Letter from Rupert Culwick, Chairman, Sabie Chamber of Commerce & Tourism The Sabie Chamber of Commerce & Tourism is pleased to announce that The Sabie Tube Race – hosted by Round Table White River 64 – will be back again early next year (dependent on Government Event protocols; which it is anticipated will not have […]
Nick Grӓbe was born in Durban and started his school life in Ashley Primary school (Pinetown) and relocated with his parents to Namibia. They then moved about South Africa and resided in every one of the 4 provinces. His parents stayed and worked at Copper mines, diamond mines Gold mines and Chrome mines so his […]
Ons is bevoorreg dat Katrienkie vir ons toestemming gegee het om van haar bundels se skrywe in ons koerant te gebruik. Onderstaande is ‘n uittreksel uit haar boek, Want die kiewiet maak weer nes. EK GLO . . . Ek glo in God die Vader . . . Dit is Hy wat Lig maak wanneer […]
News Desk Organisations are under massive pressure to evolve and prepare for the “new normal” arising from the Coronavirus pandemic. Capacitating people to adapt, work and innovate in a radically changed environment has become pivotal to survival. With new norms in social distancing, online meetings and many people working from home, people need new skills. […]
By Nick Grabe At the start of the Anglo-Boer War in 1899, the ZAR (Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek) were fortunate to have four 155mm cannons. These were the heaviest artillery available to the ZAR at the time and they were manufactured by Schneider and Co. at Creusot in France. These formidable weapons had a firing range of […]