Lentswe, Jouberton - The police need your help to find a mother and her two year-old daughter who have been missing since September 4. Mavis Mosepele (41) of Ext 7 and her two year old were staying with Mavis’ mother. A search was conducted around the township and surrounding areas of Jouberton without any success. Extensive investigations were done and all leads were followed up with no success.
Help find this man
Madala Mashilo SPI has not been seen since Saturday October 26. He was last seen in Ext 25, Jouberton wearing peach coloured shorts and a short sleeve Pringle t-shirt. Please contact Mashilo on 079 332 4614 or Kuta if you know of his whereabouts. His family is worried about him. He is residing in Ext 25.
Lemosa Modiri launched
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - The municipality launched the Lemosa Modiri campaign in Alabama at Ext 5, Ward 4 last week. The executive mayor, Cllr Fikile Mahlophe, along with MMC for Local Economic Development, Cllr Wesley Kgang, and MMC for Infrastructure Cllr Steferd Barrends, led the initiative on Friday October 18.
Guild visits St Anne’s
St Anne’s Anglican Church in Stilfontein received a visit by the Bernard Mizeki Guild Purple. Seen are, among others, Father Joe Sephai, (former chaplain), Mother Kay Sephai, Mapaseka Selebogo (treasurer), Papi Maruping (chairperson), Sam Chuboso (liason officer), Vera Malefane (chairperson of MU), Lindi Patterson (layminister) and Letchmy Meletse (altar server).
How to apply for old age grants
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - By law, the South African Social Security Agency must protect all needy residents over the age of 60, who don’t have sufficient financial means to support themselves in their twilight years. Who is eligible for old age grants, and how do you apply? Only residents who are 60 years of age or older may apply. SASSA doesn’t only look after South Africans but all those legally residing here.
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