Op Vrydag, 19 September, het die spreekwoordelike vreugdevure hoog gebrand by Karlien Park Primary School toe personeel van Rainbow Chicken met groot opgewondenheid die skool besoek het om ‘n nuwe naambord vir die skool te onthul. Freda Ramasodi (onderhoof van Karlien Park Primary School), Johan Bolz (Rainbow Chicken) Muneeb Omarjee (hoof van Karlien Park Primary School) en Zenda Pick (beheerliggaam) het die vooreg gehad om die bord te onthul. Mnr Omarjee het die dag opgesom met dié woorde: “ Deur te gee, ontvang ons ook.” Lees meer oor dié geleentheid in hierdie week se Rustenburg Herald. (Foto: Marise le Roux)
Mothibi sets sights on Absa Run Your City
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - Five-time Comrades Marathon gold medallist Edward Mothibi is looking forward to the Absa Run Your City Joburg 10K on Wednesday, 24 September.
He describes the race as one of the highlights of his year, using it as a crucial speed test before shifting his focus to preparations for the upcoming ultramarathon season.
Have your say on the Bela Act
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - The Minister of Basic Education, Siviwe Gwarube, has extended the deadline for comments after officially gazetting the first two sets of regulations under the Basic Education Laws Amendment Act, 2024 (Bela Act). Comments now close on 5 October. Broadly, the two sets of regulations deal with classroom sizes and admission policies of public schools and come from the controversial Basic Education Laws Amendment Act, which was signed into law late last year.
Trustees - remember tax filing season
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has reminded trustees and the public of the official filing season for trusts that runs from 20 September 2025 to 19 January 2026. All trusts must file a tax return annually, including those that are not economically active. A trust is included under the definition of a “person” in terms of the Income Tax Act, no.58 of 1962, and is therefore regarded as a taxpayer.
Final term art competition in full swing
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.
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