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Drive by shooting
kills night club owner
Lentswe, Stilfontein - Gunshots thundered through the Civic Centre in the early hours of Sunday June 26.
The shots were fired in front of the Blue Moon night club. Club owner Isaac Agu (43) was gunned down in
an apparent assassination. He was shot four times outside the club at 03:10 and died at the scene. It was described as a scene straight out of a mafia film.
According to the police, Agu was
shot on the pavement outside Blue Moon. This well-known Nigerian businessman who owns several night clubs was inside the club when a bouncer called him to the front door because one of the patrons wanting
to enter was carrying a knife. Wea- pons are not allowed in the club.
“There was a commotion and then a car pulled up and four shots were fired, killing Agu instantly,” said Capt Afjee Botma, police spokesper- son.
Agu owned Miller Lounge in the Klerksdorp CBD, as well as clubs in Ikageng and Potchefstroom.
At the time of going to press, the assassin was still on the run.
The police investigation continues.
Lentswe, Khuma - A smile was brought to the children of Rorisang Home Cen- tre when a donation of hundreds of blankets arrived to fight the coldness of winter.
The event was held at NG Kerk on Saturday June 26 in Khuma. This cen- tre is taking care of at least 389 vulne- rable children.
Centre manager, Mojabeng Mafohla said they are feeding these children from in the morning before they go to school and also after school.
“We also help them with their school work, organise career exhibitions for them and many things,” she said.
This blanket drive was done by
Potchefstroom GKLM Events and MEG Security in conjunction with GoBig- Media and Banna Ba Kae Tlokwe Men’s Forum.
After receiving blankets, Mafohla said thanks to the Good Samaritan since children will sleep warm and wished that other poor people or children could also be help just like their centre.
She told Lentswe that they do have a serious challenge about their place.
“We were once giving a big place with a shelter on it, but it kept on being van- dalised. We are appealing to get help to fix our place because we have a high number of children that we are help- ing,” she added.
Blanket drive for vulnerable
children
Beneficiaries with their blankets. Photo: Mohanoe Khiba.
Lentswe, Jouberton - The manage- ment of Klerksdorp-Tshepong needs help to trace the family and relatives of a deceased patient known as Tank- iso Matthew Moeti (44).
He was admitted on May 23 and passed away on June 11. He is from
Sanniside Jouberton.
However, the address is un- known.
Anyone who knows him is advised to come to the hospital or call Tshe- pong Hospital Mortuary on 018 406 3257.
Hata Butle and Nozizwe Primary School in Khuma have a joined winter school from until July 7 for Grade 6 and 7 only with the following subjects: Maths, Social Sciences, Economic and Management Systems and Natural Sciences.
Help trace family
School in winter
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - Prison is no five-star hotel and when you are incar- cerated you are not on holiday.
These are some of the misconcep- tions by the youth that the Department of Correctional Services (DCS) wanted to debunk when they arranged for local schools to visit the Klerksdorp Correctional Centre.
Kgololosego Madolo from DCS said the educational tour was very educational indeed. “Learners were educated about life in the centre and that ultimately crime does not pay.
We realised that there’s a desperate need to debunk these myths that troublesome high school learners often have about a correctional cen- tre and we wanted to show that life inside is not what they think it is,’’
she said.
Learners were shown the admission
process and officials demonstrated how fingerprints were taken. An offender told learners about his experience and how he regrets ever committing crime.
He has spent the last 23 Christmases behind bars as he is serving a life sen-
tence.
The offender echoed that learners shouldn’t take the educational visit for granted because if he knew then what he knows now about a correctional cen- tre he would’ve made better decisions
and choices. “This emphasised the importance of this initiative that lear- ners should not engage in any criminal behaviour because life in the centre is actually harsh and precarious,’’ said Madodo.
Learners from local schools visited the Klerksdorp Correctional Centre recently.
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Lentswe, Klerksdorp - A family from Wilkoppies is destitute after their dog disap- peared.
Toby was last seen in the yard of his home in Voss Street on June 12. It looks like he es- caped through a gate in the back yard. His family is offering a reward of R5 000 to get their dog back.
Toby was a rescue at the Matlosana Ani- mal Shelter in Stilfontein. Marja Pretorius adopted him. She pleads with the commu-
nity to help get her dog back. According to her mother, Suzette Kotze, they used tracker dogs to trace Toby’s scent but they lost it in Irenepark.
“We think someone might have him. He is such a friendly dog. My daughter is des- titute. Toby was like a baby to her. Please bring him back,’’ she said.
Anyone who sees the dog, can contact Hein on 083 235 3286, Marja on 072 825 9369 or Suzette on 072 814 5927.
Toby is still missing
There is a reward to get Toby back.
Classifieds
July 2: The Mokobe family will have a meeting at 3822 Ext 7 near SS Jou- berton. Starting at 13:00. More infor- mation from Papi 083 533 9856 or Harry, 066 270 9714.
July 3: The Klerksdorp Orlando Pi- rates Supporters Branch invites mem- bers to a meeting to be held at club- house no 9 at 13:45. For info phone 076 766 7423.
July 3: The Great Jazz session presents a jazz session at Tavern (Ha Mofokeng) at Khuma from 14:00 until late. For more details, call 063 902 6998.
July 3: The Klerksdorp Kaizer Chiefs Supporters Branch invites members to a meeting to be held at Ntate Mashoneng, Ext 10 at 09:00.
For info phone 079 795 3973.
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Motlalepule Poulina Matjoi (92) of 16825 Ext
16, Jouberton will be buried on July 2. The service will be held at
home at 07:00.
Anna Mampho Seetelo (48) of 19383 Ext 19, Jouberton will be buried
on July 2. The service will be held at home at
08:00.
Galekhutle Godfrey Ncube (42) of 4456 Enama Street, Ext 7, East Jouberton will be buried on July 2 at home
at 07:00.
Rathulo David Maseng (27) of 9721 Sporong Section, Monyakeng, Wesselsbron will be buried on July 2 at home
at 08:00.
Seilane Ismael Diseko (80) of 6107 Ext 10, Jouberton will be buried
on July 2. The service will be conducted at
home.
Nombulelo Lucia Xoxo (55) of 5813 Limpop Street, Jouberton will be
buried on July 2. The service will be held at
home at 08:00.
Mothobi Ariel Ntaopane (80) of
1572 26th Street, Jouberton will be buried on July 2.
The service will be held at Jouberton
Hall at 07:30.
Sinah Mapwefo Si- sing (59) of X2057 Morutagae Str, Jou-
berton will be bu- ried on July 2. The service will be at Ge-
neral Misson Apos- tle, Ext 7 at 08:00.
Maditaba Irene Kgiba (92) of 243 Tau Street, Kanana
will be buried on July 2. The service
will be held at St Monica Anglican Church at 07:00.
Tshanane Sophia Lekgwatha (93) of X2135 Bentau Str, Ext 2, Jouberton will
be buried on July 2. The service will be held at home at
07:00.
Olehile Joseph Mo- thibi (60) of 16468 Ditshenolo Str, Ext 16, Jouberton will be buried on July 2. The service will be held at home at
07:00.
Thunyiwe Brenda Mayekani (30) of 29241 Kokoluhutwe
Street, Ext 7 will be buried on July 2. The service will be held at NG Kerk Matlosane at 07:30.
Monaheng Andries Menyatso (63) of 104 th Street, Ext 7 will be laid to rest on July 2. The
service will be conducted at home
at 08:00.
Pulane Khapela (13) of 18704 Umsenge
Street, Ext 19, Jouberton will be buried on July 2.
The service will be held at home at
07:00.
Nomhle Lydia Bakaqane (43) of 2968 Ext 7, West Jouberton will be buried on July 3 at Christian Brethren Church Ext 7 at
07:00.
Mahokoatsile Isaac Kokwe (71) of 50
Barnard Street, Tswelelang will be
buried on July 2.
The service will be held at home at
07:00.
Mango Portia Mbebane (48) of 4982 Ext 3, Kanana
will be buried on July 3. The service
will be held at Mokati Hall at
08:00.
Abram Thebene Selebalo (51) of 12221 Ext 9, Jouberton will be buried on July 2.
The service will be held at home at
08:00.
Montleng Johannes Seitholo (81) of 142 Ext 1, Jouberton will be buried on July 2. The service will be conducted at
home and will start at 08:00.
Xandibe Tollman (52) of 16030 Mammello Street, Ext 15, Jouberton will be buried on July 2. The service will be held at home
and will start at 06:30.
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Lentswe, Klerksdorp - The elective SAFA conference has come and gone. Critics and talks were very loud and now all have subsided into thin air.
NW Province has also seen newly-elected SAFA NEC members taking their rightful posi- tions to lead it to greater heights.
The SAFA elective conference took place in Sandton on June 25
and Monde Montshi- wa retained his position as the SAFA NEC member.
David Molwantwa was again elected as the NW provin- cial chairperson.
Orapeleng Setlhare was voted as the Deputy Chairperson for NW province.
When asked how
he feels, Setlhare said: “The SAFA elective conference came and went. All talks are like water under the bridge now. What remains to be seen is rolling up of sleeves and develop soccer from the lower levels at the LFA’s”.
Before the SAFA national Conference could take place there were two attempts, by Ria Ledwaba and her allies, to stop the conference
but all plans were thwarted and dismissed with costs where Ledwaba becoming liable to pay the costs in one attempt.
Ledwaba also lost her position as the NEC member and SAFA deputy president.
Klerksdorp BCS clashed with Zamalek Masters at the Correctional Services on June 22. It was in celebration of Youth Month. BCS won 2-0. Seen is the victorious Klerksdorp BCS.
New SAFA leaders in NW
Orapeleng Setlhare, deputy chairperson of SAFA NW province, David Molwantwa (seated), the provincial SAFA NW chairperson, and Monde Montshiwa, NEC member.
