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The much-talked about pedestrian crossing at Grenswag High School is slowly but surely becoming a
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A� er the recent upgrade of a standard pedestrian crossing at the school’s main gate, safety and cau� on was further enhanced with the addi� on of rumble strips in both direc� ons by the Rustenburg Municipality.
This was mostly due to the consistent eff orts of ward Councillor Martha Lerm. At the comple� on of the strips last week were Amogelang Dilwane, Cllr Martha Lerm, Rodgers Mamitwa, Victor Keohitlhetse, Jerry Tshepe and Phinneas Mahanyele.
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---K209958 W46 Matilda the Musical - We have all watched the Matilda movie - this is the perfect outing for the family to catch up on some family time and watching the greatest musical. Wednesday 17 October 2018 - Sunday 02 December 2018, The Teatro, Montecasino, Fourways.
Tickets cost R150 - R520 per person, get your’s there. For more information visit:
http://www.pretoria.co.za/direc/matilda-the-musical/.
--- n/c W42-W48 Moenie vanjaar se Platinum Mark misloop nie! Vanaf 22 November tot 1 Desember 2018 by die Gereformeerde Kerk Rustenburg- Wes op die hoek van Klopper- en Zandstrate. Geskenke wat ‘n verskil maak, handgemaakte produkte en heerlike eetgoed sal te koop wees. Gratis toegang. Veilige parkering. Weeksdae:
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--- K207999 W43-W46 Gauteng Philharmonic Orchestra - 2018 Salon Music Christmas Concert, 25, 27, 29 Nov & 1, 2 Des. Contact Brooklyn Theatre 012 460 6033 or vixit www.brooklyntheatre.co.za for more details.
--- n/c W46-W48 Bird Clinic with Dr. Maryke van Zyl - 13 December 2018, Geelhout Voëlplaas (voëltjiepark), Time 08H00. Sexing; manicures; microchip;
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BONUS - RUSTENBURG - In literally a lifetime of hard work, local artist and in recent years also writer - Bill McGill - has created numerous memorable books, paintings, collectors items, illustrations and pencil drawings of the Rustenburg area and especially wildlife and historical old buildings and landmarks in all its abundance in the Rustenburg region.
New book by renowned artist and writer...
Now, Bill who has received international acclaim for his work more than once, has created a true collectors item in the form of a special book on "Our Forgotton Landscapes in and around Rustenburg. "Our Forgotton Landscapes" is a limited edition of only 40 copies of books with beautiful, in fact, breathtaking prints of a selected number of original McGill paintings and drawings of some of the most impressive historical buildings and landmarks in the Rustenburg area. Adding this book as an important item among your art collector's items will be a valuable asset to your already impressive art collection and will on almost nostalgic note, a lifelong journey of the Rustenburg region all in one! With your purchase of this book, you will receive a numbered copy - one of only 40 copies of "Our Forgotten Landscapes"
by the master painter Bill McGill which will undoubtedly make you the envy of your fellow art enthusiasts! Our Forgotten Landscapes is of impeccable quality and in addition to memories of those long forgotten days, the book also offers an interesting exploration into an era gone by... Contributions are by experts in the field from the Pilanesberg to the Marico to Timbukto as they say. Our Forgotten Landscapes is available from the author exclusively - phone Bill McGill today on 082 680 5890 for your copy!
Bill McGill and his new book - “Our Forgotten Landscapes”.
World Street Store day
with Abba Emporium Wool Centre Printers and Signs, Howick Avenue Waterfall.
This is a pop-up store for the homeless, they shop for free with choice (not hand outs), please give them items with good quality and care. Come help them on the day and experience the pleasure of helping.
Invitation open to all - individuals, churches, corporate, NGO, NPO, schools, associations, clubs etc. Come and join in and make this happen.
For more information please contact (014) 594 2657 or 082 978 6759.
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - World Street Store Day is on 9 December 2018 from 09:00 - 15:00.
This year The Street Store Rustenburg will be held in conjunction Sizzling summer temperatures scorched into the (very) high 30s over the weekend as South Africans kept on holding thumbs that at last, our rain has arrived. Dyllan Badenhorst of Rustenburg took to the swimming pool to escape the scorching sun over the weekend.
Dyllan’s favourite dog - Tau - didn’t hesitate for a moment to jump in and join the fun.
(Photograph - Petro Badenhorst).
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Bonus - Pretoria - Afriforum's business organization, Sakeliga, is taking Eskom to court over electricity cuts to towns across the country.
The court battle was due to start on Tuesday (20 November)
"Sakeliga cannot allow Eskom to disrupt the supply of electricity to consumers, who have paid for their usage, because another branch of the government is failing to honour
their commitments,"says Piet le Roux, CEO of Sakeliga.
For the full report on this court case, see this week's Rustenburg Herald.
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for corrupt Gupta coal deal – OUTA
Bonus - Pretoria - "Eskom still lurches through crises, but clean up is encouraging."
This is the view of the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA).
The organization welcomes the immediate suspension of Abram Masango, Eskom executive for Group Capital on serious allegations of impropriety related to the Kusile build project.
“This is a step in the right direction,” says Ronald Chauke, OUTA’s Portfolio Manager on Energy. “OUTA commends Eskom’s executive management team for diagnosing and acknowledging the power utility’s operational challenges and shortcomings in turning around this entity after a decade plagued by corruption, maladministration and poor corporate governance.” Read the full story in this week's Rustenburg Herald.
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - Notice is hereby given to members of the public in terms of Section 19 of the Local Government Municipal Systems Act of 2000 as amended as well as Section 31 (i) of the Local Government Structures Act of 1998 as amended about the ordinary meeting of Council that is scheduled as follows:
27 November 2018;
10:00;
Rustenburg Civic Centre
All interested persons and parties are welcome to attend.
Public Meeting 27 November
29-year-old sentenced to 15 years
BONUS - RUSTENBURG- Members of the Bojanala Crime Unit assisted in the arrest of a 29-year-old-male for robbery.
Farmer Nashwin was then sentenced to 15 years imprisonment at the Rustenburg Magistrates Court on Tuesday, 6 November for crimes he committed from 27 September
2016. For more information on this, and to see pictures of the people who contributed to this arrest, please see this week’s edition of the Rustenburg Herald.
Found in possession of copper cable
BONUS - RUSTENBURG- On Monday, 12 November, at around 07:30 a crime intelligence operation was conducted in Kgale Section in Phokeng. Members from the Phokeng K9 and crime Intelligence jointly searched premises in the area and a large amount of copper cable was found to the value of R3 000 00 read this week's edition of the Rustenburg Herald for more on this.
One suspect arrested in possession of drugs
BONUS - RUSTENBURG- During the early hours of Monday, 12 November, a operation was conducted in Lethabong by members of the Cluster Crime Combating Unit and members of Lethabong SAPS to address the illegal possession of drugs. One suspects was arrested for the illegal possession of drugs.
For more information on this please read this week's edition of the Rustenburg Herald.
BONUS- RUSTENBURG- On Tuesday, 13 November, information was receive by
Rustenburg Crime Intelligence regarding a suspect who was allegedly in possession of an uncut diamond in the Rustenburg CBD.
The information was followed up by members of DPCI. The suspect was confronted, upon which he presented the diamond. Read this week's edition of the Rustenburg Herald for more information.
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So, if you would like to be R2000 richer by the end of the year, you better enter now.
Yes, R2000 extra. Because Rustenburg Herald has decided to up the prize money for our very popular annual Matric Farewell Photo competition to R2000 prize money for the winning entry. The winning entry’s school will once again receive R1000 and a lucky reader who predicted the Top Three correctly will also receive R1000 prize money.
You do not even need professional photos to enter - if it is clear and of good quality, you can even enter
with a cellphone photo.
To enter online, simply type in this link: http://
bit.ly.heraldmat18 to upload your photo - or photos.
If you prefer, you can also enter at our offices at 13 Coetzer Street, Rustenburg.
Entries cost R60 per photo and there is no limitation on the number of photo’s you may enter. The closing date for entries is 30 November and the winners will be announced in Rustenburg Herald of 21 December.
Readers will thus have until 16 December to vote for their most favourite favourite.
Matric Farewell photo - time is running out
Bonus - Rustenburg - Gr 12 learners only have a limited time left to still enter for this year’s Matric Farewell Photo competition.
Eight suspects arrested while allegedly planning to commit
CIT robbery in Rustenburg
BONUS - RUSTENBURG- The National Commissioner of the South African Police Service, General Khehla John Sitole has commended the multi-disciplinary team responsible for the arrest of eight suspects linked to cash-in-transit robberies before they could commit any crime.
On Wednesday, 14 November, the multi- disciplinary task team comprising of Crime Intelligence, Tracking Teams, SAPS Air wing and Magma Investigations conducted a crime intelligence led tactical operation in Kroondal, near Rustenburg. The suspects were traced to a safe house and on realising that they were cornered by the team, they fled in four vehicles.
See this week's edition of the Rustenburg Herald for more information on this story.
BONUS - RUSTENBURG- During a glamorous ceremony to salute and acknowledge South African Police Service (SAPS) members in the North West, Brig Clifford Kgorane was crowned as the overall winner of the night.
The North West annual Service Excellence Award event was held at Rustenburg Civic Centre on Friday (16 November). Brig Kgorane, who is overseeing the Family Violence, Sexual Offences & Child Protection Unit (FCS), as well as the Stock Theft Unit at the Provincial Office, scooped the category of Senior Operational Manager of the year. He was announced as the overall winner. Apart from being a Commander, he was regularly tasked to attend to serious reported cases that needed his know-how and guidance.
Through his skills, guidance and dedication, four rhino poaching suspects were sentenced to a combined 90 years imprisonment. He led a number of serious high profile cases like the alleged murder of Matlhomola Mosweu of Coligny and also successfully led Operation Kolomaka in Rustenburg, where 19 suspects were arrested. The premier of the North West, Prof Job Mokgoro, who also attended the event, congratulated members on their achievements an acknowledged them for their services by handing over Premier and MEC for Community Safety and Transport Management Awards. “Congratulations on all achievements where you strived to make our province safe. We as government appreciate your distinguished duties as you went above and beyond the call of duty,” said the Premier.
Brigadier Kgorane was the overall win- ner at the excellence awards held in Rustenburg.
No work experience required for entry-level government jobs
The pronouncement was made by Public Service and Administration Minister Ayanda Dlodlo.
The agency said it has championed this call in various platforms, including the recently held Jobs Summit.
“The NYDA has been at the centre of this discourse through lobby and advocacy. Even during the much- anticipated Jobs Summit, we remained steadfast that the only practical way to reduce the high youth
unemployment rate in the immediate is scrapping of experience for all entry-level jobs,” NYDA Executive chairperson Sfiso Mtsweni said.
He said the agency remains the hope for young people as it will drive the agenda for socio-economic emancipation. The Minister has also declared the introduction of a new Z83 form for application of vacancies.
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281 suspects arrested for various crimes in
the province
BONUS - RUSTENBURG- 281 suspects were nabbed during provincial suspect raiding operations conducted between Thursday, 14 and Friday, 15 November 2018.
123 suspects were arrested for assault with intent to do Grievous Bodily Harm (GBH) and assault common. According to Lieutenant Colonel Amanda Funani, provincial spokesperson for the police, the other arrests include 12 for common robbery, 10 for rape, 20 for malicious damage to property, 24 for burglary at residential/business premises, 11 for contravention of protection order, and 20 for theft, three for attempted murder.
Out of the 281 arrests, 53 were for crimes against women and children. The suspects were arrested at all seven policing clusters in the province of which 66 arrests were in the Rustenburg Cluster, 52 were from the Klerksdorp Cluster and 56 in the Brits Cluster. Most of them were expected to appear in various courts within the province on Monday, 19 November. The North West Provincial Commissioner, Lieutenant General Baile Motswenyane commended detectives for the arrests. She said that they will definitely send a clear message to perpetrators, that they have no place to hide and that the long arm of the law will ensure that they are brought to book.
RIMS Emergency Simulation
exercise on Bakwena N4 route a success
BONUS - RUSTENBURG- The National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) has welcomed the pronouncement that from 2019, job seekers will no longer need work experience to get an entry-level government job.
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - The N4 RIMS (Road Incident Management System) committee from North West and Bojanala facilitated a simulated emergency exercise on the Bakwena N4 route at the Mooinooi Interchange as part of a Trans Kalahari Corridor, together with other stakeholders which included Imperial Logistics, Basella Maintenance, Netcare 911, ER24, Lonmin Mines, North West Traffic Department, SAPS, Madibeng/Rustenburg Fire and Emergency and North West Pathology/
Forensic services.
This exercise forms part of the mandate to test the capabilities of the emergency services on the national road network, which ensures that incidents are attended to and managed in a quick, efficient manner.
All objectives of the simulation were achieved and some valuable lessons learnt came out of bringing together the various services.
The simulation made use of a “crash” involving a tanker carrying sulphuric acid and a class 1 vehicle.
There were four “injured” patients and one “fatality”.
The scene was attended by all relevant emergency authorities timeously and treated as thought it was a “live’ crash site, which showcased Hazmats capabilities in treating an acid leak from the tanker, which needed to be contained prior to ambulance/
firefighting teams approaching the scene due to threat to their own lives from the acidic fumes and to prevent damage to the environment. While the incident was
being managed, the SAPS and traffic authorities controlled the traffic at the scene to minimise the impact on traffic flow. A debriefing was held for all emergency personnel afterwards in order to determine in which areas improvements could be made in the management of such incidents on the route.
Liam Clarke, project manager at Bakwena, says that the simulation exercise is key to achieving Bakwena’s vision of zero fatalities along the N1N4 route. Road incident management continues to be a vital tool in dealing with crashes efficiently to maintain free traffic flow and ensure the safety of road users using the route. The exercise was attended by senior officials from Namibia, Botswana and South Africa.
Bakwena would like to thank all role-players who attended the simulation exercise in a quick and efficient manner and is proud to be part of such a well co-ordinated system.
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“Antoinette’s beautiful and really impressive artwork of a simple subject such as a fried egg, is totally original and her skills were absolute stunning in reflecting exactly what the eye sees”, chief judge Johannis Pienaar said. To top it all, Antoinette never had any art tuition or classes of any kind at all, she is totally self taught and enjoys painting as a wonderful hobby - but she is not tied down by it. Congratulations Antoinette - we do hope to see more of your entries and that you enjoy the prize-money! Antoinette has entered at the Pick n Pay Greystone Crossing where the paintwork is currently displayed. The public is encouraged to go and have a look at what some artists can do - it is really amazing! From the Pick n Pay Store in Beyers Naudé (Lifestyle Square) the 13-year-old Nokutenda Matema has emerged as the winner and will be delighted by her prize-money of R1 000 - congratulations to Nokutenda and her family - we know the prize-money will come in very handy. “Of all the entries I have judged in the competition, this one probably took the most effort and patience, but still the young Nokutenda soldiered on”, Johannis said. “The end result
is really pleasing and I consider it a very worthy second winner.” Nokutenda also wins prize-money of R1 000 - congratulations!
Rustenburg Herald also thanks Johannis Pienaar for helping us to choose the winners!
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New Blank Space Art competition in full swing - lots of cash to be won!
Rustenburg Herald and Bonus wish to congratulate our worthy winners of our popular Blank Space Art competition of last week - we are sure the prize-money would come in handy during the fast approaching Christmas holiday recess.
Now it is our pleasure to announce the our new competition is already in full swing. As explained earlier, you should use the blank space in Rustenburg Herald and Bonus to work on. You could choose any medium - oil, pencil, pen, charcoal, even glass, wood, ceramic or whatever you could think of.
Perhaps there’s more creativity in using a medium that is really unique - especially if it suits or compliments your type of art.
Whatever you do - it is important that you use only original cuttings of the Blank Space entry form to create your art. You may also attach the original cutting on glass or any other medium of your choice.
We are also pleased to announce that in
future, two winners will be selected from the Pick n Pay Beyers Naudé and Pick n Pay Greystone Crossing every month. A cash prize will be awarded to both our winners!
You are welcome to enter your artworks at any of these Pick n Pay Stores, Rusoord and Huis Sering Homes for the Aged and the office of Rustenburg Herald/Bonus in 13 Coetzer Street. Come one - show us what you can do - there is no entry fee! The closing date is Sunday, 18 Desember. Remember, there is no charge for entering the competition! The two winners will be announced in Rustenburg Herald of 19 December 2018 whereafter you are wished a wonderful Christmas and a prosperous New Year!
Meet our winning artists
RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - Yes, we know that eggs are great for breakfast, but the way an egg was painted by Ms Antoinette Nel - a local artist who has entered our Blank Space Art competition for the first time, looks so appetising that we simply couldn’t get eggs (and bacon) out of our minds.
Mrs Antoinette Nel - one of our winning artists who will be walking away with prize-money of R1 000 in her back pocket or is it hand bag? Above she is congratuled by Leticia Cronjé of Rustenburg Herald.
Nokutenda Matema - our second winner of a R1 000 cash prize in this month’s Blank Space Art competitition (second from right) congratulated by Jolene Fourie of Rustenburg Herald. With her in the photograph are Mr Ncube Jonathan (teacher), Shammah Matema (sister) and Ms Joyce Matema (mother).
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Run Walk for Life athletes honoured at Sport Awards
Willie Jacobsz, Adelia Jacobsz, Kyla Jacobsz and Linell
Jacobsz. Braam Heystek, Sanet Heystek, Cassie Correia and
Marinda Correia. Lerato Mototo and Tshepang Senne.
Palesa Mogola and Shadrack Mogola. Johan van der Merwe and Michelle Birks. Elize Nabal, Carron Nabal and Michelle Visser.
Jaquesco Poggenpoel and Beverley
Poggenpoel. Hannes Henning and Estelle
Henning. Charmaine Naude and Christo
Naude.
Diàn le Roux, a Grade 6 learner of Laerskool Proteapark achieved the highest accolade in the school. He received his 3 x his colours for Archery and received the award of “Ere Parkie”. He also received the award for Best Boy in Archery. It is only the second year that he has been doing this sport. A
“Ere Parkie” is the highest achievement a learner of Laerskool Proteapark can obtain in sport or academy.
Diàn also represented North West at the NASP SA Championships where he won six medals.