Northern Cape premier pushes SKA to boost Science skills | The Citizen
While the telescope infrastructure is located in the Northern Cape, its vast data output is transmitted via fibre networks to […]
Northern Cape
The largest province by area but least populated, known for its desert landscapes and mineral wealth
Durban City Set To Land Northern Cape Wonderkid?
Durban City v AmaZulu May 2026 Betway Premiership outfit Durban City FC are set to bolster their squad with one
Diamond crises hits Northern Cape as mines close – SABC News – Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa’s news leader.
The Northern Cape has long been the heart of South Africa’s diamond mining industry, but this is now a thing
The tiny Northern Cape town that holds Elon’s fortune in its hands
Elon Musk’s fortune may stretch into the trillions, but most of it relies on a South African town hardly visible
75 MW Northern Cape hybrid renewables-battery project enters into operation
A large-scale hybrid renewable energy project able to supply 75 MW of dispatchable renewable electricity to South Africa’s national grid
Taps dry as Northern Cape municipality drowns in R1bn debt
Kakamas resident André Smith says the water pressure is so low he can place a bucket under a tap and
Copper 360 awards contract to Cementation Africa for Northen Cape mine revival
Copper 360 has awarded a R874 million contract for underground development and long-hole open stoping at Rietberg Mine in Northern
Northern Cape copper, South African PGMs make headlines
Mining Weekly Editor Martin Creamer discusses the growing activity in copper exploration and mining in the Northern Cape; Mintek’s plans to
Boegoebaai Port decision expected in 2027 as R13.8 billion Northern Cape megaproject advances
Boegoebaai Port decision expected in 2027 as R13.8 billion Northern Cape megaproject advances Infrastructure South Africa targets early 2027 for
This Northern Cape Entrepreneur Just Proved Disability Is Not a Barrier to Success
Every year, thousands of young South Africans leave schools, colleges, and training institutions carrying the same ambitions: to build careers, create opportunities,