a title="Hendrick “Maradio Teacher” Vilakazi." hr"><i" st" sr" wi" he"></" />"entswe, Jouberton - A true soccer legend passed away. Hendrick “Maradio Teacher” Vilakazi (68) was born and bred in Jouberton. He started playing for Hungry Lion in Jouberton, then played professional football for Moraka Swallows Big XV in Johannesburg and later for Klerksdorp City. According to his brother, Gesond, his brother was a prolific striker, scoring goals left, right and centre. He will be missed by his family and friends. His funeral will take place on Saturday May 24 at Assemblies of God Ext 7 East at 08:00.
Fathers cook for the congregation
Fathers at the Anglican Church (Holy Family) cooked delicious food for the congregation. The church is proud of the fathers in the parish. The service was held by the Rite Reverand Bishop Diseko, parish reverend Kebareng Sharona with other clergy from different parishes in attendance.
Mothers visit Limpopo
The Mothers Union of Diocese of Matlosana traveled all the way to attend relaunching cluster of the six dioceses in Limpopo. They visited, among others, Diocese of Highveld, Pretoria, Johannesburg, Christ the King, St Mark and Mat
Thanks for the hard work
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - The Justice and Peace Commission of the Catholic Diocese of Klerksdorp said Workers Day was not just a holiday but that South Africans were celebrating the tireless efforts of the workers, breadwinners who drive the economy of our country and prosperity. Workers were honoured in a special way for making our lives better through the goods produced and services rendered. This year marks 31 years of democracy, a significant and remarkable progress has been achieved through the current labour laws.
World Hand Hygiene Day
World Hand Hygiene Day was celebrated at the Klerksdorp-Tshepong Hospital Complex on Monday May 5. They promoted proper handwashing techniques and infection prevention practices as clean hands save lives.