NOORDWESTER – MAHIKENG - The Mahikeng-based Serious Commercial Crime Investigation Unit seeks the public’s assistance in locating a man who is linked to a fraud case.
In May 2022, a woman from Mahikeng in the North West Province was allegedly defrauded over R800 000 by her boyfriend, who is believed to be an Ugandan national. Reports indicate that the woman was told by her boyfriend to resign from her work and take all her pension money to a prayer room where it would be blessed by her ancestors.
SAPS Cancer Awareness Day
NOORDWESTER – COLIGNY - Raising awareness on cancer and taking action to create a world where individuals are seen as a whole person, not just a diagnosis, on Wednesday, 5 November the SAPS Women’s Network and Men for Change from Lichtenburg, Atamelang, Biesiesvlei, Coligny, Delareyville, Itsoseng, Ottosdal, Sannieshof, K9 unit and Local Criminal Record Centre gathered together at Mmelegi Primary School in Coligny for cancer public education.
Itsoseng Retired Legends welcome new members
Members of the Itsoseng Retired Legends recently welcomed two new retired SAPS members at the function on 7 November held in Mahikeng. Front: Lebogang Mokgothu (40 years service), Petrus Cwaile (32 years service), Kenosi Motaung (33 years service), Detective Warrant Officer Bushy Moshwang (newly retired with 35 years service) and Thabo Moabi (33 years service).
Met geloof onder sy voete
NOORDWESTER – LICHTENBURG - Max Williamson het op 31 Oktober begin hardloop vanuit Lichtenburg en op 1 November by die Abraham Kriel Kinderhuis in Potchefstroom aangekom nadat hy die 175km in 27 uur, 7 minute en 15 sekondes voltooi het.
Dit was nie net ’n sportuitdaging nie, dit was ’n gebed wat asemhaal – elke kilometer ’n stukkie gehoorsaamheid, ’n gesprek met God. Max het geglo dat die Here hierdie droom in sy hart geplaas het en dat Hy hom deur elke kilometer sou dra.
Taxpayers only get 5 cents of value for every R1 they give to SARS
NOORDWESTER – LICHTENBURG - Economist Dawie Roodt recently said that South African taxpayers typically only get 5 cents of value from the government for every R1 they pay to the South African Revenue Service (SARS). He explained that personal income taxes generate the most revenue for the state. However, these taxpayers get very little in return.
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