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VOLUME 39 WEEK 26 • 21 JUNE 2022
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LOADSHEDDING
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - The dreaded loadshedding is back and Stage 2 loadshedding was implemented between 17:00 and 22:00 until Thursday June 23. “Eskom will continue to closely monitor the system, adjust and communicate any changes as may be necessary.
We appeal to all South Africans to help limit the impact of the shortages by continuing to reduce the usage of electricity and to switch off all non-essential items.’’
Eskom cautions the public that as the shortage of generation capacity persists, the system will continue to be constrained with an elevated risk of loadshedding over the coming weeks.
The power system is severely constrained due to the continued shortage of generation capacity for the next few weeks.
WHAT IS PEAK DEMAND?
The time of the day, day of the week and the seasons can all affect electricity demand. For example, when people get home from work or start the evening routine, electricity demand spikes as everyone turns on the lights, starts bathing, switches on heaters and prepares dinner around the same time. When electricity demand is at its highest usage levels it is known as ‘peak demand’.
This period of peak demand tends to occur when millions of house- holds are using their appliances for cooking, bathing, heating, lighting, and entertainment, all at the same time.
In South Africa, peak demand periods occur in the early morn- ings from 06:00-09:00 and in the early evenings from 17:00- 21:00. The evening peak is generally because of the impact of residential consumers. In winter, there is a significant increase in the evening peaks because many people switch on their heaters to keep warm. It is important to familiarise yourself with how much electricity your appliances use. Switch off unnecessary ap- pliances. Buy energy-efficient appliances when it is time to re- place your current appliances and try not to use all your major appliances during peak time. This way, you assist in reducing the demand on the power system, which in turn could help minimise the instances and extent of loadshedding.
Remember to keep an eye out for and respond to the real-time Power Alert messages on SABC, eTV and DStv to help manage
the strain on the electricity system.
LOADSHEDDING SCHEDULE 21/06/2022 - Tuesday K1 Jouberton: No Loadshedding
K2 Klerksdorp Main & K4 West: No Loadshedding K3 Klerksdorp North & Gumtrees: 17:00-18:30 K5 Orkney: No Loadshedding
K9 Kanana: No Loadshedding
K6 Stilfontein & Khuma: No Loadshedding K7 Hartbeesfontein & Tigane: No Loadshedding P1 Potch & Ikageng: No Loadshedding
V1 Ventersdorp: 18:00-20:30 X1 Ottosdal: No Loadshedding
M1 Wolmaransstad-EAST: No Loadshedding L1 Leeudoringstad: No Loadshedding
22/06/2022 - Wednesday K1 Jouberton: 20:00-22:00
K2 Klerksdorp Main & K4 West: No Loadshedding K3 Klerksdorp North & Gumtrees: No Loadshedding K5 Orkney: No Loadshedding
K9 Kanana: 20:00-22:00
K6 Stilfontein & Khuma: No Loadshedding K7 Hartbeesfontein & Tigane: No Loadshedding P1 Potch & Ikageng: No Loadshedding
V1 Ventersdorp: No Loadshedding X1 Ottosdal: No Loadshedding
M1 Wolmaransstad-EAST: No Loadshedding L1 Leeudoringstad: No Loadshedding
23/06/2022 - Thursday K1 Jouberton: 20:00-22:00
K2 Klerksdorp Main & K4 West: 20:00-22:00 K3 Klerksdorp North & Gumtrees: No Loadshedding K5 Orkney: 20:00-22:00
K9 Kanana: 20:00-22:00
K6 Stilfontein & Khuma: 17:00-18:30
K7 Hartbeesfontein & Tigane: No Loadshedding P1 Potch & Ikageng: No Loadshedding
V1 Ventersdorp: No Loadshedding X1 Ottosdal: 17:00-18:30
M1 Wolmaransstad-EAST: 17:00-18:30 L1 Leeudoringstad: 20:00-22:00
Protect the grid
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Toby still missing
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - A fam- ily from Wilkoppies is destitute after their dog disappeared a week agou.
Toby was last seen in the yard of his home in Voss Street on Sunday June 12. It looks like he escaped 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 Animal Shelter in Stilfontein. Marja Pretorius adopted him. She pleads with the community 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 destitute.
Toby was like a baby to her. Please bring he 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.
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerks- dorp - Die SAVF Rethabile Kin- derhuis bied ‘n pretloop aan op 2 Julie.
Inskrywings kan van 06:45 gedoen word en die stappers sal om 08:00 wegspring.
Dit vind by die Doringkruin
Mtb trail park, Buffelsdoorn- weg plaas.
Die afstande is 2.5 km draf of stap (R50), 5 km draf of stap (R60) en 10 km draf of stap (R70).
Meer inligting by 018 464 188 of 083 379 7811.
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - Ap- plications for the Allan Gray Orbis Foun- dation’s 2023 High School Entrepreneurial Scholarship Programme are now open, and Grade 6 learners across the country are in- vited to apply for this life-changing oppor- tunity.
The High School Scholarship aims to at-
tract learners who are in financial need, have a curious entrepreneurial mindset, and pos- sess the potential to excel academically.
The programme offers Grade 6 learners the best entrepreneurial opportunity to build the life they want for themselves through qua- lity education at one of South Africa’s top achieving partner high schools.
Applicants must be in Grade 6 this year to apply and cannot be older than 12 years of age and not younger than 11 years of age in Grade 6.
They must obtain a minimum of 70 % for English and Mathematics in Grade 5 and 6 and a minimum overall average for all sub- jects in Grade 5 and six. They must demon-
strate financial need and be a SA citizen.
Applicants will be required to write a foun- dation exam in maths and English. Once the scholarship is awarded, the Foundation, placement school and the scholar’s custo- dian sign a Memorandum of Agreement.
Visit www.allangrayorbis.org to apply on- line.
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - Iron Maiden Motorcycle Club will have a charity event in aid of the Ork- ney Animal Shelter.
They promise a day with lots of fun and entertainment.
It will take place at the rugby club house at the
Klerksdorp Re- creation Centre on July 2 and the gates will open at 11:00.
Entrance is R80 which includes a metal badge.
The event is NWBA ap- proved.
What can you expect? Live enter- tainment by Kwagga Bees, craft
and food stalls, lucky draws with great prizes and the event is family friendly.
More information avai- lable from Jos, 062 975 0121, and Anne-Lize for stalls, 072 612 9744.
Financial help for Grade 6 learners
Day jol to aid animal shelter
There is a reward to get Toby back.
Drafstap vir kinderhuis
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - Iron Maiden Motorcycle Club will have a charity event in aid of the Ork- ney Animal Shelter.
They promise a day with lots of fun and entertainment.
It will take place at the rugby club
Entrance is R80 which includes a metal badge.
The event is NWBA ap- proved.
What can you expect? Live enter- tainment by Kwagga Bees, craft
and food stalls, lucky draws with great prizes and the event is family friendly.
More information avai- lable from Jos, 062 975 0121, and Anne-Lize for stalls, 072 612 9744.
Day jol to aid animal shelter
Klerksdorp Midweek, Orkney - The Ork- ney Community Policing Forum will meet this week.
Their AGM will take place at the local po-
lice station at 17:00 on Wednesday June 22.
A new executive committee will be elected.
More information from 073 133 7362, or 083 242 5404.
CPF to meet this week
Aand van kuns
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerks- dorp - ‘n Kunstefees vind eers- daags in een aand in die stad plaas.
Louise Maree Musiekstudio bied
‘n geleentheid om ‘kuns in balans”
te ervaar op 16 Julie om 18:00 by die NW Musikon.
Kaartjies kos R350 elk en sluit in
‘n verskeidenheid van kunsvorme soos musiek deur Johann Barnard (Van Bach tot Mercury), monoloog
“Balans” deur Allison de Lange, Bona Bona Wynkuns, Bruder Koffiekuns, ‘n driegangmaaltyd en
‘n kunsuitstalling deur B Gallery.
Kom kry kos vir jou siel.
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - Maintaining adequate blood stocks is an ongoing challenge for many countries.
In South Africa, less than 1% of the popu- lation are active blood donors - and with each unit of blood lasting only 42 days after collection, it is important for blood donors to donate regularly and for blood services organisations to increase the donor pool.
Topping the list of the questions most asked at the South African National Blood Services (SANBS) is why don’t people get paid to give blood instead of relying on voluntary donations and why charge for the blood that is donated for free.
“Under the National Health Act, it is illegal for blood donors to be given any financial or other rewards. For most peo- ple, donating blood is motivated by pure altruism - the knowledge that their unit of blood can save up to three lives as blood is separated into red blood cells, plasma and platelets. The World Health Organisation (WHO) and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, advocate for countries to move to 100%
voluntary blood donation. The foundation for a safe, sustainable blood supply relies on regular voluntary unpaid blood donations,”
says Willem van der Merwe: SANBS Sen- ior Specialist Donor Relations.
“Perhaps to further understand this volun- tary donor approach to which we adhere, as per South African law, it is important to understand how we operate and generate revenue to remain sustainable and ensure the availability of blood and blood com- ponents which enable doctors to carry out modern procedures for many malignant diseases, complex surgical and emergency operations. SANBS is a non-profit organi- sation licensed to provide blood transfusion services to the country. We receive no funds or subsidies from the government and are fully funded from the fees we charge for our service to ensure safe quality blood pro- ducts. Blood is an essential but expensive resource because of the meticulous collec- tion process, screening and testing process- es that ensure its safety for transfusion.”
The money paid for transfused blood goes to cover services in the collection, testing, storage and delivery of blood. From the moment donors come through the doors, the blood supply value chain requires medical expertise and state of the art technology to ensure quality and safety. Staff salaries and other operational overheads all add to costs.
Every step in the journey of blood is deli- cate and represents a possible point of fail- ure where any delays, wrong temperature, miscommunications, or procedural issues can result in the product being substandard and unusable, all of which costs money.
Regulatory approved blood bags, personal protective equipment and medical tools are used to draw blood from a donor. Also factored into the costs is the transportation
Johann Barnard.
Understanding the business of blood
to specialised laboratories as well as testing on all blood units for transfusion transmis- sible diseases such as HIV, Hepatitis B and C and Syphilis.
Generally, patients are not expected to pay for blood from their own pockets. At public hos- pitals, the costs are co- vered by the government and/or by a patient’s medical aid when admit- ted to a private facility.
Blood products are a pre- scribed minimum benefit as indicated by the Medi- cal Schemes Act.
“If a patient is admitted to a private facility as a cash paying patient, the account for blood usage would be for their ac- count. In cases where the medical aid does not pay the full amount, a patient should contact SANBS for assistance. SANBS
is also open to having discussions with patients in financial diffi- culty. The donation of blood by voluntary non-remunerated blood donors is recognised globally as crucial for the safety and sustaina- bility of national blood supplies.”
Paying for blood opens nume- rous challenges which pose se- rious threats to the health and safety of the recipients as well as the donors themselves. Donors who give blood in a volunteer- based system have little incentive to lie about their medical his- tory and risk factors since their primary motivation is helping patients.
This is in stark contrast to donors in a paid system who prioritise monetary gain and may withhold key information when filling out the donor questionnaire during the preliminary screening process. Where some of these paid donors could have been otherwise ineligible to donate, they would bypass the screening
possibly giving contaminated blood which is unusable or could infect a patient with a transfusion transmissible disease.
Blood transfusion is a core service within our healthcare system and individuals who donate their blood provide a unique
contribution to the health and survival of others.
The blood supply value chain is complex, it starts with the blood donor at collection and ends with the patient at trans- fusion, but there are several stages in between which affect the process. Transportation, testing, processing, inventory management and distribution are all vital to the process.
Continuous education and understanding of the business of blood by everyone involved in the supply chain is therefore key in ensuring the sustainabi- lity of this life-saving resource.
When one donates blood, they give patients the gift of a second chance which science cannot create.
Tuesday June 21: Singer Olly Murs can be seen on All Round to Mrs Brown’s. BBC Brit on DStv, 21:05.
Wednesday June 22: Walker has concerns over Micki going too deep undercover. M-Net, 21:30.
Thursday June 23: Billy the Kid is a new adventure series about the legendary gunslinger. M-Net, 21:30.
Friday June 24:
Kim’s Convenience is a sitcom set in a convenience store in Canada, run by a Korean family.
SABC3, 21:00.
Saturday June 25:
Moffie is an award- winning SA film about a young man’s struggle to hide his sexuality while do- ing national service.
SABC3, 21:30.
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LET’S COOK
Billy the Kid is a new adventure series about the legendary gunslinger on M-Net.
Don’t miss The Staircase
The staircase is a dramatic retel- ling of the Michael Peterson mur- der case, made famous in 2004 by a French television miniseries of the same name by Jean-Xavier de Lestrade (available to stream on Netflix).
This new series will premiere on M-Net at 21:30 on Monday June 27.
In 2001, Michael Peterson called the police to report that his wife Kathleen took a drunken fall down the stairs.
The police had their doubts, coming to their own con- clusion that Michael was responsible.
He was charged with murder, and during his trial, the world learned that a woman he was friends with died from a brain injury from falling down the stairs. Coin- cidence?
Although the death was ultimately labeled accidental, they argued that the event taught Michael how to fake an accident of this nature.
The trial was a media frenzy, and in 2003, Michael was found guilty. He was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole, but the story doesn’t end there.
The case continues to be a huge source of debate, with more and more theories about who really killed Kathleen swirling in the true-crime space. The cast of The Staircase is stacked - Colin Firth as Michael Peterson, Toni Collette as Kathleen Pe- terson, and Juliette Binoche, Parker Posey, Sophie Turner, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Dane DeHaan, and Michael Stuhlbarg can also be seen.
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - Klerksdorpers is uitgehonger vir vermaak na die afgelope jare se Covid-beperkings. In Augustus tree kosfoendi Marinda Engelbrecht en die gesoute aktrise en komediant, Lizz Meiring by een funksie op.
Dit gaan ‘n aand van klets, kuier en kook wees en belangstellendes kan nou reeds die datum van 19 Au- gustus in hul dagboeke omkring. KHS bring die twee interessante dames na Klerksdorp
as deel van die skool se 100ste bestaansjaarviering en as fondsinsameling vir die skool. Kaartjies is reeds by die skool te koop teen R275 per persoon.
Marinda het nie veel bekendstelling nodig nie. Sy het aan Kyknet se eerste seisoen van Kokkedoor deelge- neem en nie lank daarna nie, het ‘n paar kosprogramme op tv gevolg. Sy het intussen ook ‘n paar resepteboeke die lig laat sien. Marinda se styl is gemaklik en haar
resepte nog makliker. Sy deel graag haar liefde vir kook met vriende en sien uit na haar eerste kuier in Klerksdorp.
Lizz is ‘n ou bekende in Klerksdorp. Sy gaan haar eenvrouvertoning Kameras, konserte en kleedkamers opvoer. Sy is ‘n veelsydige kunstenaar wat oorloop van talent en kry dit maklik reg om almal aan haar lippe te laat hang.
Moet nie uitmis op hierdie ideale ge- leentheid om albei kunstenaars op een dag te sien nie. Dit is net die regte me- disyne om ‘n aand uit saam met ‘n groep vriendinne te geniet. Skakel 018 462 8423 om kaartjies te bespreek.
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - Klerksdorpers kan binnekort saam met Appel kuier en so ‘n kind help wat aan Tourette se sin- droom ly.
Appel, bekend vir liedjies soos Nonna en Dina, tree op 2 Julie by Koffiekan (Klerksdorpdam) op.
Die vertoning sal om 15:00 begin.
Volgens die orga- niseerders sal ‘n plaaslike kunstenaar ook optree en sal daar ‘n dans na die vertoning wees. Die kaartjies kos R200 elk en R100 vir kin- ders tussen 6 en 12 jaar oud.
Die kaartjies is by Arnold
& Wessels en Bruder langs die kantoor van Klerksdorp Rekord te koop.
Die vertoning is ten bate van ‘n leerling in Laerskool Goudkop wat aan die neu- rologiese sindroom ly. Sy naam word weerhou.
Volgens prof Petrus de Vries van die Universiteit
van Kaapstad, is Tourette se sindroom onwillekeurige, vinnige, herhalende, nie-rit- miese, doellose bewegings.
Dit kan sigbare bewegings of vokale uitlatings wees.
Sommige lyers hoes, maak keel skoon, snuif, blaf, fluit of maak dieregeluide en het ongewone asemhalingpa- trone. Daar is ook lyers wat vloek, skel of skree sonder enige rede.
Dit is ongeneeslik maar simptome kan behandel word. Dit is egter baie duur.
Skakel Angelique by 083 716 5495 vir meer in- ligting oor die vertoning.
Klerksdorp Midweek, Stilfontein - Die NG Kerk (Moedergemeente) in Buxtonrylaan bied weer ‘n Markdag aan op 25 Junie.
Dit is ‘n maandelikse instelling wat plaasvind op die laaste Saterdag van elke maand.
Die mark het sedert Februarie aan- sienlik gegroei en is enig in sy soort op Stilfontein.
Die mark bied aan uitstallers die geleentheid om hul ware gratis te
kom uitstal en te verkoop vir hul eie sak. Nie net baat die inwoners van Stilfontein daarby nie, maar ook die inwoners van omliggende dorpe.
Almal is welkom om enigiets te bring wat hul graag wil verkoop. Tydens die markdag word allerhande akti- witeite aangebied vir veral kinders, soos ‘n inkleurwedstryd, koekver- siering, sangkompetisie, springkas- teel met veel meer wat in die beplan- ning fase is.
Heerlike kosse word aangebied, pannekoek, jaffels, worsbroodjies, tuisgebakte boerbrode, beskuit, kon- fyt, koeke groot en klein en vele meer. Kom vergewis uself. Dit is die plek om te wees op die 25 Junie.
Daar is ook ‘n klerewinkel wat twee- dehandse klere verkoop teen werklik bekostigbare pryse. Veilige parke- ring is beskikbaar.
Meer inligting van Anita by 083 409 0373.
Appel konsert help fondse
insamel
Markdag op Stilfontein
Klets, kuier en kook saam
Marinda Engelbrecht.
Lizz Meiring.
6 • klerksdorp midweek • 21 june 2022 Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - The Miss South Africa 2022 Top 10 finalists celebrated Youth Day doing an art class with children from the Malapa Motsetse Foundation NGO, at Dowling Primary School in Westbury, Johannesburg.
NW’s very own Keaoleboga Nkashe joined in. He name means thank you!
The young women, one of whom will be crowned Miss South Africa 2022 on August 13, joined forty excited 11 to 14-year-olds in an inspirational art class given by renowned artist, Neda Roodaki.
The artist, who works in a variety of mediums, believes that the crea- tive artistic process is effective as a stress relief technique: “I call it fun art therapy - but there is more to it than that: it is a language through which people can express them- selves.”
Roodaki said it was a privilege to be able to work with children from a troubled environment - 64 percent of students at Dowling
Primary have parents who are jobless.
Last year, Miss South Africa 2021, Lalela Mswane, began her reign with a
visit to the school, telling the gathered children and teachers she was there to support what she called “an initiative of
hope”.
She was referring to the project begun by philanthropist Tim Nash who set up the Malapa Motsetse Foundation to help improve the STEM (Science, Technology, English and Maths) subjects for children who would otherwise have no access to them.
The Malapa Motsetse Foundation supports the Westbury project that feeds and educates 350 primary school children from Monday to Friday and supports 11 primary schools in the area.
The programme at the school began with an after-hours supple- mentary maths programme on com- puters. When it was discovered that literacy levels were low, this was included in the curriculum. During the pandemic, when schools were closed, or operated on alternate days, the STEM programme sup- plemented lessons.
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerks- dorp - The tax season for the 2022 tax year is around the corner and it will be one of the shortest to date.
The period to submit tax returns will be open from July 1 to October 24 for individual taxpayers who are not provisional taxpayers.
Reinert van Rensburg, Expatri- ate Tax Legal Specialist & Jonty Leon, Managing Partner, Attor- ney and Tax Practitioner at Leap Group, have all the answers…
Must you submit a tax return this filing season?
In general, only if you received income that is taxable do you need to submit a tax return to the South African Revenue Services (SARS).
For normal taxpayers, this is when your employment income during the 2022 tax year exceeded R87 300 if you are under the age of 65. If you are older than 65 it is when your employment income exceeded R135 150 and if you are older than 75 it is when your employment income exceeded R151 100.
On June 3, the commissioner of SARS, Edward Kieswetter, de-
clared who is required to file a tax return for the 2022 filing season.
Even if you did not receive taxable amounts during the 2022 tax year, you may still be required to file a tax return, according to the notice.
Kieswetter indicated that he re- quires South African tax residents to disclose their foreign assets and funds they held during the 2022 tax year.
He also requires tax residents to declare all foreign-sourced earn- ings irrespective of the amount received and mentioned more than once that residents who received any amount for services rendered abroad need to submit tax returns.
This underlines SARS’s continu- ous focus on South Africans who are working in foreign countries, and it is critical that these South Africans declare their foreign earn- ings subject to the foreign exemp- tion and foreign tax credits.
Only taxpayers who do not fulfil the South African residence tests do not need to declare their foreign earnings or assets. It is thus criti- cal for South Africans who have left the country permanently to
formalise their non-resident status with SARS to align their factual situation with their SARS tax sta- tus. SARS is taking an extremely stringent approach in considering whether a taxpayer is a non-resi- dent or not.
There is an option to include your
“ceasing date” in your tax return but doing so does not result in the necessary manual intervention by SARS to prove and obtain non- resident st atus in the majority of cases.
However, the “ceasing date”
needs to be inserted in the tax re- turn to ensure future returns are pre-populated, but the necessary declaration and further steps still need to be taken to successfully be recognised as a non-resident. The process is commonly referred to as the Tax Emigration process.
The taxpayer in question needs to provide in-depth information regarding their factual situation, for example, even a gym contract needs to be provided to prove their day-to-day living abroad.
Non-residents for tax purposes are only taxed on South African
sourced earnings, and not their worldwide earnings. SARS recent- ly started generating non-resident letters to taxpayers who do not fulfil the requirements of the resi- dence tests.
If you are a South African perma- nently living abroad who is not in possession of this letter, the chanc- es are good that you are still recog- nised as a tax resident on SARS’s systems.
The Notice of Non-Resident letter is currently the most reliable form of proof that you are recognised as a non-resident
To prevent any administrative penalties for late submission, it is critical to submit the 2022 tax re- turn within the SARS-mandated filing period. Late in the 2021 fil- ing season, SARS announced that taxpayers who file their tax returns after the filing season’s deadline will face administrative penalties.
SARS appeared to be particu- larly strict in the application of their notice since penalties were issued on practically all returns submitted after the filing season for the 2021 tax year had closed.
The penalty amount will depend on taxable income or assessed loss of the taxpayer and ranges between R250 and R16 000 per month. The monthly penalty as determined in accordance with your taxable in- come or assessed loss can be ap- plied on a monthly basis for up to 35 months.
It is imperative that taxpayers, whether tax resident of South Af- rica or not, take tax filing season seriously.
The general view of South Afri- can’s abroad is that “SARS will never catch me”, or “I refuse to pay/give anything to SARS/’that government’”. While that view is understandable where we see mal- administration and corruption rife in South Africa, it does not stand as a defence to taxpayers who do not meet their legal obligations to file a tax return and declare relevant income.
A taxpayer’s best defence is to be proactive with SARS and en- sure that they remain complaint in terms of the Acts, so as to not give SARS any ammunition to raise penalties or worse.
LEGAL CORNER
Income tax: what you need to know
NW’s very own Keaoleboga Nkashe, a nursery school teacher, loves work- ing with children.
Miss SA finalists meet kids on Youth Day
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DIE Dakdokter: Ons herstel en seël dakke. Ons doen ceil- ings, fascia boards, geute en teëlwerk. Ons doen ook enige verfwerk. Ons gee verwys- ings. Geen deposito. Skakel Riaan: 065 094 8990 / 084 470 1398.
43532 29/03-28/06 MJM KONSTRUKSIE - 35 jaar ondervinding. Vir alle bouwerk, veranderings en reparasies asook aanbou- ings. PVC-plafonne, afdakke, badkamers. Rib + blok beton vir dubbelverdiepings. Gra- tis kwotasie. Skakel 067 386 1892.
43695 14/06-21/06
WORTH KNOWING/19 WERD OM TE WEET
IS jy besig met jou Meesters- of Doktorsgraad? Ek doen taalversorging, transkrip- sies, vertaling en algemene tikwerk. Whatsapp Gerda Fourie: 082 971 4961 of [email protected].
222484 11/10-R
20 GENERAL SERVICES/ ALGE-
MENE DIENSTE
BEAUTIFUL BATHROOMS AND MORE. Bath re-enam- eling. Proven track record and solid warranty. Like us on Facebook @ Beautiful Bath- rooms and More or phone Francois on 063 218 6932.
43493 10/05-28/06 24/7 PLUMBING SERVICES.
Lekkasie probleme? Onder- houdswerk, riool verstop, Jp- JoJo tenks. Nuwe installasies.
Gekwalifi seerde en geregis- treerde loodgieter. Skakel 076 140 8752.
43651 24/05-28/06 MARINA MATWASSERS.
For deep steamcleaning of carpets, lounge suites, mat- tresses, etc. Phone Ro’lene on 060 426 0054.
43723 21/06 HANDY Hands Property Ren- ovations. We do painting, PVC ceilings and others, roof paint- ing and water proofi ng, fascia board replacement, plumbing, window putty replacement and any other small tasks in and around your property. A lot of referrals. For quality ser- vice contact Dries Venter: 083 465 9586.
43719 21/06-12/07
WE do free insurance claim quotations, pearl restringing, jewellery repairs, white gold plating, valuation certifi cates, engraving, watch repairs.
Free quotations on repairs and manufacturing. Venter Jewellers: 062 816 0187.
43674 31/05-28/06 AL’S FRIDGES, AIRCONS &
APPLIANCES. Fridge/freezer repairs, aircon service and installation. Vehicle aircon regas. Phone Helgard on 072 731 4746.
43722 21/06
GARDEN SERVICES/27 TUINDIENSTE
MR DRUM. Week likse drom.
Afsaag en snoei van bome en struike. Een malige vragte.
Skakel 083 647 8753.
79727 31/08-R AFSAAG en verwydering van bome, eenmalige skoonmaak van tuine en erwe. Ten volle verseker. Skakel Johan (Pyp):
082 962 3125 of 082 947 9038.
43471 10/05-28/06
MISCELLANEOUS/33 ALLERLEI
WE pay cash for your unwant- ed gold and silver jewellery.
Venter Jewellers: 062 816 0187. Trusted since 1929.
43675 31/05-28/06
TV SERVICES41 TV DIENSTE
VRB CONNECTION. We spe- cialize in DStv, OVHD, CCTV, inverters and communual distribution. We do any big or small job. 064 900 3029 / 062 327 7427. Your view is our perfection.
43713 14/06-05/07
TO LET50 TE HUUR
NEAT bachelor’s fl at in Randlespark with own gar- den, animal friendly. Newly painted out. Prepaid electric- ity. Rental amount R2 500 per month. Contact: 081 457 8957.
43714 14/06-28/06
REPAIRS/26 REPARASIES
ADULT60 VOLWASSE
STILFONTEIN. Mature, blue- eyed, red-haired housewife for massage and happy end- ing. 09:00 till 18:00. Private and secure. R450 per visit.
Phone Tanya: 073 348 6246 for appointment. Whites only. No SMS, whatsapps or private numbers will be an- swered.
43383 08/02-12/12
NOTICE OF SALE AND EXECU- IN the Magistrate’s Court for TION the district of Matlosana. Held at Klerksdorp. Case Number:
223/2015.
In the matter between:
JP VAN VUREN MERCHAN-
DISE Plaintiff
andKC MOKOENA
Defendant For the execution of a judg- ment of the Magistrate’s Court, Klerksdorp, the fol- lowing items will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at 10:00 on 6 July 2022 at a public auction at Shop 8, Somerset Road, Civic Cen- tre Central Business District, Stilfontein, 2551 by the Sheriff for the Klerksdorp Magistrates Court.
1 x Defy deep freezer, 1 x Defy washing machine, 1 x LG microwave, 1 x frying pan, 1 x metallic stove, 1 x wooden cupboard, 1 x 2-piece beige couch set, 1 x wooden TV cupboard, 1 x Samsung plasma.
Dated at Klerksdorp on 22 May 2022.
THERON, JORDAAN &
SMIT INC., 81 Buffeldoorn- weg, Wilkoppies, Klerksdorp, 2571. Tel: 018 462 2703.
Email: legal02@tjsproc.
co.za. Ref: JA van Aswegen/
Cisca/31814.
M1 21/06 NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECU- IN the Magistrate’s Court TION for the district of Matlosana.
Held at Klerksdorp. Case No:
6547/2021.
In the matter between:
DR HERMAN BOTHA Plaintiff andMR J JONKER, 2 Penna Hof, Malva Street, Flimieda, Klerksdorp
Defendant Kindly take notice that a sale in Execution of the under mentioned goods will be held on 27 July 2022 by the Sher- iff Stilfontein around 10:00 at Shop no 8, Civic Centre, Somerset Avenue, Stilfontein, 2551, to the highest bidder.
Goods: 1 x 3-piece lounge suite, 1 x KIC fridge, 1 x mi- crowave, 1 x coffee table, 1 x plasma TV.
Dated at Klerksdorp on 10 June 2022.
PPH SCHOLTZ, Erasmus Jooste Inc, Pope Avenue 6, Orkney, Service address: Er- asmus Jooste Inc, Central Av- enue 41, Flamwood, Klerks- dorp, 2570. Verwysing: PPH SCHOLTZ/AE/G15902.
M2 21/06 KENNISGEWING VAN VERKOP-
ING IN EKSEKUSIE IN die Landdroshof vir die dis- trik van Matlosana. Gehou te Klerksdorp. Saak nr: 4961/20.
In die saak tussen:
ruarie 2022 word die goedere soos uiteengesit hieronder per geregtelike veiling verkoop te die Baljukantore te Shop No 8, Civic Centre, Somerset Avenue, Stilfontein, 6 Julie 2022 om 10:00 vir kontant en sonder reserwe aan die hoog- ste bieër, naamlik:
1 x Nissan Hardbody 2.0, white.
Beslagskuldenaar se adres: 43 Tulp Street, Flim-
Lions appoint new presidents
The three local Lions clubs appointed their new presidents for 2022/2023. They are Riaan Wilken from Klerksdorp, Shelby van Schalkwyk from Stilfontein and Andries du Preez from Klerksdorp. At a prestigious Zone 2 event, the Lions were inducted into their re- spective clubs. The zone members work closely together to serve the community.
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8 • klerksdorp midweek • 21 june 2022
Run diary
Every Saturday: The Klerksdorp parkrun. Entry is free for runners registering at www.parkrun.co.za and who bring their printed barcode to the race. Race starts at 08:00 at the Bird Park opposite Hoërskool Wesvalia.
and who bring their printed barcode to the
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - Mind Sports South Africa is to hold its popular annual SA School Online Championships for esports this weekend.
An important feature of this championship, is that it is open to any learner, whether or not the school is affiliated or not. How- ever, for team events, it is required that all members of the team are learners at the same school. MSSA will thus be holding this event as an Online
National Championships on Saturday June 25.
MSSA’s SA School Online Championships, which will offer local players the opportunity to qualify for selection to the national squad and for the Protea Team that will attend IESF’s World Championships to be held in Bali in 2022 should they meet the criteria.
The titles to be played at IESF’s World Cham- pionships to be held in Bali in 2022 which are to be played at this champi- onship are: Counter-Strike:
GO, DotA 2, eFootball and Mobile Legends Bang
Bang
If less than six teams, the championship shall be a Round Robin Championship and if 6 to 10 teams enter the championship there shall be four rounds as played to the Swiss System. If 11 or more teams enter the championship there shall be five rounds as played to the Swiss System.
Any learner currently registered for pri- mary or secondary studies may enter. The
entry fee is R50 per Registered Player and only fully-paid-up Registered Players may participate in this event. Entries need to be submitted by the school on or before June 23.
Medals shall be awarded to the first three gamers for both men and women (per pro- vince) in the following categories: men - top three places and women - top three places. The medals shall be awarded to the
players at the next LAN championship in which such team/player enters and participates.
The first round will start at 10:00. Players shall be given 60 minutes to complete each round. Players must all be online at 09:00.
The championship is accredited as being of the same status as a provincial championship. This means that the championship shall be used for the following:
the awarding of school pro- vincial colours; the awarding of medals for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places for both men and women and the ability to qualify for National Team Trials.
