a title="Kenneth Buti “Stibu” Moalisi is missing." hr"><i" st" sr" wi" he"></" />"entswe, Jouberton - Have you seen this man? Kenneth Buti “Stibu” Moalisi went missing on May 20 in the township. He is 75 years old. His family reported him missing at the local police and they are waiting in anticipation to know where he is. He went to the Sassa offices in Ext 2, Jouberton and was not seen again. He was wearing grey trousers, a green and brown check shirt, light brown shoes, cream lumber jacket and a dark blue New York cap. Contact Medupe Moalusi on 073 133 1494 if you have seen him or know of his whereabouts.
THS blessed by a Mrs SA visit
Lentswe, Vaal Reefs - A Mrs South Africa semi-finalist visited Vaal Reefs THS this week. It was a great day for the school and they were honoured by the presence of Blessing Ngwenya, a semi-finalist in the Mrs SA Pageant on Monday May 26. She hails from the dusty roads of Kanana. In her presentation, she said: “Nothing should limit your dreams. Your poor background should not determine your destiny. You have a bright future ahead.” She touched on teenage pregnancy and abuse of drugs. Learners should be proud of themselves and carry themselves with integrity. Please vote by SMS’ing Blessing Ngwenya to 47587. An SMS costs R3. You can also vote by going to Mrs South Africa official page on Facebook or Instagram, check semi-finalists photos, and scroll down and like/share her picture.
City’s waste water in the spotlight
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - The Executive Mayor of Matlosana hosted the Deputy Minister of Water and Sanitation Sello Seitlholo on an oversight visit to assess the status of water and sanitation in the towns of Klerksdorp and Orkney in Matlosana. He was not impressed with the state of the waste water treatments plants and said it is some of the worse he has ever seen since conducting oversight visits to municipalities over the last ten months.
Fedsas fingers Education departments
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - “One of the biggest threats to education in South Africa is government officials. Mismanagement, incompetence and wilful political ignorance at the level of provincial education departments remain the weak link in the education chain”
SAPA elects new committee
The South African Principals Association (SAPA) was abuzz with its District Elective Conference at Protea Hotel. That’s where deputy principals and principals vehemently agreed to elect men and women who will represent them for the next three years.
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