RUSTENBURG HERALD – RUSTENBURG – Areas in the city – like Geelhout Park and Tlhabane West – are, once again suffering due to a lack of water. The Democratic Alliance (DA) in
Rustenburg now has written to the Minister of COGTA, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, requesting urgent intervention regarding the interruption of water.
RUSTENBURG HERALD – RUSTENBURG - Perspex screens are being rolled out at all Pick n Pay till points countrywide.
RUSTENBURG HERALD – RUSTENBURG – A number of special operations have held by local police since the start of Lockdown last week.
A growing number of health-care workers have been infected by Covid-19, health minister Zweli Mkhize said on Saturday evening, as the national tally rose to 1,187. Among them is a 70-year-old doctor, who is in intensive care in the Free State.
RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - Coportal is an innovative company aiming at curbing the school industry in a simple, yet effective way and seeks to achieve this by means of introducing a communication and learning system that will enable learning and teaching to take place through the 21 days of lock down.
To read the full story, read our 27 March 2020 issue.
RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - The Acting Provincial Commissioner of North West, Major General Ryno Naidoo, welcomed maximum sentences secured by the Lehurutshe Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit (FCS) on Friday (20 March).
To read the full story, read our 27 March 2020 issue.
RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - After literally weeks of anticipation on the outcome of the Rustenburg Municipality’s application in the Mahikeng High Court for an interdict against the continuation of the fibre roll out in Rustenburg by Evotel, hopeful consumers and a divided community finally got an answer on Tuesday morning.
To read the full story, read our 27 March 2020 issue.
RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG NORTH - Last week the Rustenburg Herald published an article on page five about a group of people who occupied houses along the railway line in Rustenburg North. In the article it was alleged that the people belonged to a well known political party and that they were occupying these houses without following proper procedures.
To read the full story, read our 27 March 2020 issue.
RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - The Rustenburg Police held another very successful operation last week. 300 vehicles were searched during roadblocks, as well as 375. Traffic fines and summons to the value of R36 002.00 were issued.
To read the full story, read our 27 March 2020 issue.
RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - The unprotected strike of the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) at the LANXESS mine in Rustenburg continues despite the High Court ordering NUMSA on 10 March to comply with the Labour Court interdict.
To read the full story, read our 20 March 2020 issue.
