BONUS - RUSTENBURG - The young Olympic swimmer and former Rustenburger, Pieter Coetzé, showed on day one of the national championships in the Eastern Cape that he is ready for extraordinary achievements in the season ahead.
Pieter Coetzé became the first swimmer to claim a World Aquatics Championships qualifying time at the SA National Swimming Championships, which got underway in The Eastern Cape on Wednesday.
Rustenburg trietsig na nog ‘n sopnat-naweek
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - Na nog 'n sopnat-naweek - die soveelste een tot dusver vanjaar - wonder Rustenburgers sekerlik of die reën ooit in 'n stadium gaan ophou en hoe lank ons nog tevrede sal moet wees om binnenshuis te kuier.
Vir die skoolkinders wat die afgelope net meer as 'n week skoolvakansie gehad het, was dit uiteraard nie die wonderlikste en opwindendste vakansie nie.
Global brands join forces for World Rally Raid Championship
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - The inaugural South African Safari Rally, presented by Toyota Gazoo Racing, is set to take place from 18 to 24 May at the Sun City Resort, near Pilanesberg. Hosting this world-class event would not be possible without the support of dedicated partners and sponsors, including DHL Global Forwarding and Red Bull.
AfriForum sny 21 hektaar gras
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - Die AfriForum-tak in Rustenburg het gedurende die eerste kwartaal van 2025 meer as 21 hektaar se gras by plaaslike parke en groenstroke gesny.
Dié tak het gewoonlik sowat vier hektaar se gras in ’n maand gesny, maar danksy die gebruik van ‘n trekker, is 21 hektaar-gras in slegs drie maande gesny.
Is your child a troublemaker or can they just not hear?
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - Fifteen percent of school-age children have impaired hearing, which often gets misdiagnosed or interpreted as naughtiness. In 2012, Johannesburg-based speech language therapist and audiologist, Venisha Naran, did a routine hearing screening for a Grade 1 learner at a private school in Johannesburg.
The referral came with a brief. “They said they didn’t think there was anything wrong with her ears, but she had recently arrived from China and didn’t understand much English,” says Naran.
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