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NOORDWESTER – VENTERSDORP - On Wednesday afternoon, 16 April, Rustenburg and Phokeng Public Order Police (POP) were activated after information was received about a blue Hyundai Accent with three occupants allegedly involved in a business robbery in the Ventersdorp area. 

The information was operationalised, leading the team to the R30 between Derby and Rustenburg. The team spotted and intercepted a blue Hyundai Accent and pulled it over.

Read more …Trio aprehended for busines robbery, ulawful possession of a firearm and ammunition

NOORDWESTER – LICHTENBURG – Tydens die afgelope Saterdag se Kankertees was die oggend- en aandfunksie geseën met vol sale. 
Lichtenburgers maak steeds harte en hande oop vir ons Kankerkliniek waar soveel liefdeswerk gedoen word. Juan Boucher (gaskunstenaar), Carli Bester (modeperade-organiseerder), die mannekyne en gasvrouens het hulself oortref. 

Read more …Kankertee pak twee sale vol

NOORDWESTER – BIESIESVLEI – The Spiritual Crime Prevention Forum provided leadership by engaging different churches in order to attend a dual service at Uniting Dutch Reformed Church in Itekeng. 
The organisation was accompanied by Community Police Forum (CPF), Community in Blue Patrollers, Sector two CPF Sub-Forum, Orphans Vulnerable Child Care, Youth Crime Prevention Desk and members of the Local Ward Committee observing the crucifixion of Christ through the seven statements from the cross.

Read more …Biesiesvlei pre-Easter service

NOORDWESTER – BLOEMHOF - There is a difference between oversight and insight – Bloemhof Dam. During a recent oversight visit to the flood-affected Bloemhof area, the Minister of Water and Sanitation, Hon Penny Majodina, accompanied by the Mayor of Lekwa-Teemane Local Municipality, made remarks that were not only frustrating but also hurtful and, frankly, embarrassing. 

Read more …Bloemhof - a town in crisis

NOORDWESTER - LICHTENBURG - Many of South Africa’s major banks have recently seen significant increases in digital wallet adoption and usage.
The trends show more people are becoming comfortable with using their smartphones or smartwatches to transact rather than using physical bank cards. Digital wallets allow users to securely link their card details to a mobile app on devices with a near-field communications (NFC) chip. They can then make payments by tapping or holding the NFC-capable device near any contactless-enabled payment terminal.

Read more …South Africans saying goodbye to bank cards

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