Lentswe, Klerksdorp - Operation Shanela in the Province continues to ensure the safety and well-being of the citizens. A total of 904 suspects were apprehended between April 22 and 28. “The suspects were arrested in all districts for various crimes that included murder, attempted murder, assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm and common, dealing in drugs, illegal dealing in liquor, possession of drugs, burglary at business and residential premises, malicious damage to property and driving under the influence of alcohol.
Eskom predicts low chances of power cuts in winter
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - Eskom announced on Friday April 26 that South Africans can expect less load-shedding this winter than the previous year.
“The outlook for the winter period of 2024 represents a marked improvement from the previous year. The Generation Operational Recovery Plan, approved by the Board and initiated in March 2023, together with strategic investment in planned maintenance during the summer, has collectively enhanced the performance of our generation fleet.’’
People urged to get flu vaccine
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - The National Department of Health has urged the public to take extra precautionary measures to protect themselves and their loved ones against respiratory infections, which are expected to increase over the winter season. According to the department, the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is currently at peak circulation in the country, while influenza also known as flu is starting to surge. Meanwhile, COVID-19 continues to circulate at low levels.
Mass prayer held in Kanana
Lentswe, Kanana - Kama arranged a vibrant and special service over the weekend that brought different churches to worship together in Kanana. The Mass Prayer Meeting, held on April 21 at the St Emmanual AME Church, was graced by different denominations from Kanana and Jouberton. This event was held to pray for crime in Kanana and local townships, national elections, and peace in the Middle East.
No cholera cases in NW - Dept of Health
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - One person has died as a result of cholera and there are 12 laboratory-confirmed cases since January in South Africa. The National Department of Health released these figures this week and issued a warning for the Vaal River, the main source of water for Gauteng and North West.
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