Lentswe, Jouberton - The Khayalethu Primary School hosted a successful Grade R parents event this week. The Grade R Teacher presented a Robotics Day where parents, teachers, and learners gathered to explore the exciting world of robotics and technology. The NWU collaborated on the event. Community builder Rethabile Ngwenya was also in attendance, motivating and encouraging young minds to embrace innovation and future-ready skills.

Members of the Kosh SAPS Elderly Club visited Nelspruit from November 7 to 10. The travellers are Koketse Manyane, Jeff Lerefolo, Mercy Mofolo, Motlalepule Ramosa, Thandi Sedumedi, Selina Tshwabi, Nthabiseng Lerefolo, Girlie Seiphetlho, Willy Qala, Nonki Mazenyo, Kedibone Majaja, Rachel Maropo, Brenda Molefi and Poppy Lerefolo.

Lentswe, Klerksdorp - The Shoprite Group, South Africa’s largest private employer, has rolled out an advanced digital recruitment platform designed to connect people with jobs in their own communities. By matching candidates to stores close to their homes, it makes it easier to apply for jobs, cuts travel costs and reduces safety risks - while at the same time giving hiring managers faster ways to find the right people. 

Lentswe, Mahikeng - The North West Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (CoGTA), in partnership with the Provincial Initiation Coordinating Committee (PICC) and various stakeholders, concluded a crucial State of Readiness session in preparation for the upcoming 2025 Summer Initiation Season. The session, which took place on Wednesday November 12, aimed to significantly strengthen coordination amongst all role players. The central focus is on ensuring that comprehensive precautionary measures are implemented to reduce the proliferation of illegal initiation schools, guarantee compliance with regulations, and ultimately safeguard the lives of initiates throughout the season.