Lentswe, Klerksdorp - In a watershed occasion on Tuesday February 25, the Dr Kenneth Kaunda District was the first district municipality in North West to hold the Induction of the Civil Society Forum Leaders for the 2024/25 financial year. “We have finally won the battle to ensure that our communities receive skills development and training, in order to re-skill and re-position our District as we forge forward to stimulate our economy”.

Lentswe, Jouberton - Mantsane Letlaka (21) is missing and her family is worried sick about her. She was last seen on January 9 at 15140 Ext 14 Jouberton. She was wearing a white skipper with brown pants and she is 1.6 m tall. She has braids.
She left home at around 18:00 without saying where she was going and hasn’t been seen since. Please contact Tsholo on 063 933 8911 or Ntswaki, 076 412 1659, if you know of her whereabouts.

Lentswe, Jouberton - A well-known Man of God passed recently. His funeral service will be held this weekend.

Rev Chipha Kotoi (91) was known as a selfless community leader whom during the heights of Apartheid was involved in the struggle.

Through his work as professional cameraman, he started his photographic work in the 1960’s doing rounds in the entire North West Province.

He will also be remembered for his leadership roles in school governing bodies in Jouberton, as well as a full supporter of Orlando Pirates FC dating back to the 1950s.

His funeral service will take place at the Alabama Community Hall at 07:00 on Saturday February 22. Rest in Peace Father, your work will be remembered. 

The commissioning of catechists at St Peter’s Catholic Church in Jouberton took place. They are Mitta Marera, Masechaba Moseki, Mamotlatsi Seeta, Veronica Manene, Rakgadi Ntswaki Dodovu, Tlaleng Seeta, Tumelo Mogoje and Kelebogile Olifant.