Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - The 23rd CANSA Shavathon is launching on Saturday March 1, at selected shopping malls across the country.
No mall in North West have registered for the event yet. The Shavathon will continue with community and workplace events throughout March, bringing South Africans together in a bold show of solidarity with those affected by cancer.
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - Die 95ste Wêreldbiddag vir Vroue vind vroeg volgende maand plaas. Alle vroue word genooi om vanjaar die 60ste Vrouebiddag in Klerksdorp asook die 95ste viering in SA te kom vier. Dié jaarlikse geleentheid gee vroue die geleentheid om wêreldwyd bymekaar te kom om te bid.
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - “Kinders wat nie saampraat nie se aandag word makliker afgelei, en breinpaadjies kan net gebou word in breinareas wat ‘aangeskakel’ is.” So skryf Lizette van Huyssteen namens die AON in ‘n artikel op Afrikaans.com.
Klerksdorp Midweek, Hartbeesfontein - Die NG Kerk Hartbeesfontein is al 159 jaar ‘n prominente bron van hoop en hulp in die omgewing. Die gemeente help 43 gesinne maandeliks met kruideniers, onderhou die NG Tehuis vir Bejaardes finansieel en lewer ook ‘n bydrae aan die SAVF Evanna Tehuis vir Bejaardes.
by Juliette Mnqeta
Published by Kwêla Books
This mystery crime novel is Juliette’s debut. She describes herself as a Xhosa chick from the Miya Clan. She works as a legal transcriptionist and isiXhosa translator. If The Dead Could Talk is a product of her obsession with the mystery crime genre. She is currently based in Knysna.
About the book: Azania Sethosa receives a call from former politician Joseph ‘Lefty’ Mafu’s lawyer to notify her of Lefty’s death. Why on earth would a father she never knew make her the sole heir to his estate? She decides to go to Knysna to seek answers about his life and the circumstances surrounding his death. But soon her quest for closure becomes intertwined with detective Florian Welter’s investigation.
