Ashton John’s Private School officially welcomed spring by planting a Combretum Erythrophyllum (Vaderlandswilg/ Bush Willow) on Monday September 1. In collaboration with Tigane Nursery and Cool Desk, this tree marks growth, renewal, and an ongoing commitment to a greener tomorrow. The Bush Willow is a proudly South African tree that provides shade, attracts birds, and stands as a symbol of strength and resilience. Pictured is Bernard Viljoen, marketer at Ashton John’s, Natasha Mocke (In en Om Suid-Afrika) and Fatima Bhabha (Cooldesk).
A tail-wagging day not to be missed
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - The Orkney and Klerksdorp Animal Shelter’s fundraiser, dog show and family fun day will be held this weekend. All animal lovers are invited to this great event, hosted by K9 Academy at Curro, 22 Elm Street on Saturday September 6. They promise a fun-filled day for the whole family and their furry friends. The dog show categories are nicest rescue, smallest adult dog, largest friendly dog, best dressed, dog & owner look-a-like, ugliest adorable mutt, best dog trick, prettiest dog (small, medium, large) and 2025 prettiest dog of the year.
Besoek Potchefstroom se Antiekmark
Klerksdorp Midweek, Potchefstroom - Met lente in die lug, raak mens lus om weer rond te ry en op Saterdag 6 September is dit ‘n gulde geleentheid om na Potch te reis vir die antiekmark. Die mark fokus op oudhede, versamel-items, antiekware, ou kaste, matte, boeke, kunswerke, porselein, antieke juwele, speelgoed, silwerware en nog vele meer.
Sassa payments this week
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - Sassa released the payment dates for its grants for September. The grants for senior citizens will be paid on Tuesday September 2. Disability grants will be paid on Wednesday September 3, and children’s grants will be paid on September 4.
Stay alert while outdoors
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - Spring is here and with Braai Day approaching, many South Africans are preparing to enjoy outdoor gatherings with family and friends. Just remember, whether hosting at home, at a restaurant, or at a private venue, it’s essential not to overlook security. Charnel Hattingh, Group Head of Marketing and Communications at Fidelity Services Group, warns that criminals are becoming increasingly brazen. Events where people gather to relax and celebrate are often viewed as soft targets.
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