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Michael Bierman van Orkney is as ‘n eskimo aangetrek vir sy kleuterskool se par- tytjie op Vrydag 23 Julie. Sy pa het ‘n foto gestuur van -13°C tussen Orkney en Vil- joenskroon. Kyk binne na nog foto’s wat ons van die ysige koue gekry het.
Level 3.
What’s new?
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - Con- sumers can expect an interruption of normal water supply in different neigbourhoods this week.
In Randlespark on Tuesday July 27, the instal- lation of a bulk meter supply line to this suburb can cause an interruption in water supply.
Jouberton’s Ext 1; 2; 12 - 17 and 22 - 24 can expect interruptions in water supply due to the replacement of malfunctioning valves at Jou- berton Ext 18.
On Thursday July 29, malfunctioning valves at the Hartbeesfontein Reservoir will be re- placed so water supply could be disrupted in Hartbeesfontein and Tigane.
This weekend, the Doringkruin reservoir will be cleaned and disinfected therefor residents are advised to use water sparingly on Saturday July 31.
Consumers are encouraged to use water spa- ringly for domestic purposes and to note that water tankers will be available to assist.
Water supply
interruption this week
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - The country moved to adjusted level 3 lockdown on Sunday July 25.
President Ramaphosa announced these new regulations in a live family meeting during the night.
What is allowed?
Interprovincial travel resumed;
Non-essential establishments, such as restaurants, gyms and fitness centres, can operate but must close by 21:00;
The sale of alcohol from retail outlets for off-site consumption is permitted be- tween 10:00 and 18:00 from Monday to
Thursday.
Alcohol sales for on-site consump- tion will be permitted as per licence con- ditions up to 20:00;
Gatherings are allowed but are li- mited to 50 people indoors and 100 out- doors. Only 50 people are allowed to at- tend funerals; and schools reopened as of Monday (26 July).
The evening curfew remains in place from 22:00 - 04:00.
These changes were gazetted later on Sunday evening and were active just af- ter his speech.
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Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerks- dorp - Motorists travelling in the North West are urged to exercise caution when stopping next to the road or when ordered to stop by other motorists as they could be po- tential hijackers.
SAPS in North West issued this warning after a few incidents were reported where vehicles were hi- jacked.
Capt Afjee Botma, police spokes- person, said one hijacking occurred in Kanana on Thursday July 22.
“It happened at about 15:30 near
Kanana. A 39-year-old man was driving from Klerksdorp where he bought stock for his tuck shop. After he entered Kanana over the bridge, two men got out of a black Volks- wagen Polo that was parked next to the road and threatened him with firearms.
“Upon stopping, one of the men opened the door, but the driver ma- naged to escape by running away and the suspects drove off with his Nissan van with stock,’’ she said.
In an unrelated incident on the same day, a 55-year-old victim was
driving in Boitekong in a white Mazda Drifter. He alleged that two unknown males approached him at the Engen Garage and offered money to him to help them load fire wood in the bushes in Bospoort.
They all drove together in the vic- tim’s vehicle. However, the driver was ultimately attacked and robbed of his pistol, two cell phones and money.
They tied the victim to a tree, took his vehicle and fled the scene. The victim was assisted by security of- ficers who took him to the police
Klerksdorp Midweek Klerksdorp - Three students from communities within Maquassi Hills and Matlosana Local Municipality have been awarded scholarships, as beneficiaries of Boko- moso Solar’s Scholarship Fund.
All three are currently studying either engineering or education at tertiary institutions across the country, fully supported by this fund.
This Scholarship Fund, which exclusively targets learners from communities in these specific municipal areas, was launched in 2020, aimed at providing oppor- tunities to matriculants wishing to study at tertiary institutions.
Unlike most other programmes, students don’t need to contend against learners from other com- munities, making it a fantastic opportunity to fulfil a dream of studying after school.
The solar project’s Socio-Eco- nomic Development Programme
prioritises youth and education, and views access to scholarships for community youth as a chance for young people to grasp a chance to fulfil their academic aspirations.
“It’s important to provide an opportunity to youth to develop themselves academically and to experience life away from home, which will give them experience to be able to navigate different environments, once they have completed their studies and move into the work area. Scholar-
ships additionally give hope to students, espe- cially from disadvantaged areas, as they learn that their background does not necessarily define them and that they can action their dreams,” said Tshepo Kgoloane, Community Operations Manager for Boka- moso Solar, who explained that the quality of applications, clearly demonstrated a thirst for education amongst community youth.
One such student, Boitumelo Pooe, from Maquassi Hill Lo- cal Municipality, is one of the three scholarship recipients. She is studying towards her BED Senior Phase, at the Free State University. “The scholarship has enabled me to further my studies and helped my family not to worry about my future. Without it, I wouldn’t have been able to register. So qualifying was the best thing that could have hap- pened to me,” said Boitumelo.
She added, saying, “My dream is to pass and graduate so that I can take care of my family, once I’m financially stable. Plus, I would also like to start an organisation which will enable me to give back to my community, by providing food and care for the less fortunate.”
Bokamoso Solar Scholarship Fund, is awarded to successful applicants who qualify to study an undergraduate degree or National Diploma at a recognized University or TVET College.
Be vigilant about hijackings - SAPS
station.
On Friday July 23, a 38-year- old lady was driving from Ouka- sie Location to Brits to pick up her husband. She stopped the vehicle, but was approached by three armed men. They threat- ened to shoot her when one of the men pulled her out of the vehicle and they drove off with it.
“Motorists are requested to ex- ercise caution when stopped by unknown persons and to report such incidents to the nearest po- lice station. If stopped by Police of Traffic officials and you feel unsafe/threatened, put on your hazard lights and slowly drive to the nearest police station. Never ever offer a lift to a hitch-hiker and do not stop next to the road except for an emergency. People stopping to relieve themselves have also fallen victim of this crime,” Capt Botma said.
AS PART OF CURBING SUCH INCIDENTS, MO- TORISTS ARE REQUEST-
ED TO TAKE HEED AND APPLY THE FOLLOWING
SAFETY HINTS:
A well-maintained car is less likely to break down and leave you vulnerable.
Plan your route and let some- one know what your route is and when to expect you at your des- tination.
Always check the rear view mirror to see if you are being fol- lowed.
Avoid driving with your win- dows open and keep the doors
locked and put all valuables out of sight.
Avoid distractions while dri- ving such as using a cell phone.
If you suspect you are being followed, drive to your nearest police station or a busy public area.
When approaching a red traffic light, slow down so that you only reach it when it turns green especially during the night.
If possible, park in a central, well-lit place, preferably with guards on duty.
When stopping behind an- other vehicle, leave half a vehicle length in front so you can make an emergency escape if neces- sary.
Avoid driving through unfa- miliar areas.
Avoid driving late at night / early hours of the morning when the roads are quiet.
Drive in the centre lane away from pedestrians where possible.
If possible, never drive alone.
Never follow routine routes when driving; change on a regu- lar basis.
If possible, avoid driving in the dark.
Hijackers may stage a mi- nor accident. If your vehicle is bumped from behind and you do not feel comfortable with the individual involved in the situa- tion, indicate he / she must fol- low you and drive to the nearest Police Station or any busy public area for help.
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Scholarships open up a world of opportunities
Boitumelo Pooe, from Maquassi Hill Local Municipality, is one of the three scholarship recipients.
Tuesday July 27: The No 1 Ladies Detective Agency investigates the case of a missing husband. SABC2, 21:30.
Wednesday July 28: Twelve amateur bakers gather for The Great Kenyan Bake Off. BBC Lifestyle on DStv, 20:00.
Thursday July 29: Vance seeks a clue that may unlock the mys- tery of Flight 828 in Manifest. M-Net, 20:40
Friday July 30: Bernard and Huey is a comedy about two old friends who reunite after 25 years and the women who complicate their lives. M- Net Movies 1 on DStv, 20:00.
Saturday July 31: Zoey returns to find everything dif- ferent in Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist. M-Net, 19:30.
Sunday August 1: A home- schooled teenager begins to suspect her mother is keeping a dark secret from her in the movie Run. M-Net, 21:05.
Nancy Drew is back
Nancy Drew is a brilliant teenaged detec- tive whose sense of self comes from solving mysteries in her hometown of Horseshoe Bay, Maine - until her mother’s untimely death derails Nancy’s college plans.
This detective series starts on M-Net
at 20:30 on Saturday July 31.
Devastated by her mother’s passing, Nancy swears off crime- solving while crossing off the days until she can re-apply to college.
But when a socialite is murdered, Nancy finds herself a prime sus- pect in the crime, along with a group of other teens present at the scene:
Nancy’s nemesis from high school, George Fan; a rich girl with a mys- terious past, Bess Marvin; Nancy’s secret boyfriend, Ned “Nick” Nicker- son, and amiable burnout Ace.
The five of them must team up to clear their own names - encounte- ring emotional entanglements and even more mysteries along the way.
Nancy’s reawakening brings her into conflict with her widowed father, Carson Drew. And, when a superna- tural presence begins to haunt Nan- cy’s investigation, she discovers that the current crime has an astonishing connection to the unsolved murder of a local girl.
Whether the ghost is here to help or hinder Nancy remains to be seen, but one thing’s for sure: Nancy’s going to have to unravel the clues from both the living and the dead to solve the crimes.
LET’S COOK
Nancy Drew, the brilliant teenaged detective, is back on M-Net.
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced that South Africa’s vaccine rollout will open for people aged 18 to 34 from Septem- ber 1.
This age group can already register to get the vaccine.
Vaccine sites will also open for walk-ins, he said, where people will be able to present themselves without an appointment, and they will be registered and vacci- nated then and there. He did not provide a start date for walk-ins.
The president said that while the vaccine strategy Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - Life Anncron,
Sunningdale and Wilmed Park hospitals in partnership with NWDOH (North West Department of Health), have combined efforts to establish the Wilkoppies Vaccina- tion Site.
The site is part of the government-accredited vaccina- tion sites actively administering vaccines to members of the public who have registered on the government EVDS for vaccination. The site is located opposite Wilmed Park hospital.
According to Lukas Greeve, Life Anncron hospital manager, the hospitals manage this vaccination site joint- ly. People should register on the EVDS and will receive a SMS notification providing the date and vaccination site that they should visit.
Walk-ins (those who did register on the EVDS, but did not receive a SMS indicating the vaccination site name and date) will also be assisted in receiving vaccinations.
Please take not of the following important aspects:
q Individuals with scheduled SMS appointments may receive priority over unscheduled walk-ins.
q The site uses vaccine stock as supplied by the De- partment of Health. Walk-ins will not be accepted if stock levels are low.
q The site has the capacity to do a certain amount of vaccinations per hour.
q The Wilkoppies vaccination site is a service provided in collaboration with government and hospitals may be obliged to pause the vaccination programme at any point should the anticipated supply of vaccines not materialize or be delivered by the government’s vaccine suppliers.
Documentation you need to take with you to the Wilkoppies Vaccination Site: Proof of EVDS registra- tion (SMS), ID card/book, medical scheme details (if applicable) and vaccination record/card (for the second vaccination).
“You will be asked to give your consent to be vaccinated and be advised of the vaccination process and potential side effects. After being vaccinated, you will be asked to wait in a waiting area for 15 minutes to be monitored for any reactions. If you have experienced any adverse events after leaving the vaccination site, please report to the Adverse Events Following Immunisation system at [email protected] or call 071 302 8949,” he said.
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - The vaccination is a safe and sim- ple way to strengthen our immune responses against the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
According to the National Insti- tute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) vaccines against SARS-
tect from severe disease, hospitali- sation and death.
If I have been vaccinated against Covid-19, can I still get the
disease?
Although the disease will likely be milder in comparison to those who are unvaccinated, vaccinated indi-
have received the Covid-19 vaccine, and circulating virus levels are cur- rently too high in order to relax pub- lic health measures.
How long does it take after a Covid-19 vaccination before
I am protected?
The body’s immune system takes The vaccination site at Westvaal Hospital.
I have received my Covid-19 vaccination: What now?
Can I still get Covid-19? Can I still pass on the virus? Here is what you need to know once you have been vaccinated.
Private
hospitals open vaccination site
Young people to register for vaccinations
has ramped up in the last few weeks and has made ‘huge strides’, there is still room for improvement.
He noted that the country is currently administering 240 000 vaccines every weekday - a month ago, the figure stood at around 100 000, he said. The goal, however, is to get to 300 000 doses administered every weekday.
This will be accomplished by increasing vaccination sites, improving the registration system, and boosting vaccination capacity over weekends.
In the next two to three months, 31 million additional doses from Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson will be delivered, and sourcing vaccines from other producers is also under- way, Ramaphosa said.
“This supply pipeline means that there will be sufficient vaccine doses available for the rest of the year.”
As of Sunday July 25, 6.3 million vaccines have been ad- ministered nationally, equating to over 10% of the popula- tion receiving a vaccine dose.
“While there is ample supply of vaccines for the short term, we must ensure that this supply is delivered on time and without disruption,” the president said.
It is also important to monitor the emergence of new va- riants and to secure access to future vaccines that are adap- ted to these variants,” Ramaphosa stressed.
The Department of Health updated its Covid-19 vaccina- tion targets for South Africa earlier this week, and aims to have 35 million people jabbed by Christmas.
Cold weather snaps
With freezing temperatures measured across the country last week, we re- ceived some photographs from readers recording the icy conditions.
On Friday July 23, Melody Pieterse measured -6°C at her home in La Hoff, Klerksdorp. Ceazar the bullterrier tasted the freeze in the garden fountain.
Die vyfjarige Mila de Abreu het ‘n nuwe tafel om pap op te eet. Mamma Michele het die foto van die fontein op hul stoep gestuur.
Kgomotso Modisadife measured -7°C in Delarey- ville on Friday morning July 23 with icicles hanging from the tree.
Sohandri Naude het haar verkyk aan die mooi yspatrone op haar motor se windskerm na ‘n yskoue Donder-
dagnag.
Lizz from Potchefstroom said she measured an icy -7° in Potch.
Rehana du Buisson se swembad het ‘n stewige ys- laag op in Songloed, Klerksdorp. Sy het die foto Sondag 25 Julie geneem.
Jessica Gleeson made the freezing temperatures a learning session for her children. “My children had fun learning about water’s freezing point and predicting an outcome for three different water volumes.
Conclusion it was a solidly cold night.’’
Leandri Claassen se tuinfontein is kliphard gevries na ‘n yskoue nag. Hulle woon op die Palmietfon- teinpad, so drie kilometer buite Klerksdorp.
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LOST OR DESTROYED DEED NOTICE is hereby given in terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to ap- ply for the issue of a certi- fi ed copy of Deed of Transfer ST22338/2018 passed by ANDRE ALBERTUS TER- BLANCE, Identity Number:
660304 5144 08 1, in favour of CHRISTINA ELIZABETH GOUS, Identity Number:
780112 0191 08 9, in respect of certain A Unit consisting fo Section No. 35 as shown and more fully described on Sec- tional Plan No. SS 837/1995 in the scheme known as GLEN EDEN in respect of the land and building or buildings situated at Erf 1389 Flam- wood Extension 11 Township Local Authority City of Mat- losana, which has been lost or destroyed.
All interested persons hav- ing objections to the issue of such copy are hereby re- quired to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds at Pretoria within two weeks from the date of the publication of this notice.
Dated at Klerksdorp on 20 July 2021.
APPLICANT: Botha & Bo- tha Attorneys Inc. Email ad- dress: theunusb@bbprok.
co.za. Contact Number: 018 468 2707.
M1 27/07 LOST OR DESTROYED DEED NOTICE is hereby given in terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act 1937, of the intention to ap- ply for the issue of a certi- fi ed copy of Deed of Trans- fer T83066/16 passed CITY
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of CITY OF MATLOSANA in respect of Portion 22 of the Farm Nooitgedatcht No.
429 (now known as Jouber- ton Extension 24 Township), Registration Division IP, Province Northwest, measur- ing: 142,8906 (one four two comma eight nine zero six) hectares in extent, which has been lost or destroyed.
All interested persons hav- ing objections to the issue of such copy are hereby re- quired to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds at Pretoria within two weeks from the date of the publication of this notice.
Dated at Klerksdorp on 19 July 2021.
APPLICATION BY: Man- disa Mashologu Conveyancer at: Mashologu Incorporated, 14 Knowles Street, Wilkop- pies, Klerksdorp, 2571, P O Box 2990, Klerksdorp, 2570.
Email: vannessa@masho- logu-inc.co.za. Tel: 018 462 3070/061 503 1172. Fax:
018 462 3067.
M2 27/07 LOST OR DESTROYED DEED NOTICE is hereby given in terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act 1937, of the intention to ap- ply for the issue of a certi- fi ed copy of Deed of Trans- fer T19615/2002 passed by STADSRAAD VAN KLERKS- DORP, in favour of STAD- SRAAD VAN KLERKSDORP in respect of Gedeelte 513 (‘n gedeelte van Gedeelte 393) van Die Plaas Townlands of Klerksdorp Nr: 424, Regis- trasie Afdeling IP, Provinsie Noordwes, groot 72,8125 (sewe twee komma agt een twee vyf) in hektaar, which has been lost or destroyed.
All interested persons hav- ing objections to the issue of such copy are hereby re- quired to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds at Pretoria within two weeks from the date of the publication of this notice.
Dated at Klerksdorp on 19 July 2021.
APPLICATION BY: Mandi- sa Mashologu Concveyancer at: Mashologu Incorporated, 14 Knowles Street, Wilkop- pies, Klerksdorp, 2571, P O Box 2990, Klerksdorp, 2570.
Email: vannessa@masho- logu-inc.co.za. Tel: 018 462 3070/061 503 1172. Fax:
018 462 3067.
M3 27/07 LOST TITLE DEED NOTICE is hereby given in terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to ap- ply for the issue of a certi- fi ed copy of Deed of Transfer T13103/2007, passed by CARLOS MANUEL GON- CALVES, Identity Number:
770117 5082 08 6 in re- spect of: (a) Section No. 3 as shown and more fully de- scribed on Sectional Plan No.
SS70/2005 in the scheme known as HARTLY PARK in respect of the land and building or buildings situated at Portion 1 Erf 254, Wilkop- pies Township, Local Author- ity City of Matlosana of which section the fl oor area, ac- cording to the said Sectional Plan is 125 (one hundred and twenty fi ve) square metres in extent, and (b) an undivided share in the common property in the scheme apportioned to the said section in accord- ance with the participation quota as endorsed on the said Sectional Plan, which has been lost or destroyed.
All interested persons hav- ing objections to the issue of such copy are hereby re- quired to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - Le- fra se gewilde Country Legendes- en Coun- try Legendes en Vriende-konserte het mu- siekaanhangers deur die jare vermaak en is jaarliks by Carnival City aangebied on- der die leiding van die “Big Daddy” van Suid-Afrikaanse countrymusiek, Lance James. Maar op 2 Maart 2020 word Lance se stem vir altyd stil.
Lefra se Kelderkonserte bring nou hulde aan Lance en die ander groot name van coun- trymusiek met die uitsending van Coun- try Legendes op Sondag 1 Augustus om 17:00. Kaartjies kos slegs R180 per huis- houding om die volle produksie in jou eie sitkamer te geniet. Besprekings kan gedoen word by www.itickets.co.za of lefra.com.
Country Legendes en Vriende volg op 29 Augustus om 17:00. Lefra het ook ‘n spe- siale aanbod indien jy vir vyf produksies op
‘n slag wil bespreek: jy betaal jy slegs R450, en bespaar R450!
Na Country Legendes op 1Augustus, kan teaterliefhebbers op Sondag 8 Augustus om 17:00 naderskuif wanneer Gert Struwig, gespeel deur die briljante Cobus Venter, in die produksie My Pa te sien is. Aanhang- ers van die legendariese Neil Diamond kan op 15 Augustus naderskuif wanneer Alwyn Oberholster terugkeer met die besonderse produksie Beautiful Noise - ‘n huldeblyk aan Neil Diamond.
In Shades of Broadway op 22 Augustus om 17:00 trek Gregg Pettigrew die gordyn terug en gee ‘n aangrypende blik op die eienaardighede, snaaksighede en unieke uit- dagings van ‘n akteur wat besig is om voor te berei vir verskillende rolle. Met liedjies
van enkele van die grootste Broadway-mu- siekblyspele ter wêreld - waaronder Cabaret, Jesus Christ Superstar, Joseph, Evita, Les Miserables en selfs Hamilton - lewer Gregg sy eie unieke interpretasies van klassieke en bekende vertonings.
Lefra se eerste Country Legendes-konsert is in 2006 in die Big Top Arena van Car- nival City aangebied, en word binne weke uitverkoop. Die koninklikes van Suid-Afri- kaanse countrymusiek het geskitter in een van die grootste Country shows nog. Die koning en koningin van country, Bobby Angel en Barbara Ray het saam met Lance James die verhoog gedeel met Sally Vaughn Clive Bruce, Tommy Dell, Jody Wayne, Lee Magnum en Billy Forest in ‘n skouspel wat hierdie kunstenaars weereens as legend- es bevestig het.
“Ons wil graag hiermee hulde bring aan die legendariese Lance James,”sê Frans Swart, besturende direkteur van Lefra Produksies.
“Vir jare werk ons saam met veral die Country Legendes produksies wat ons by Carnival City aangebied het met uitverkoop- te vertonings. Vir Lance James was niks ooit te veel gevra om die “show” te maak werk nie.
“Hy doen media onderhoude, hy doen pro- mosies, hy gesels met sy mede-kunstenaars en sorg dat die “show” ‘n sukses is. En as hy op die verhoog kom, bekoor hy met die suiwerste stem en grootste verhoogpersoon- likheid waaraan jy kon dink. Lance James ons sê dankie.
“Die vermaaklikheidsbedryf gaan soveel armer wees sonder jou. Ons salueer die le- gende, Lance James!”
Ter ere aan
Lance James
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - SAFA is calling on all young and aspirant men and women to become referees.
Soccer matches are incomplete when there are no referees and the latter form an inte- gral part of each match played.
SAFA Dr K Kaunda region extends its invitation to all people irrespective of co- lour, race or creed to register for becoming referees. Recruitment courses are being held during the off season and this is the time they get those interested to be trained as referees to contact their local football associations and submit their names.
Individuals can register their details to Ka- belo Malilimetsa of Matlosana LFA at 079 652 7232, Phashi Phokomusi of Maquassie Hills local football at 072 660 3950 and Carlos Molungoa of JB Marks local football association at 082 856 0908.
SAFA Dr K Kaunda region invites every- one interested from surrounding farm and village areas to register as referees.
The last time this region had a professio- nal referee in the elite leagues was Jerry Ngwenya who relocated to Matlosana LFA from Mafikeng. George Oliphant and Khu- moetsile Knox Matsime also hoisted the flag for this region to the greater heights.
For more information, contact the regional head of technical matters, Marumo Modie- ginyana, on 073 727 9245.
Courses are intended to start before the kick-off of the 2021/2022 soccer season.
Dates will be announced soon.
Kapeya Mahlatsi is a referee from JB Marks local football association.
