BONUS - RUSTENBURG - The entry list for The Renault KEC 400, the opening round of the SA Rally-Raid Championship that takes place on 27 and 28 June from Legends Adventure Farm Rhino Park between Pretoria and Bronkhorstspruit, brims with the names of teams that will no doubt produce high octane racing from start to finish.
Tax filing season to open in July, what to do...
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - Tax filing season is around the corner and South Africans are expected to square up their affairs with the South African Revenue Service (SARS) from 7 July to 20 October 2025.
According to SARS, taxpayers who are automatically assessed will begin to receive notifications from July. Taxpayers who do not receive notifications from SARS that they are automatically assessed, are encouraged to submit their tax returns in a timely and accurate manner from 21 July 2025.
Show your art and win big money
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - Amateur artists are once again invited to enter Rustenburg Herald/NW Bonus’ Art competition after the relaunch of this popular competition for the second term.
Artists are invited to enter as many artworks as they wish. Please note however that artists are required to complete an “official” entry form regularly printed in Rustenburg Herald/NW Bonus for each and every artwork entered for the competition.
The Renault KEC 400 to open the 2025 SA Rally-Raid Championship
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - With the planned season opener in March postponed due to flooding, it is now time for the 2025 SA Rally-Raid Championship to kick off in all earnest with the Renault KEC 400 scheduled to take place on 27 and 28 June from Legends Adventure Farm Rhino Park, 60 kilometres from Pretoria.
Man sentenced for contravening Customs and Excise Act
BONUS - ZEERUST- The Zeerust Magistrate`s Court has sentenced 48-year-old Masumba Mwanza, a Zambian national, to 24 months imprisonment or a fine of R20,000 for contravening the Customs and Excise Act.
Additionally, he received a wholly suspended sentence of 12 months or a fine of R12,000, suspended for three years, on the condition that he is not convicted of contravening the provisions of the Customs and Excise Act 91 of 1964 during the suspension period.








