BONUS - RUSTENBURG - The South African Revenue Service (SARS) is committed to assist taxpayers to fulfil their legal obligations.
Taxpayers who owe tax debt may often find it difficult to settle their debt due to financial challenges. SARS has various mechanisms to collect outstanding debt and to explore this matter further.
Kwartmiljoen pakke sanitêre ware help meisies skoolgaan
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - Solidariteit Helpende Hand se HelpHetta-projek het in sy tiende bestaansjaar 'n belangrike mylpaal behaal. Sedert 2015 is meer as 250 000 pakke sanitêre ware ingesamel en versprei aan behoeftige skoolmeisies regoor Suid-Afrika.
Die projek is in die lewe geroep om meisies te ondersteun wat weens 'n gebrek aan basiese sanitêre produkte skool moet misloop.
Most wanted hijacking suspect nabbedMost wanted hijacking suspect nabbed
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - The police in Brits finally brought to book one of the wanted suspects who are believed to be behind a spate of carjackings allegedly committed in Brits, Mooinooi, Bethanie and surrounding areas.
The police received information on Thursday morning, 2 October, about the suspect's whereabouts. A team comprising Bojanala Platinum Sub-District 2 Detectives, an Intervention Team, the Brits Crime Combatting Unit (CCU), the Trio Task Team and the Rustenburg Vehicle Crime Investigation Unit (VCIU) was established and ultimately pounced on the suspect whilst driving a hijacked Volkswagen Polo in Brits.
Counterfeit cigarettes seized in East End
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - A swift intelligence-driven operation by the South African Police Service (SAPS) in Rustenburg has led to the arrest of a foreign national and the seizure of counterfeit cigarettes worth more than R 210 000.
According to Sgt Ofentse Mokgadi, spokesperson of Bojanala Sub-District 2, on Monday, 29 September, police intercepted a twenty-wheeled truck at East End, after information indicated that illicit goods were being smuggled into the area.
Grand judging in art competition drawing closer
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - Prize-money of R2 000 in cash (two prizes of R1 000 each) is up for grabs again in the third and final term of our 2025 Bonus and Rustenburg Herald art competition.
Two gifted amateur artists will win a cash prize of R1 000 each with a very good chance of clinching an additional shopping voucher to the tune of R10 000 each sponsored by Pick n Pay Greystone Crossing and Pick n Pay Beyers Naudé in early December.








