RUSTENBURG HERALD – RUSTENBURG – Various explosive devices were found left abandoned next to the road in the vicinity of the Chaneng Primary School, the Rustenburg Herald was told this week.

RUSTENBURG HERALD – RUSTENBURG – The Chamber of Mines believes that, while the South African mining sector is in “crisis”, there are solutions which can restore the sector to the prosperous, growing and transformed industry that all would hope it to be.

RUSTENBURG HERALD – RUSTENBURG – Following reports in last week’s newspaper regarding the theft of motor vehicles and claims made on social media, the Rustenburg Herald urged readers who had fallen prey to contact the Herald in order to provide more information regarding the thefts.

RUSTENBURG HERALD – RUSTENBURG – The efficient utilisation of resources and diligent investigation led to the linking of 29-year-old assault accused Sipho Thomas Mdiniso to 18 other serious offences by the Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit (FCS) in Rustenburg.

RUSTENBURG HERALD – RUSTENBURG – The residents of Rustenburg have taken to social media and online petitions to try and convince the powers that be to urgently move the offices of the Department of Home Affairs in Rustenburg to a safer place.

The scientific phenomenon is known as the bloodmoon, and is said to come once in 30 years, occurred here in South Africa between the hours of 3 and 5am. The last time it was around was in 1982.

South African motorists and antagonists of the dreaded Gauteng etoll system as well as the soon to be implemented AArto penalty system are outraged by the latest move by the South African government and its relevant agencies’ strategy to have outstanding e-toll fees accumulated by non-paying motorists coupled to the AArto Drivers Licence penalty system.

With the Rand reaching lows against the US Dollar which were last seen at the time of the 2008 recession, those in the possession of Krugerrands might actually be smiling...

RUSTENBURG HERALD – RUSTENBURG – Rumours that have reached the Rustenburg Herald this week regarding new changes to the Social Assistance Act have been dispelled by the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA).

South African Airways (SAA) will continue to fly between Johannesburg and Sao Paolo, in Brazil, after the World Health Organization concluded that there is no justification to impose a travel ban due to the outbreak of the Zika virus.

RUSTENBURG HERALD- RUSTENBURG- The Department of Public Service and Administration (DPSA) says it remains committed to making sure that employees who are leaving the public service are paid on time.