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RUSTENBURG HERALD - KANANA - The police in Boitekong are investigating a case of murder following the death of a four-year-old child at Matalaneng Section, Kanana Village. Rustenburg Police spokesperson Ofentse Mokgadi said it is alleged that during the early hours of Monday, 8 December, a 30-year-old man was left alone with his four-year-old son. Upon returning, a family member found the man unconscious with injuries to his neck and chest, and the child lying motionless on a bed.

Read more …Kanana toddler allegedly poisoned by father

RUSTENBURG HERALD - MOOINOOI - In a remarkable display of cooperation and resolve, the police in Mooinooi solidified the pursuit of safety in the community to neutralise the threat posed by illegal miners within the area.
A formidable team comprising of members from the Tactical Response Team (TRT), Public Order Policing (POP) and Visible Policing (VISPOL) commenced with an operation on Friday, 12 December.

Read more …Police tackle illegal mining in Moonooi

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Read more …GEMS: Your Health, Your Future – Medical Cover Built for Public Service Employees

RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - In a display of elegance and appreciation, media representatives from all over the province were invited to the gala event of the North West Media Awards on Friday, 5 December at the Rustenburg Civic Centre. The Awards (originally founded in 2011 for two years and then relaunched in 2021) is only going from strength to strength, since its inception by Ananias Ndlovu.

Read more …Reporting with integrity and insight

RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - In enhancing public safety and addressing the heightened risk of criminal activity during this period, the police in collaboration with other law enforcement agencies, conducted high density intelligence led joint law enforcement Safer Festive Season Operation - Shanela 2 across the province between Monday, 1 December and Sunday, 7 December. 

Read more …Safer Festive Season operations in province

RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - Motoring in the Platinum City will return to normal - and just in time for without a doubt, the biggest Christmas present the city and its people could have hoped for. In it with great relief that Rustenburg Herald welcomes the news that the Helen Joseph bridge has been completed in a record feat six months ahead of schedule and will already have been officially reopened by the time that you see this report.

Read more …Meet Helen Joseph’s splendid Raubex team

RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - The Rustenburg Local Municipality’s Water Unit represented by its emerging professional group, Engineering Intelligent Specialists in H²O (EISH) has returned from the Science Forum South Africa 2025 (SFSA2025) with renewed energy and fresh insights to strengthen local water service delivery. SFSA2025 brought together leading voices in science, innovation, and public-sector problem-solving.

Read more …Science Forum brings fresh solutions to RLM’s Water Unit team

RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - The police in the North West have, during the weekly integrated and multidisciplinary Shanela 2 / Safer Festive Season Operations asserted the authority of the state through the apprehension of 1 250 suspects for different crimes ranging from burglaries at residential and non-residential premises, aggravated robberies, murders, rapes, dealing in and possession of drugs to driving under the influence of liquor.

Read more …Safer Festive Season Operations continue to assert authority