Acting North West Premier congratulates 2025 Comrade Marathon winner, Tete Dijana
Picture: The 2025 Comrade Marathon winner, Tete Dijana By REGINALD KANYANE 8 June 2025- The acting North West Premier, Kenetswe […]
North West
An important mining region, particularly for platinum, with a rich cultural heritage
SA’s labour force caught between hope and a crumbling job market
The labour force figures for Q1 of 2025 released by Statistics South Africa painted a grim picture of South Africa’s
NADA urges enhanced education and industry partnerships to combat youth unemployment in South Africa
With South Africa’s unemployment rate reaching alarming levels, partnerships between education and the private sector are crucial for equipping young
43 000 Mpumalanga residents lose jobs in first quarter of 2025 | Mpumalanga News
The country celebrated Workers’ Day on May 1, but about 43 000 Mpumalanga residents lost their jobs in the first
Who has left or joined North West for 2025-26 season?
These players have left or joined North West for the 2025-26 domestic season in South Africa. Find out more. Editorial www.clubcricket.co.za
Fireworks expected as North West schools vie for DSNC nationals | SuperSport
North West’s best schools’ netball team will be contesting for the provincial title and the chance to represent the platinum
The big lie about the North West's new gas power project
The recent announcement of the construction of a R15 billion gas to electricity facility in the debt-ridden Matlosana Municipality in
North West Acting Premier visits the family of late Presley Chweneyagae
Ahead of the memorial service to honour actor Presley “Cobrizi” Chweneyagae, North West Acting Premier Kenetswe Mosenogi, visited Ramosadi Village
NW education department to fork out R100m on matric exam papers
A joint venture company is hired to replace printers who charged only R27 million under the previous contract, which expired in
‘Looting using matric papers’: Why did NW printing job price jump by around R100m? | The Citizen
The job has reportedly never cost more than R30m, but is now apparently being done for R128m a year, for