RUSTENBURG HERALD - MMABATHO - The Democratic Alliance (DA) in North West has expressed their concern about the staggering amount of R1.1 billion in accrued invoices that will be carried over to the Department of Health’s 2020/21 financial year.
This, the party says, is placing strain on an already limited budget - and they are putting the blame squarely on the shoulders of the Administrator, Jeanette Hunter.
RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG – As reported in this week’s edition of the Rustenburg Herald, page 3, the branch of Capitec Bank at the Waterfall Mall recently reported a case of Corona virus. According to a statement by the management of the mall, on 29 May, the branch was closed immediately after an employee tested positive for the virus. The Rustenburg Herald on Thursday (4 June) visited the branch only to find that it was still closed, and will remain closed until further notice.
RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG – The current number of confirmed cases for the COVID-19 stood at 72 in the North West Province as at Monday (18 May). There has been no new case recorded in Bojanala Platinum District in the past four day’s cycle of testing according to the North West Health Department.
The total number of screenings in the Province is 2 073 672 and 1 945 people screened showed COVID-19 symptoms and were referred for testing.
A total of 28 COVID-19 confirmed positive persons have recovered. Twenty recoveries were recorded in Bojanala, five in Dr. Kenneth Kaunda, two in Ngaka Modiri Molema and one in Dr. Ruth Segomotsi Mompati.
Rustenburg Herald and its sister publications decided to also do our part to get more feet in your shop and to boost the Rustenburg economy by offering 50% discount on all advertisements in any of our publications for the month of May. Ensure that the Rustenburg community knows that your shop is up and running and that you are ready for business.
Dié weermagvoertuie is omstreeks 15:00 Dinsdagmiddag (14 April) by die Platinum Square sentrum opgemerk waar hulle, in polisieteenwoordigheid, besig was om ‘n tent op te slaan. Rustenburg Herald kon teen druktyd nog nie uitklaring kry oor wat die situasie daar is nie.
To read the full story, read our 16 April 2020 issue.
RUSTENBURG HERALD – RUSTENBURG - Some workers at Impala Platinum have been called to return to work on Tuesday (14 April) as the mining house seeks leave to restart some of its operations from Friday (16 April).
To read the full story, read our 16 April 2020 issue.
RUSTENBURG HERALD – RUSTENBURG - Impala Rustenburg is acutely aware of the challenges posed to the communities during the Covid-19 pandemic and they are helping where they can.
To read the full story, read our 16 April 2020 issue.
RUSTENBURG HERALD RUSTENBURG - Boere Droogtehulp SA NPC sou op 27 Maart met ongeveer 60 vragmotors en 25 bakkies met sleepwaens vol voer, kos, water en ander benodigdhede vanaf Rustenburg na Kenhardt vertrek om groot verligting te bring aan boere in droogtegeteisterde gebiede wat na agt jaar steeds in droogtetoestande boer.
To read the full story, read our 16 April 2020 issue.
RUSTENBURG HERALD – CAPE TOWN - The man who posted a fake video relating to Covid-19, claiming testing kits are possibly contaminated, has been arrested.
To read the full story, read our 09 April 2020 issue.
RUSTENBURG HERALD – RUSTENBURG – Sedert die afkondiging van die Inperkingstaat sowat twee weke gelede is Suid-Afrikaners ‘n rukkie gegun om hul sake in orde te kry, hul inkopies te koop en hul staatspensioene te ontvang. Maar nou is die “grasieperiode” iets van die verlede en gaan dié wat na aan inperkingsregulasies wíl gehoor gee nie, die gevolge moet dra. Lede van die Suid-Afrikaanse weermag is verlede week in die Rustenburg-omgewing ontplooi om die polisie te help om die regulasies van die Grendelstaat toe te pas.
RUSTENBURG HERALD - SCHWEIZERRENEKE – Die polisie van dié dorp vra die hulp van die gemeenskap om ‘n 46-jarige vrou van Schweizer-Reneke op te spoor.
