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Vryburg to host revived North West Agricultural Show
STELLALANDER-VRYBURG: The North West Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has confirmed that Vryburg will be the permanent home of the revived North West Agricultural Show, set to take place from Thursday,18 to Saturday, 20 September.
Announcing the preparations at a media briefing in Naledi on Saturday, MEC Madoda Sambatha described the event as a “strategic intervention, an economic lever, a developmental platform, and a celebration of the agricultural heartbeat of our province.”
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VLV Vryburg eer Nellie Viljoen vir jare se diens
STELLALANDER-VRYBURG: Die Vroue Landbouvereniging (VLV) in Vryburg het onlangs hul dank en waardering betoon aan Nellie Viljoen, wat sedert 2001 die tak se bemarker was en boonop vir 15 jaar lank ook as bemarker van Sirkel Kalahari gedien het.
Met die oorhandiging van ’n geskenk is hul erkentlikheid uitgespreek vir Nellie se onbaatsugtige diens en toewyding oor die jare. Sy het die oorgang beleef van kameras met films na digitale tegnologie en selfone, en vertel hoe die ontwikkeling van fakse en later e-pos die werk aansienlik vergemaklik het. “Reklame sou egter nie moontlik wees sonder die welwillendheid van die media nie,” het sy gesê.
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Cohuki Foundation rugby clinic draws over 180 learners in Vryburg
STELLALANDER-VRYBURG: The Cohuki Foundation has hailed the success of its rugby clinic held on Saturday, 13 September 2025, at Colridge Stadium, where more than 180 enthusiastic learners gathered to sharpen their skills and celebrate the spirit of the game.
The Foundation expressed gratitude to the parents who entrusted their children to the programme, as well as to the teachers of Floradene Primary Schoolo and Thuto Lesedi Primary School for their unwavering support. Learners from Saruchera Primary, Colinda Primary, John Frylinck High, Colinda High, and Vryburg High also participated, proudly representing their schools and the clinic.
