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1 JUNE 2015
Rustenburg Constable goes the extra mile Rustenburg Constable goes the extra mile
– winning the 90th Comrades Marathon – winning the 90th Comrades Marathon
The National Commissioner of Police, General Riah Phiyega congratulated Constable Kelehe on this accomplishment.
Kelehe was the fi rst athlete to cross the fi nish line shortly after 11:00 with a time of 05:38:35. “I would like to take this opportunity on behalf the entire South African Police Service to congratulate Constable Gift Kelehe on this wonderful achievement”, said General Phiyega.
Constable Kelehe, 33, is a member of the South African Police Service based at the Tactical Response Team (TRT) in Rustenburg.
“This win by Gift has made, not only the South African Police Service, but the entire nation proud”, added General Phiyega. His brother, Andrew Kelehe, is also a SAPS member, a Warrant Offi cer at Mahikeng, and he won the down run Comrades Marathon in 2001.
General Phiyega further commented that Kelehe’s outstanding achievement is indicative of the impact that sports plays as an active role within the SAPS.
BONUS – RUSTENBURG – On Sunday, 31 May, Rustenburg SAPS Constable Gift Kelehe crossed the fi nish line at the 90th Comrades Marathon in Durban, becoming one of two South Africans, who for the fi rst time in 23 years, are winners of the Comrades Marathon.
Rustenburg has seen one of its more success- ful show years since the show’s “makeover” in re- cent years. Ananias Ndlo- vu of media liaisons told Bonus and Rustenburg Herald that patronage has been substanƟ al. Pictured above Keamogetse Pooe, Altegang Mokoena and Tshiriletso Mogale of St Anne College enjoy them- selves on the rides at the show’s Merry-go-round on Friday. (See more photo- graphs of the Overvaal Dorper Club’s prize-giving in this week’s ediƟ on of Rustenburg Herald).
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New travel regulations now in affect
BONUS – RUSTENBURG – The new, and somewhat controversial, Passport and Travel Documents Act offi cially took effect from Monday, 1 June, the Rustenburg Herald was told.
Under the new legislation, South Africans and foreign nationals travelling with children under the age of 18 are required to produce Unabridged Birth Certifi cates. The implementation of the new legislation is part of government’s commitment to safeguard the best interests of children and prevent child traffi cking.
Last week, the Department of Home Affairs
said parents who needed to travel with their children and couldn’t get Unabridged Birth Certifi cates in time, would be able to leave the country with a letter indicating that they had applied for the documents.
Under the new law, all minors under the age of 18 years will be required to produce, in addition to their passport, an Unabridged Birth Certifi cate (showing the particulars of both parents) when exiting and entering South African ports of entry.
In the event of a child travelling with a person other than a parent, the Unabridged Birth Certifi cate must be supplemented by affi davits from the parents or legal guardians confi rming that the child may travel with that person.
In the event where a child is travelling as an unaccompanied minor, not only the Unabridged Birth Certifi cate, but also proof of consent from both parents or legal guardians and contact details, and documentation relating to the person receiving the child in South Africa, would have to be produced.
Suspects to appear for various crimes
BONUS – RUSTENBURG – A 31-year-old suspect was due to appear in the Rustenburg Magistrate’s Court on Monday, 1 June, on charges of rape.
It is alleged that on Saturday, 30 May, the suspect and the victim (25) were at a tavern at Matebeleng informal settlement near Kroondal when the suspect allegedly grabbed and dragged her to his house where he allegedly raped her, the Rustenburg Herald was told
The suspect allegedly fell asleep and the victim managed to escape and reported the matter to the police. The suspect was later arrested.
Meanwhile, two suspects age 25 and 26 also appeared in the Rustenburg Magistrate’s Court on Monday on charges of Robbery with
Weapon other than a Firearm, Major Pelonomi Makau of the North West SAPS stated.
It is alleged that the 33-year-old victim, who is a photographer, was at a tavern taking some pictures when he was approached by two suspects who grabbed and dragged him to the R510 road where they assaulted and threatened him with a knife.
The suspect was subsequently robbed of his cell phones, a digital camera, a printer, undisclosed amount of cash and memory cards. They fl ed the scene but were later arrested.
Captain Augoustides says
“farewell, Rustenburg”
BONUS – RUSTENBURG – Captain Elsabé Augoustides, former member of the South African Police Service (SAPS) for the past 34 years and Commander of Corporate Communication for the Rustenburg SAPS, has left the Service to join the hospitality industry in the South Coast.
Captain Augoustides told Bonus sister publication the Rustenburg Herald on Thursday, 28 May, that she was 17 years old when she joined the SAPS. “I was too young to have a service weapon but when I started practicing on the shooting range I rather enjoyed the marksmanship,” Captain Augoustides stated.
After completing her training at the SAPS College in Pretoria, Captain Augoustides was commission in Welkom where she served until 2002 when she was moved to Klerksdorp and later came to Rustenburg after her husband was employed here as a cost accountant.
“I remember every crime scene and especially the details of each and it defi nitely exposes one to the ways in which crime changes people,”
Captain Augoustides stated. Some of her more fond memories will
be of the positive projects hosted in Klerksdorp under Brigadier Govender as well as working with the media in 2010 for the Fifa Soccer World Cup.
For the full report see this week’s issue of the Rustenburg Herald.
Captain Elsabé AugousƟ des, former Commander of Corporate CommunicaƟ on for the Rustenburg SAPS, has leŌ the Service to join the hospitality industry in the South Coast.
SASSA reaches out for services
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - Service Delivery Outreach Programme was held on Thursday 21 May 2015 in Phatsima, Rustenburg. Joining SASSA on its efforts to bring services to the people was Department of Home Affairs, Department Of Health and Department of Social Development.
Before the event, SASSA employees visited homes around the targeted area to conduct door-to-door campaigns. The aim was to identify households that are in need of SASSA and other government services, and to ensure that people come in possession of the correct documents during the day of the event.
Out of the 156 people that came to receive SASSA services, Child Support Grants applications had the highest ranking.
Children that were registered and approved were a total of 43 and amongst them were 0 to 1 year old. Home Affairs also recorded the highest number of birth certificate application.
This is continued efforts to reach people that cannot access government services, many other poverty wards have been targeted this financial year. This is achieved with assistances from Local Ward councilors, Community Workers and leaders.
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Orkney’s “Ouboet” in Rustenburg on Youth Day
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - The popular and well-known actor Frank Opperman of similarly popular TV programme
“Orkney snork nie” is back on stage with a brand new Afrikaanse production of “Die Klaagliedere van ds Tienie Benade”. This is a story of the bitter and sweet of life’ battles and hope that always prefails. A time wherein more and more people are becoming unfaithful to their church and of the reverend having his hands full to herd his congregation in the right direction. This show was one of the ten best at the KKNK box offi ce and is doing very well across the country. The text was written by the Afrikaans author Dana Snyman and was directed by Gerrit Schoonhoven.
Great news is that “Die Klaagliedere van ds Tienie Benade” will be staged at the “Nedertduitsch Hervormde Kerk” in 153 Kock Street Rustenburg on Youth Day - Tuesday, 16 June. The doors will open at 10:30 and the show will start at exactly 11:00. Tickets are available at R100 for adults and R50 for students and learners at Pen
& Ink, the NHK Church on (014) 592 6900 or Frikkie Krüger on 082 445 4336. More information is available on 082 484 4955.
Remember that a variety of great South African
(Rustenburg?) traditional food (“boerekos”) will be available on the day - come treat yourself to
“koffi ekoeksisters”, or “melktertpannekoek”. There’s also typical South African favourites such as “pap &
kaiings”, “boerewors rolls”, curry & rice, and freshly baked bread. Remember - this is a public holiday so bring the children and the entire family for a day of fun in the sun! There will be lots of entertainment for the young ones will the adults enjoy the “dominee” on stage and all the eats and drinks! Make sure you are among the guests!
Community warned to protect motorcycles
BONUS – RUSTENBURG – The South African Police Service (SAPS) in the North West has become concerned about reported number of motorcycles theft cases when compared to the same period last year.
This crime is prevalent in Rustenburg as well as Potchefstroom and committed mostly during the day and night at residential places.
It is apparent that criminals target and steal motor cycles that are left unattended at schools or at sporting activities. Others are stolen while outside residential premises, basement parking, parking bays in front of shops and outside houses or unlocked garages.
The police are working hard to maintain visibility to curb the crime generally, but the community assistance can also go a long way in the fi ght against
this crime. The community is requested to cautious and take heed and apply the following safety hints:
If your motor cycle is parked outside during the night, ensure that it is parked in a well-lit area, ensure that the garage where your motor cycle is kept, is securely locked, where possible use, the services of recognised car watchers at malls, always be alert of suspicious person at parking bays and report them to mall securities or the police.
A defrauder in Rustenburg wanted
BONUS – RUSTENBURG – The police in Rustenburg are looking for a man going by the name of Mr Moropa who is accused of defrauding a number of people in Rustenburg and the surrounding areas, under the disguise that he will acquire jobs for them at Rustenburg mines.
A number of his victims approached the police in Rustenburg to lay a charge against him, the Rustenburg Herald was told this week. His victims allegedly deposited cash into his bank account varying from R1 100 to R1 500 for the job promises he never met.
Police would like to warn members of the community to stop paying for jobs they are not certain with, for a quick cash. The rule of thumb usually applies that when you are asked money for a job offer, it is worth investigating whether or not it may be a scam.
Those who have been victimised by Mr Moropa may call Detective Capt.
Patrick Murunwa of the Rustenburg Cluster on 082 772 5991.
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Kopano Rabothata in Grade 8, Lebone II College of the Royal Bafokeng helps load the trailer with E-waste.
David Pellow and his team from Eff ortless Recycling collect electronic waste at Deutsche Schule Kroondal.
E-waste collected to support green economy
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - Three schools Lebone II College, Deutsche Schule Kroondal and Paardekraal Primary have under the umbrella of the WESSA Eco-Schools programme joined forces to support the green economy in South Africa.
The schools have worked together to collect computers, printers, electrical household appliances in suffi cient quantities to warrant Effortless Recycling from Johannesburg collecting the materials. Heavy metals such as mercury, lead, zinc, and cadmium will be recovered from this electronic waste known as e-waste and used to make new items.
Without this company’s intervention the redundant electronic equipment would have ended up in a landfi ll or worse yet dumped in undeveloped areas. Either way a pollution risk would follow as the substances of which the e-waste is composed of reacted to falling rain or oxygen and started to decompose.
The three schools are role model schools and
are working towards achieving their Green fl ags for 2015. This means that they have been actively participating in green activities and learning for almost three years.
For more information contact Catherine Ritchie WESSA Communications &
Marketing Manager on Email catherine@
wessa.co.za/(021) 701 1397/082 321 2794.
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - The Department of Energy informs the public of the fuel price adjustments for June 2015. South Africa’s fuel prices are adjusted on a monthly basis, informed by international and local factors. International factors include the fact that South Africa imports both crude oil and finished products at a price set by the global markets, including shipping costs.
The main reason for the fuel price increase is the high crude oil prices which resulted in higher prices (on average) for all the petroleum products in the international markets in May 2015 compared to April 2015.
# The Rand appreciated against the US Dollar compared to the previous fuel price review period.
# The international price of Brent crude oil increased on average during the period under review compared to the previous one. The US crude stockpiles fell for a second straight week, suggesting the world’s biggest oil market is rebalancing. Furthermore, the renewed tensions in the Middle East (Iraq) which raised worries about the security of supply of crude oil.
# The International product prices increased on average, following the Brent crude oil prices, during the period under review.
Based on current local and international factors, the fuel prices for June 2015 in Gauteng will be adjusted as follows:
# Diesel (0.005% Sulphur) will increase by 49.00 cents/ litre
# Diesel (0.05% Sulphur) will increase by 46.00 cents/ litre
# Petrol (all grades) will increase by 47.00 cents per litre.
# Illuminating paraffin (SMNRP) will increase by 56.00 cents per litre
# Illuminating paraffin (wholesale price) will increase by 42.00 cents per litre
# Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) will increase by 100.00 cents per kilogram
Fuel price adjustments
RUSTENBURG HER- ALD - RUSTENBURG - There is little doubt that the North West Province is popular as a game and hunting desti- nation.
This winter hunting, game farms and lodges will be another “big”
pastime. Did you know that Rustenburg Herald is hosting a hunting photo competition with a cash prize of R1 000 up for grabs? All you have to do is to send us a good quality photo of the hunter and his/
her trophy. We need to know who the hunter is, what the trophy is, which weapon was used, the farm/lodge/
area, the distance more or less, and perhaps something interesting about the conditions.
You might be the win- ner of R1 000 in cash.
Send you photos to waldie@rustenburgh- erald.co.za or cecile@
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Special supplement on North West game lodges, hunting safaris & wildlife
Are you the proud owner/manager/supervisor of a Game lodge or reserve, a game farm, a popular hunting destination, hiking trails, or perhaps just a holiday destination in the heart of the province’s wildlife?
If the answer is yes we have a great proposal for you. Rustenburg Herald is currently working on a Special Supplement focusing on hunting opportunities and safaris, wildlife holidays, family outings to game lodges or farms, or similarly unique accommodation at wildlife destinations.
Associated industries such as gun shops, taxidermists, camping, hiking and outdoor gear and anything that goes hand in hand with wildlife tourism in North West is also most welcome.
Contact Edaleen Strydom, Maggie Botha, Annette du Toit, Lezel Smith or Desiree Visser today on (014) 592 8329 to indicate that you are interested in publicity and advertising in this quite unique supplement. You could also write to [email protected].
Rustenburg Herald “Cook” goes “wild”...
RUSTENBURG - BONUS - Many readers of Bonus and Rustenburg Herald are avid followers of our “What’s Cooking” page that has been featuring in Rustenburg Herald for the past fi ve to six years. As most of you will probably know, our cooking team is now in the fi nal week or two of our series on recipes by the Women on Agriculture in the Platinum region.
Undoubtedly a new and great highlight will follow on the success of the Women in Agriculture series - we are planning a series on game recipes prepared and demonstrated by cooks, housewives, hunters, chefs, enthusiasts and whatever goes with this in the coming few weeks or months. We thus invite lovers of kudu, gemsbok, impala, Springbok, eland, blue wildebeest, venison (all types) guinea fowl, pheasant (francolin), warthog, or whatever game dish or meat you favour and are familiar with, to host Rustenburg Herald for a “What’s Cooking” session. Remember - you do NOT have to be a professional, experts or top qualifi ed chef at all!
Probably the best news of all is that yes - we are also (of course) interested in your biltong, droë wors”, chili bites, donkey ears and all other dried meat recipes that are so popular in South Africa. Other delights such as pies, sausage rolls, potjieskos, chow-chows, boboties and smoked meats are also most welcome - as long as it is game! Please do not hesitate to call us and let’s cook up a storm!
Call Waldie Volschenk of Rustenburg Herald on (014) 592 8329 or email us on [email protected]. and let us make an appointment with you and your family. We’d love to hear from you!
Rustenburg Travel Centre visited Molokwane Lodge
& Conference Centre
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - Molokwane Lodge is a Four Star graded lodge and conference centre which is situated 24km from Rustenburg on the N4 towards Swartruggens, South Africa.
They are notably recognized as a protected cultural heritage site due to the largest iron- age ruins in South Africa being centrally located on the property. The 3000 hectare farm and accompanying lodge was purchased in September of 2010, since the purchase of the property they have been steadily building in the direction to offer more to their client base than the average venue. They are not just a venue, they are an experience.
Molokwane can cater to the largest functions due to the construction of their banqueting hall which can seat 600 delegates for conferencing, auctions, weddings, etc.
They have constructed many different other
structures on the property to be able to accommodate groups of all sizes from 10 to 600 and even more. They provide 34 en-suite rooms which consist of 23 exclusive rooms and 11 economy rooms. Fully equipped kitchen and bars have been constructed to ensure that all of their guests are catered for, whatever their food and beverage preference.
Great food, great drinks, great atmosphere.
The following are events they typically cater for: Conferencing, Teambuilding, Weddings, Year End Parties, Group Accommodation, Game Auctions.
For more information please contact Rustenburg Travel Centre at (014) 592 0251.
Sumi Netball Day Laerskool Vastrap - Koedoeskop’s U/7 Netball team at the Sumari Saaiman Mini Netball Day, held at Laerskool Vastrap recently.
(Photographer: Anton de Villiers/SASPA).
Teacher Mariska of Laerskool Vastrap with her U/7 Pink Netball team played very well at the Sumari Saaiman Mini Netball Day, held at Laerskool Vastrap recently. (Photographer: Anton de Villiers/SASPA).
Laerskool Vastrap’s U/7G team at the Sumari Saaiman Mini Netball Day at Vastrap recently. (Photographer: Anton de Villiers/SASPA).
Laerskool Vastrap’s Grade R Pom- Poms in acƟ on at the Sumari Saaiman Mini Netball Day at Vastrap recently.
(Photographer: Anton de Villiers/SASPA).
Sumi Netball Day Laerskool Vastrap:
Antonel de Villiers of Laerskool Vastrap’s U/7 Pink team in acƟ on against Fields Primary.
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Janus Beukes Rugby Day
Kyle of Laerskool Vastrap’s U/7 team in acƟ on at the Janus Beukes
“Bulletjie” Rugby Day held at Laerskool Vastrap recently.
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Mr Dirk Coetzer and his U/7-”bulletjiespan”of Laerskool Vastrap at the Janus Beukes
“Bulletjie” Rugby Day held at Vastrap.
(Photographer: Anton de Villiers/SASPA).
Evan van Heerden, Laerskool Vastrap U/7 rugby team, coached by Dirk Coetzer, in acƟ on against Laerskool Koster at the Janus Beukes “Bulletjie” Rugby Day.
(Photographer: Anton de Villiers/SASPA).
2015 Janus Beukes Rugby Day at Laerskool Vastrap: Choppies Coetzer of Vastrap in acƟ on against Koster’s U/7 team.
(Photographer: Anton de Villiers/SASPA).
Janus Beukes 1989-2014 Rugby Day held at Laerskool Vastrap recently - Frederik of Laerskool Vastrap’s U/7 team going for a try.
(Photographer: Anton de Villiers/SASPA).
The Grade R children from the Wendy House Preschool had a great Ɵ me when they visited the Rustenburg Fire StaƟ on.
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Laerskool Rustenburg-Noord Primary took part in a Chess Tournament held on 23 May 2015 at Laerskool Brits. Pictured here with some of the other children are Lebogang Difotso (middle leŌ ) who won 2,5 of 5 - Top 10 U/8 and Galaletsang Sera who won 2,5 of 5 of Top 10 U/8 of secƟ on E. CongratulaƟ ons!
Laerskool Rustenburg-Noord Primary took part in a Chess Tournament held on 23 May 2015 at Laerskool Brits. Pictured front second leŌ is Thato Kgomo. He won 4,5 of 5 and came fi rst U/12 secƟ on C. Back row leŌ is Odwa Beja who won 2,5 of 5 rounds and in front of him is Olebogeng Khampepe won 2,5 of 5 rounds and Letlhogonolo Kgatshe who won 2 of 5 rounds.
CongratulaƟ ons to these U/12 players!
Laerskool Rustenburg-Noord Primary took part in a Chess Tournament held on 23 May 2015 at Laerskool Brits. Pictured front middle is Onkgopotse Letau who won 2 of 5 rounds and came fi rst in the U/12.
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Laerskool Rustenburg-Noord Primary took part in a Chess Tournament held on 23 May 2015 at Laerskool Brits. Pictured front right is Sebaga Ntsileng (U/12) who won 4 out of 5 rounds and came second in secƟ on D. In the back is Letlotlo Mosiane who won 3 out of 5 rounds. Well played.
Laerskool Rustenburg-Noord Primary took part in a Chess Tournament held on 23 May 2015 at Laerskool Brits. Pictured in the back is Lefa Leseyane (U/14) who came second and won 4 out of 5 rounds. He played secƟ on A and B. CongratulaƟ ons!
The following U/12 and U/13 Girls from Laerskool Rustenburg-Noord Primary were selected as part of the North-West netball team. Well done girls!
Back row from leŌ : Pako, Refi lwe, Lerato, Me M Barnard and front row: Me T Lodewyckx, Sindiswa, Remofi lwe, Malebo and Phemelo.
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So whatever you think that is bothering you or giving you sleepless nights, like poverty, slow business, bad luck, including all deceases, even HIV AIDS, ASTHMA, SICKLER, Baba Moyo is the way, truth and the light.
I want to thank Baba Moyo for what he has done for me. I mean the good life he has put me again Glory be to God.
Don’t hesitate to contact Baba Moyo on this number 078 966 8185.
THANKS BE TO BABA MOYO AND GLORY TO GOD.
My name is Lindiwe Khomalo - am a widow with six kids residing in Durban, and I’m here to testify about the miracles that Baba Moyo performed in my life. I lost everything I had to the so called doctors, but when I heard the news from my uncle that Baba Moyo is performing miracles, I just forgot my self and called Baba Moyo and he only told me that my success rely on my faith that its only believe and all things are possible and I just believed. He asked met to choose within the short boys, luck wallet, rats, winning of powerball, lotto, casino and I chose the lucky wallet which brings 10 thousand every day and am paying him 20 thousand every week.
I want to thank Baba Moyo for everything and I wish him along life so that he can help others, just have faith and call my profit Moyo on 078 966 8158 and you will be the next.
THANKS BABA MOYO 078 966 8158
TESTIMONY FOR BABAMOYO
My name is Thamsanqa. I live in Bloemfontein. Testify about the miracle that Baba Moyo performed in my life.
I am one of the people who lost a lot of money to the so called doctors, but when I read the Testimony that Dimakatso testified about Baba Moyo, I decided to try again.
I called Baba Moyo and he told me all will be fine with me if only I believe and he asked me which one among the Magic Wallet,Short boys, rats, Powerball, Lotto or Casino shalI choose, then I chose magic wallet - brings R10 000 every day.
He asked me to send my particulars and postal address. The next day I received the Wallet through the Post Office and the very same day I started getting R10 000 and I pay Baba Moyo R20 000 per week.
I would like to thank Baba Moyo for changing my life. Please brothers & sisters,if you have problems, just believe and call Baba Moyo on: 078 966 8158.
And I assure you that it shall be well with you too.
THANKS BABA MOYO
The very last entries...
So, this week once again - the last batch of entries of our Holiday Moments Photo competition.
Although the deadline for entries have already expired on Sunday, 24 May, it took as exactly
RUSTENBURG - BONUS - RUSTENBURG - And there we have it! It seems that we at Bonus have quite underestimated the interest and response of our readers in inviting them to enter their favourite photos for the Bonus Holiday Moments Photo competition.
two weeks to work our way through a total of 260 photos received in total. From today, Monday 1 June, our readers are invited to visit our website www.rustenburgherald.co.za AND www.facebook.com/rustenburgherald to vote
for the photographs of their choice. Our readers will have exactly one week (Sunday 7 June at 24:00) to vote for the photographs of their choice.
These will be published in Bonus of 8 June. In the fi nal round we will ask our readers to vote for the overall winner on exactly the same to sites.
The overall winner will be announced in Bonus of 15 June and will walk away with a cash prize
of R1 000. In meantime, we have decided that
“Favourite Baby Photos” will be the subject of our next photo competition. You are invited to prepare your photos and if you’d like to - to send them to [email protected] or [email protected]. Remember - as always - we need your name and surname and cellular number for future reference!
Alecia Junade. Magda Few. Magda Few.
Jakkie Goosen. Jakkie Goosen.
Jakkie Goosen. Jakkie Goosen. JP Burger.
Jakkie Goosen.
Petro Venter.
Petro Venter.
Petro Venter.
Charline Janse van Rensburg. Herleen Potgieter.
JP Burger.
JP Burger.
JP Burger. Charline Janse van Rensburg. SeneƩ e Rossouw.
SeneƩ e Rossouw.
Charline Janse van Rensburg.
Charline Janse van Rensburg.
Herleen Potgieter.
Charline Janse van Rensburg.
Herleen Potgieter. SeneƩ e Rossouw. Petro Venter.
JP Burger.
Shanili Tait.
JP Burger.
Jakkie Goosen.
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The U/11, U/12 and U/13 girls of Laerskool Rustenburg- Noord Primary who took part in the RHS League 3 Cross Country are back row from leŌ Tebogo, Keolebogile, RemoraƟ le, Mmabatho, Meda-Ruth, Mosa, Tsholofelo, Otshepeng, NthaƟ and front row Kitso, Gomolemo, Onkarabetse and Refentse.
Olebogeng Mokgau and Reotshepile Ntsheki (U/11) of Laerskool Rustenburg- Noord Primary took part in the RHS League 3 Cross Country recently.
The following learners of Laerskool Rustenburg-Noord Primary took part in the RHS League 3 Cross Country held at Rustenburg Hoërskool on Saturday 23 May: Tshimologo Ramfate and Tshepaone Mekgwe - U/9
Kghotatso Thale (U/9) of Laerskool Rustenburg-Noord Primary took part in the RHS League 3 Cross Country held at Rustenburg Hoërskool on Saturday 23 May.
Grade 4 Top 15 learners of Laerskool Rustenburg for term 1:
Xander van Vuuren, Marno Coetzer, MC Botha, Jurie Botha, Dylan van der Westhuizen, Jandre van Staden, Lienke du Preez, Eljanie Swanepoel, Izaan Jacobs, Neva Venter, Katrien du Preez, Gina Crispi, Tiane Visser, Rulene Nieuwenhuize and Jandre van Staden (inset). CongratulaƟ ons!
Jandre van Staden.
Healthy Lifestyle Marathon
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - The Healthy Lifestyle Marathon 5km
& 10km Run/Walk will be taking place on 6 June at Olympia Park Stadium at 07:00 for 07:30.
There will be a 5km and a 10km race and the fees are 5km - R30 and 10km - R50. Registrations forms are available at ABSA branches, local schools and Olympia Park Stadium.
