The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture wishes to issue an update to all its stakeholders regarding its relocation from old office building at number 22 Abattoir Road in the Ashburnham industrial site in Kimberley. The department has relocated its Library Services, Sports and Recreation Directorates as well as the Frances Baard District Office
Northern Cape Provincial Government will commemorate the 2020 Provincial Day of Reconciliation by honouring two struggle heroes. Premier Doctor Zamani Saul will be unveiling tombstones in honour of Zimoshile Willem Kapa and his sister Marie Hota Kapa in Phillipstown on Wednesday, 16 December 2020. The unveiling forms part of Northern Cape Government's flagship programme of
Heritage Month in September and Heritage Day on 24 September in particular is celebrated annually to mark our nation’s diverse culture and heritage. This year the celebrations will take place virtually due to the devastating COVID-19 pandemic. The 2020 theme for Heritage Month is “Celebrating South Africa’s living human treasures”. The question of living
National Book Week to go virtual due to the coronavirus pandemic The annual National Book Week (NBW), which actively celebrates books through indigenous language reading festivals across the country, will move online this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. NBW is the country’s most cherished reading awareness week dedicated to encouraging reading and promoting
Northern Cape Premier Dr. Zamani Saul will on Saturday, 21 March 2020 welcome Deputy President David Mabuza to the Province as we will be celebrating the National Human Rights Day at Colesberg in the Pixley Ka Seme District. The Celebrations will start at 09h00 at the Colesberg Sport Stadium. #HumanRightsDay2020 #AModernGrowingAndSuccessfulProvince.
