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Mitchell's Plain police seize firearms during gang patrol

A 28-year-old man was arrested and is facing charges related to the illegal possession of prohibited firearms and ammunition.
Anchen Coetzee
| 08 JUL, 2025

Is nostalgia the new cool? How vintage decor and retro brands are booming

Thrifting has become more than a budget-friendly habit. For many, it is an expression of identity.
Jessica Vaughn
| 08 JUL, 2025

Factories fall silent while agriculture props up GDP in South Africa. What does the Q1 tell us going forward?

Manufacturing declined across key areas, including chemicals, food, and motor vehicles.
Naomi Roebert
| 03 JUL, 2025

Creative outdoor ideas for small South African homes

Small spaces can feel like big escapes with a few simple touches.
Charlotte Hayes
| 03 JUL, 2025

Swartland Auctioneers shifts focus to pop-up auctions following move from Malmesbury branch

Negotiations are underway to secure additional premises, including a dedicated auction site and a separate retail space.
Anchen Coetzee
| 27 JUN, 2025

How farm schools and dusty playgrounds shape childhood in the Karoo

Parents hope for opportunities that may not exist locally but remain fiercely proud of their children’s roots.
Naomi Roebert
| 27 JUN, 2025

Literacy hour at the Rotary eClub of the Karoo brings new hope to Galeshewe learners

Without strong reading foundations, children face ongoing academic and social barriers.
Naomi Roebert
| 26 JUN, 2025

The art of the roosterkoek: a bread that built a region

Tourists visiting the Karoo seek out authentic food experiences, and roosterkoek often tops their list.
Naomi Roebert
| 24 JUN, 2025

Karoo lamb GI gains traction, strengthening export outlook and local integrity

Although the GI registration was finalised in late 2023, the current phase in 2025 is about implementation.
Naomi Roebert
| 22 JUN, 2025

Editor's Echo: Teacher, coach, counsellor... superhuman?

Being a school teacher is no longer just about chalkboards and curriculum.
Lynette Spencer
| 22 JUN, 2025

Ending the silence on male suicide during men's mental health month

Various mental health initiatives across SA are working to create male-friendly spaces for support.
Anchen Coetzee
| 18 JUN, 2025

Some stunning campsites along the western side of the Kavango Panhandle

Tucked between Rundu and the Botswana border, this lush riverfront offers a more personal Okavango experience.
Mariana Balt
| 18 JUN, 2025

Bowls tournament honours a Barberton legend

Twelve teams from Mpumalanga and Gauteng gathered in Barberton, showing off both their skill and camaraderie.
Lynette Spencer
| 17 JUN, 2025

Kobus de Wet, oud-skoolhoof van BHS, se lewe na aftrede

Van De Wet se mooiste Barberton-herinneringe is die lekker ure as aktiewe lid van die dorp se tennis- en rolbalklub.
Lynette Spencer
| 16 JUN, 2025

SA expands foot-and-mouth vaccination as Karoo remains under watch

Local farming organisations have encouraged producers to adopt stronger biosecurity protocols while awaiting possible vaccination.
Naomi Roebert
| 16 JUN, 2025

How agritourism brings economic diversification through farming experiences

Where boreholes run dry, a sunset supper shared around a fire still nourishes something vital.
Naomi Roebert
| 14 JUN, 2025