Lentswe, Klerksdorp - Collin Moalusi going by the pseudonym “Lion The-Rebel” is a South African rapper and a writer from Matlosana. He is also known as TAU and he is a recording artist/performing artist, writer, poet and a street rapper with outstanding skills of rap that manages to fuse all languages together. Lion The-Rebel is based on hip hop culture, although he is kasi driven when you listen to his sound, he is able to tap in Sotho rap known as tsepe, motswako, trap, drill and spoken poetry.
Phodiso honours Heritage Day
Lentswe, Kanana - Phodiso Worship Centre led by Apostle TD Mofokeng, commemorated their heritage day on Monday September 29. It was a distinctive and meaningful meeting as they came together for their weekly service to collectively revere and praise God. They seized the perfect opportunity to honour God by wearing a variety of traditional garments to commemorate their distinct heritages.
Leano La Bophelo celebrates
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - Leano La Bophelo is a non-profit organization founded by Rathebe Michael Mojaki with the aim of promoting history and creating jobs for the community. The group is known for its commitment in hosting Heritage events for Matlosana community as it was leased for Goudkoppie Heritage Site by the Matlosana Municipality. This year more than 900 plus people attended the event on September 24 to celebrate heritage.
Phodiso celebrates first annual conference
Lentswe, Kanana - Phodiso Worship, led by Apostle TD Mofokeng Centre, hosted its inaugural conference. The conference took place at Bothaville, Naledi, within a sub-circuit of the church overseen by Mod N Mofokeng. The conference was moving and impactful, with a strong sense of God’s presence felt right from the start, as the attendees experienced a street revival while approaching the venue in the small town. This drew numerous youth and older individuals to commit their lives to the Lord.
Matrics of 2005 to give back
Lentswe, Alabama - The matrics of Alabama Seconday 2005 will be celebrating their 20 year reunion at Rosemary’s on October 11. Twenty learners will be giving back to their alma mater. They will buy projectors for the school and small goodies for the teachers invited, the old principal and the current principal. They want this sign of goodwill to serve as inspiration to others.
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