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NOORDWESTER – ZEERUST - The Zeerust Regional Court has sentenced Gopolang Seikaneng (34) to life imprisonment for rape and an additional eight years for attempted rape. Jacob Mosimane Sebogodi (42) received two life sentences for two counts of rape. The court ordered that all sentences run concurrently, and both accused have been added to the National Register for Sex Offenders.

Read more …Two men sentenced to life imprisonment

NOORDWESTER - LICHTENBURG - Coligny and Lichtenburg Crime Prevention, Lichtenburg K9 and Ottosdal Detectives worked together, following information received on suspects allegedly involved in a house burglary reported on a farm 30 April in Coligny, at about 03:00. During the housebreaking, various firearms were stolen from a safe, that was mounted on a wall. 

Read more …Suspects arrested for house breaking and unlicensed firearm

NOORDWESTER – LICHTENBURG - If you’ve recently felt a nasty jolt while driving or noticed your car pulling a little more than usual, chances are you’ve met one of South Africa’s most infamous road villains – the dreaded pothole.
Dylan Petzer, National Vice Chairman of the Tyre, Equipment and Parts Association (TEPA), a proud association of the Retail Motor Industry Organisation (RMI), says it’s officially pothole season thanks to the April rains. 

Read more …Potholes vs your pocket – Here’s how to win

NOORDWESTER – POTCHEFSTROOM - The Acting Provincial Commissioner of Police in North West, Major General Patrick Asaneng, handed certificates over to 20 members who were trained as sign language interpreters. This recently took place in Potchefstroom.
Major General Asaneng motivated the recipients and said Human Resource Development is a mutual symbiotic relationship between the employer and employee, from which both parties derive bennefits. 

Read more …Sign language interpreters awarded

NOORDWESTER – SWARTRUGGENS - Tshepang Motseretsere Sepinara (22), an illegal immigrant from Lesotho, appeared before the Swartruggens Magistrates’ Court on Friday, 2 May, for possession of suspected stolen cattle. He was remanded in custody until his next court appearance on Wednesday, 21 May.
Sepinara’s court appearance folllows his arrest on Wednesday afternoon, 30 April, in Swartruggens. This came after information received led the police to the Derdepoort T-junction, where members of Madikwe and Phokeng Stock Theft and Endangered Species (STES) Units, pounced on Sepinara during a controlled buy-and-bust operation.

Read more …Illegal immigrant appears in court for stock theft

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