Rustenburg Herald’s centenary celebrations which coincided with Brauhaus Afrika’s Oktoberfest on Saturday, was indeed a blast and everyone would agree that scorching temperatures reaching into the high 30s was perfect weather for an Oktoberfest. Rustenburg Herald wishes to thank all our advertisers and sponsors, readers and guests who turned up to help us make our centenary celebrations at Brauhaus Afrika a spectacular and unforgettable event.

RUSTENBURG HERALD - KOSTER - Meer as 120 kampstaanplekke is die naweek van die jaarlikse Eisbenfees uitverhuur aan gesinne wat die hele naweek langs Kosterdam deurgebring het. Dié kampeerders het saam met 1 800 ander feesgangers die beste van hulle naweek gemaak. 
Die naweekprogram het voorsiening gemaak vir elke smaak en voorkeur en die seremoniemeester, Rudi van Niekerk, het dadelik aanklank gevind by die feesgangers en heerlik met die skare gekommunikeer.

RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - Entries for 2025's Mr/Miss Rustenburg competition has officially opened! Next year, the pageant will be in its second year and the winners are set to walk away with R20 000 in cash!
To quality for an entry, you have to reside in or around Rustenburg and there are four categories, defined by age. Mr and Miss Teen Rustenburg entrants have to be between 15 and 19 years of age and entrants for Mr and Miss Rustenburg have to be between 20 and 45 years of age. 

Have you diarised Saturday, 12 October for Rustenburg Herald’s Oktoberfest at Brauhaus Afrika? We are celebrating 100 years of existence from 10:00 to 18:00 at this beautiful venue, with the obligatory beer on tap and an Oompah band - as well as other sets of live music and loads of stalls offering food and entertainment, all day long. More than 50 sellers and exhibitors have confirmed their stalls at this event, and the young ones wil be kept busy with an Adventure Park area that will include play items and face painting.

RUSTENBURG HERALD - BOITEKONG - The Department of Correctional Services celebrated ‘Corrections Week’ from 15 to 21 September. Corrections Week is celebrated annually every September in order to promote awareness and understanding of the correctional system in South Africa. 
The emphasis is on redirecting public perception in regard to the benefits of rehabilitating offenders versus punishment and highlighting the benefits of rehabilitation and effective social reintegration.

RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - “This is a plea to our incredible community to please support Cupcakes of Hope on 28 September 2024 - a truly amazing cause that “bakes” a difference to the lives of children fighting cancer,” says Natasha Ott, organiser of the Cupcakes of Hope campaign at the Waterfall Mall this Saturday. Did you know that Cupcakes of Hope can
 indeed help to make a difference in the world of children suffering from cancer in particular - only three months prior to Christmas 2024?

RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - NG Proteapark nooi elke vrou na die Vroue-oggend eerskomende Saterdag,
28 September om 10:00 by die NG Proteapark Teatro. 
Kaartjies beloop R100 per persoon en sluit verversings in.

RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - On Friday, 6 September, the South African Police Service (SAPS) Bojanala Platinum Sub-District 2, celebrated Casual Day under the national theme “ I see you” with the Bessie Mpelegele Ngwana School (Children living with Disabilities) at Rustenburg North. 
The day’s proceedings were coordinated by SAPS Employee Health and Wellness services and led by Acting District Commissioner, Brigadier Mamotsamai Ntoagae, started in the morning at Rustenburg North by donating groceries and toiletries at the centre and thereafter went to celebrate with the SAPS members who had gathered at a local park. 

RUSTENBURG HERALD - KGASWANE - Nature enthusiasts in the Bojanala Platinum District Municipality will be all too aware that the popular Mahala Week is currently being observed in a deserving initiative by the North West Parks & Tourism Board in order to promote a number of objectives by NWPTB. 
Mahala Week as it is known, entails free entry for all visitors during normal visiting hours for the week 15 to 22 September and hopes to involve North West and Bojanala communities to become increasingly involved in celebrating and promoting the true essence of South Africa’s heritage during the appropriately dubbed Heritage month of September. 

RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - This past Saturday, 7 September, saw the community of Rustenburg come together in big numbers at Brauhaus Afrika in support of the Spring Cycle and Fun Run/Walk event in aid of Lighthouse Children’s Home.
DupWest Attorneys, in partnership with Rustenburg Run/Walk for Life and the Rustenburg Cycle Club banded together to transform the lawn at Brauhaus Afrika into a lively venue for various market stalls and some great family outdoor activities.

RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - Have you diarised Saturday, 12 October for our Oktoberfest at Brauhaus Afrika? If not, do so now - before time runs out!
Rustenburg Herald is celebrating 100 years of existence from 10:00 to 18:00 at this beautiful venue, with a sprawling mountain range and the clear, blue water of the Olifantsnek Dam as backdrop. The day will be filled with all kinds of everything to suit everyone’s taste and is sure to be remembered as the biggest celebration to hit town this year!

RUSTENBURG HERALD – RUSTENBURG - Families, friends and community members from Rustenburg and beyond are invited to celebrate the official arrival of Spring this Saturday – all in aid of the Lighthouse Children’s Home. A Spring Cycle and Fun Run is being hosted for the home by Dupwest Attorneys in association with Rustenburg Run/Walk for Life, Rustenburg Cycle Club, and Brauhaus Afrika. All proceeds and funds raised will go directly to Lighthouse!
With this weekend already on the horizon, Saturday could be the perfect day to get walking, running or cycling in the Spring sun with family and friends – all for a good cause. “This Saturday we will be hosting our first ever Spring Cycle and Fun Run event,” says Elsa Doubell, co-founder of the Lighthouse Children’s Home. “We’re extremely grateful to the event sponsors who have made this possible.”