In a generous gesture to support education in the community, the Rotary Club of Klerksdorp has donated a brand-new printer to Alabama Secondary School. The donation aims to ease the school’s challenges in providing students with the necessary resources to enhance their learning experience. The club’s involvement is part of their ongoing commitment to service projects that focus on education, youth development, and community well-being. Over the years, the club has consistently supported local schools through a variety of initiatives, including providing educational supplies and organizing mentorship programs. Seen are Joe Visser, Shereen Senxezi, Brian Smith and Allison de Lange from the Rotary Club, and Harry Davids and principal Andrew Darius Abdool from the school.

Western Reefs Primary’s head leaders for 2025 are Lepholletsa Tlotliso, Lemotlo Siyabonga, Guma Luyema and Mamba Ntombikayise.

Klerksdorp Rekord, Klerksdorp - Hoërskool Wesvalia se atlete het stof in die oë geskop van die stadsjapies by die superinter wat verlede week in Pretoria gehou is.

Wesvalia het in die groep 3-afdeling deelgeneem en is nou bevorder na groep 2 vir volgende jaar se inter. Die Wessies het teen atlete van Dr EG Jansen, Marais Viljoen, Jeugland en ander deelgeneem.

Die Klerksdorpers het altesaam 74 medaljes gekry: 30 goud, 26 silwer en 18 brons. Vyf rekords is verbeter. Atlete het ook 32 persoonlike bestes behaal.

Merveille Ntambwe from Kingston Private School is a promising young athlete. On January 24 she achieved a first place for long jump (3,96m) and a third place for the 80m (12.28 sec). At the Klerksdorp championships on January 30-31, she achieved first place in long jump (3.85m) and a second place in the 80m (12.19 sec). At the APO on February 7, she achieved first place in long jump (3.60m) and second place in 80m (12.08 sec). At the Dr KK athletics event on February 21, she won both the long jump (4.09m) and 80m (12.14 sec).