Klerksdorp Record, Klerksdorp - The local police request the community’s assistance in locating a 17-year-old Firehiwot Alamu (Ethiopian descent), who is residing in the CBD.
“According to information received, she was last seen by her teacher on March 18,” said Col Adéle Myburgh, police spokesperson.
The Investigating Officer, Capt Kagiso Disipi, confirmed on Tuesday May 28 that she is still missing. “A search was conducted around the township and surrounding areas of Klerksdorp without any success. Extensive investigations were done and all leads were followed up with no success.
First open heart surgery at Tshepong
Klerksdorp Record, Klerksdorp - The medical team, hospital management and NW MEC were in a jubilant mood this week when they announced the first open heart surgery done at Tshepong Hospital.
This ground-breaking operation was done on Friday May 24 when Martha Vanstawel (38) of Jouberton spent almost seven hours in theatre. This was the first procedure of this nature in the 46 years since the hospital was opened.
IEC dismisses claims that voters must have their own pens at voting stations
Klerksdorp Record, Klerksdorp - Messages circulating on social media that claim that South Africans need to bring their own black ballpoint pens to the polls on May 29 - because the ink in the pens provided ‘evaporates’ within a short period of time - are not true.
“Hi, if you decide to vote, PLEASE bring your OWN BLACK BALLPOINT PEN,” begins a message sent to Africa Check by many of its WhatsApp subscribers.
The message claims that there is ‘evidence’ that the ink in the pens provided for voting day ‘evaporates’ within a short period of time.
On May 29, South Africans will vote in national and provincial elections. For the first time, there will be three ballot papers instead of the usual two.
Kidnapping rescue in Klerksdorp
Klerksdorp Record, Klerksdorp - Higino Da Silva Cruz (46) was remanded in custody for further investigation, after appearing in the Klerksdorp Magistrates’ Court on charges of kidnapping, human trafficking, extortion and contravention of the Immigration Act.
The case was postponed until Tuesday May 28.
New refuse trucks
The Acting Executive Mayor of the City of Matlosana, Cllr Fikile Mahlophe handed over two new refuse trucks to the Directorate of Community Services on Monday May 20. The two new trucks are an addition to the 19 trucks that the municipality is currently operating with, now the municipality will be rendering services with a total number of 21 trucks, said Ntswaki Makgetha, municipal spokesperson.
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