BONUS - RUSTENBURG - Join the learners, teachers and family members of Laerskool Proteapark on Thursday, 13 March for a blood drive in aid of the South African National Blood Services (SANBS).
The Parkies are giving back to the community of Rustenburg by donating lifesaving blood and they invite anyone who is interested, to join them from 07:00 to 16:00 on the day.
The blood drive will take place in the school lapa and the goal is to collect 70 units of blood for the day. 

BONUS - RUSTENBURG - Well, the days and weeks are rushing by and barely more than 10 months lie ahead of 2025 when we will see the next two winners of our Pick n Pay Shopping vouchers to the tune of R10 000 (each) emerging. 
By now it should be old hat that our Rustenburg Herald/NW Bonus’ art competition is in full swing again. In meantime, two cash prizes of R1 000 each are up for grabs at least every term so keep your entries ready and who knows - perhaps this is you year? 

BONUS - RUSTENBURG - Times are changing, and today, many conference attendees will no longer tolerate the same old lectures, an everything-for-everyone panel, or sessions that have no real meaning to their work. Attendees want to engage with the presenter, with each other, and with the content. They want to be actively involved and presenters must use tools that will allow participants to contribute, be empowered, to speak up and have their say. Active learning in conference sessions is a necessity that conference organisers can’t afford to exclude. 

BONUS - RUSTENBURG - A dramatic showdown at a rain-soaked Suzuki Stadium in Kimberely saw FNB Varsity College come back from 21-0 down to beat host FNB SPU, while FNB CPUT maintained their unbeaten run in the 2025 Varsity Shield tournament, easing past FNB WSU at the Sisa Dukashe Stadium in East London on Friday. 
FNB UWC also remained undefeated and stayed top of the log after thrashing FNB UFH in Bellville, while FNB Madibaz and FNB Varsity College won on the road.