RUSTENBURG HERALD- RUSTENBURG-The Rustenburg Herald together with the Rustenburg Local Municipality will be teaming up in a project that aims to bring a positive change to the community of Rustenburg.
RUSTENBURG HERALD- RUSTENBURG- Kindly be notified that the Traffic Registering Authority office, opposite Ferncrest Hospital in Tlhabane, remains not operational, following the burglary that occurred there on the 9th June 2017. Police investigations and structural repairs continue.
To read the full story, read our 23 June 2017 issue.
RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - Premier SOR Mahumapelo has received questions from some journalists regarding meetings or interactions with owners of Shiva Uranium Mine based in the North West and owned by the Gupta family. Mahumapelo has on numerous occasions since 2014 stated in different platforms including in the State of the Province Address that, Government has a responsibility to open doors including meeting with all people and companies irrespective of who they are.
To read the full story, read our 23 June 2017 issue.
RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - The immediate dismissal of close to 37 workers of Tuscany Pick ‘n Pay after the return to the Spar brand in terms of a simple business transaction has sparked an outcry on social media and has resulted in victims taking aim and slugging it out on Facebook since a dreadful Thursday morning for many workers only hours before the start of a long-awaited long weekend.
To read the full story, read our 23 June 2017 issue.
RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG- The 2017 Mining Charter has increased the level of black ownership in mining companies from 26% to 30 %.
To read the full story, read our 23 June 2017 issue.
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RUSTENBURG HERALD- SUNRISE VIEW- On Friday evening, 9 June at around 20:30, disgruntled community members of Sunrise Park gathered and started to block the roads in the vicinity of Mpho Khunou Squatter camp.
To read the full story, read our 23 June 2017 issue.
Hundreds, if not thousands of minibus taxis have blocked the N1 highway in both directions from the Allandale off-ramp in Midrand between Johannesburg and Pretoria, with thousands of motorists on their way to work in either of the two cities stuck in untold congestions.
Ms Catherine Vorstman of Rustenburg got a nasty surprise on her way home from work on Tuesday afternoon when she “stumbled” into an unattended ditch right in the middle of the road on the corner of Kruger Street and Raasblaar Avenue.
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RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - A forty-year-old female worker employed by a property owner in Waterfall East Rustenburg as well as her employer sustained serious injuries when they were attacked in broad daylight by two armed attackers on Tuesday, 6 June.
To read the full story, read our 16 June 2017 issue.
RUSTENBURG HERALD - POTCHEFSTROOM - Suid-Afrikaanse letterkunde en in besonder Afrikaans het sekerlik een van sy gevoeligste verliese van die afgelope dekade of wat beleef met die skielike afsterwe van die bekroonde skrywer en dramaturg - PG du Plessis. Du Plessis is verlede Woensdag in die ouderdom van 83 jaar in sy tuisdorp, Potchefstroom oorlede. Hy het die afgelope paar jaar prostaatkanker gehad.
To read the full story, read our 16 June 2017 issue.
RUSTENBURG HERALD - JOHANNESBURG - “Die dood van Johann Botha is ‘n sinnelose daad wat Suid-Afrika veel armer laat”. Só het die Minister van Polisie - Fikile Mbalula, vandeesweek gesê in reaksie op die gewapende rooftog by die Zebra Inn-restaurant in Johannesburg verlede week waar die bekroonde Suid-Afrikaanse omroeper, TV-vervaardiger en -aanbieder, joernalis en musiekenner asook sy beste vriend (Werner Perchtold) koelbloedig doodgeskiet is. Botha en sy vriend wat as “Swazi” bekend was, was onderskeidelik 53 en 73 jaar oud.
To read the full story, read our 16 June 2017 issue.
