BONUS - RUSTENBURG - The Dallmayr Mrs South Africa’s class of 2024 is finally here. Among its 2024 semi-finalists is Lerome South, Moruleng’s very own Tsholofelo Moloi, an Apostle of Gospel with a passion for any kind of charity, community involvement, or particular interests.
Tsholofelo Moloi officially set off on her Mrs South Africa journey on Friday, 2 February 2024, during the pageant’s National Public Casting, held at the Clearwater Mall in Roodepoort, Gauteng.
Trio in Court for robbing hikers in Marikana
BONUS - RUSTENBURG/MOOINOOI - Firearm related crime seems to be on the increase around the country.
Organzo Phenza Mbombe (37) appeared before the Brits Magistrates’ Court on Monday, 19 February 2024 on a charge of being in possession of an unlicensed firearm.
He was remanded in custody and will re-appear before the same court on Monday, 26 February 2024.
CANSA’s Shavathon
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - Shavathon is in its 22nd year and 2024 is all about being ‘Colourfully Kind’.
Your kindness when you participate by spraying your hair, shaving your head, or donating hair towards a wig, directly impacts how many cancer patients CANSA can reach with their care and support services.
Did You Know?
CANSA’s psychosocial support services, including individual counselling, support groups and Tele Counselling services in seven languages, and online support resources, are all freely available to cancer patients, caregivers and loved ones.
MEC Nono Maloyi sworn in as Acting North West Premier
MEC Nono Maloyi (right) being sworn in as the Acting Premier of the North West by Judge President of the North West Division, Ronald Hendricks (left). In line with Chapter 6, Section 131(1)(a) of the Constitution of the Republic South Africa, Premier Kaobitsa Bushy Maape has appointed MEC Maloyi as the Acting Premier effective from 19 February 2024 to 10 March 2024.
As Acting Premier, MEC Maloyi will execute all responsibilities entrusted to him in line with the provisions of the Constitution.
Copper cable thief sentenced to 12 years imprisonment
BONUS - POTCHEFSTROOM - Copper and cable thieves should indeed think again before public/government infrastructure is looted - an offence that has grown into quite a lucrative industry in recent years. A 34-year-old Tebogo Simon Molapo was on Wednesday, 14 February 2024, sentenced by the Potchefstroom Regional Court to 12 years imprisonment for theft of copper cable.
Molapo's sentencing emanated from his arrest in the early hours of Sunday morning, 7 May 2023, for theft of copper cable in Dassierand, Potchefstroom.
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