Easter, a time of reflection and renewal
Easter is more than just a long weekend. It is a time of reflection, renewal and community.
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🎥 Kids, this one’s for you: Grow it, plant it, paint it!
The cableway: Barberton’s forgotten link to Havelock Mine
Build a boma in one weekend
Nukain Mabuza: the artist who painted the rocks of Barberton
When distant wars reach our petrol pumps
Across continents and decades, Rienie reaches the milestone of 105
News
First rugby and netball day a great success in Barberton
A colourful day of sport, community spirit and young talent unfolded at Laerskool Barberton Primary as schools from across the region gathered for the first rugby and netball day of the season.
Plaaslike skrywer Hendrik H. Moller stel debuutroman bekend
Tragiese ongeluk verander vyf jongmense se lewens onherroeplik
Barberton XCM picking up speed
This Valentine’s Day, OppiDam offers romance without the high price tag
Adri Henn: A life immersed in Lowveld roots
Urgent evacuation warning issued over imminent Senteeko Dam failure
Heritage & History
The cableway: Barberton’s forgotten link to Havelock Mine
For more than 60 years, asbestos travelled through the sky from Havelock Mine to our railway station. Here is the remarkable story behind the pylons many of us remember following into the mountains.
Nukain Mabuza: the artist who painted the rocks of Barberton
The Todd family: from gold rush roots to Lowveld agriculture
The Moodies and the gold rush that built Barberton
The women who built Barberton
The notorious Chute: Barberton’s most dangerous road
Senteeko, from tea fields to a dam making headlines
Culture & Identity
The cableway: Barberton’s forgotten link to Havelock Mine
For more than 60 years, asbestos travelled through the sky from Havelock Mine to our railway station. Here is the remarkable story behind the pylons many of us remember following into the mountains.
Nukain Mabuza: the artist who painted the rocks of Barberton
The Todd family: from gold rush roots to Lowveld agriculture
Hans Bornman: the man who preserved the Lowveld’s history
The women who built Barberton
The notorious Chute: Barberton’s most dangerous road
