTHM AND ROARS

Kimberley's Monstermob Raceway spins to a different beat

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Uitgever: Independent-Media-Newspapers

Categorie: Newspaper

Taal: English

Frequentie: Weekly

Launched in 1878, the Diamond Fields Advertiser is the oldest newspaper in the Northern Cape. It is recognised as the independent voice of the Northern Cape; informing, empowering and championing the cause of the province and its people, every day without fear, favour or prejudice in accordance with the highest journalistic standards in the country. Target market: all sectors of the community in Kimberley and the Northern Cape.