RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - On Friday, 6 September, the South African Police Service (SAPS) Bojanala Platinum Sub-District 2, celebrated Casual Day under the national theme “ I see you” with the Bessie Mpelegele Ngwana School (Children living with Disabilities) at Rustenburg North.
The day’s proceedings were coordinated by SAPS Employee Health and Wellness services and led by Acting District Commissioner, Brigadier Mamotsamai Ntoagae, started in the morning at Rustenburg North by donating groceries and toiletries at the centre and thereafter went to celebrate with the SAPS members who had gathered at a local park.
Mahala week kicks off at Kgaswane Mountain Nature Reserve
RUSTENBURG HERALD - KGASWANE - Nature enthusiasts in the Bojanala Platinum District Municipality will be all too aware that the popular Mahala Week is currently being observed in a deserving initiative by the North West Parks & Tourism Board in order to promote a number of objectives by NWPTB.
Mahala Week as it is known, entails free entry for all visitors during normal visiting hours for the week 15 to 22 September and hopes to involve North West and Bojanala communities to become increasingly involved in celebrating and promoting the true essence of South Africa’s heritage during the appropriately dubbed Heritage month of September.
Rustenburgers support Lighthouse in numbers
RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - This past Saturday, 7 September, saw the community of Rustenburg come together in big numbers at Brauhaus Afrika in support of the Spring Cycle and Fun Run/Walk event in aid of Lighthouse Children’s Home.
DupWest Attorneys, in partnership with Rustenburg Run/Walk for Life and the Rustenburg Cycle Club banded together to transform the lawn at Brauhaus Afrika into a lively venue for various market stalls and some great family outdoor activities.
Win tickets and be part of history
RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - Have you diarised Saturday, 12 October for our Oktoberfest at Brauhaus Afrika? If not, do so now - before time runs out!
Rustenburg Herald is celebrating 100 years of existence from 10:00 to 18:00 at this beautiful venue, with a sprawling mountain range and the clear, blue water of the Olifantsnek Dam as backdrop. The day will be filled with all kinds of everything to suit everyone’s taste and is sure to be remembered as the biggest celebration to hit town this year!
Celebrate Spring and support the Lighthouse Children’s Home
RUSTENBURG HERALD – RUSTENBURG - Families, friends and community members from Rustenburg and beyond are invited to celebrate the official arrival of Spring this Saturday – all in aid of the Lighthouse Children’s Home. A Spring Cycle and Fun Run is being hosted for the home by Dupwest Attorneys in association with Rustenburg Run/Walk for Life, Rustenburg Cycle Club, and Brauhaus Afrika. All proceeds and funds raised will go directly to Lighthouse!
With this weekend already on the horizon, Saturday could be the perfect day to get walking, running or cycling in the Spring sun with family and friends – all for a good cause. “This Saturday we will be hosting our first ever Spring Cycle and Fun Run event,” says Elsa Doubell, co-founder of the Lighthouse Children’s Home. “We’re extremely grateful to the event sponsors who have made this possible.”
A venture of decades culminates in a journey of 39 days
RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - On an evening filled with splendour, fine food and drink, plus a hint of nostalgia, the newly formed partnership between De Wet De Villiers Brokers and Efficient Group was celebrated at Brauhaus Afrika on Monday, 2 September.
Loyal clients, hailing from the Platina City and surrounds were invited and hosted under the sprawling Magalies Mountain range, to an evening that will be remembered for many years to come. Johan de Wet of De Wet De Villiers relayed how the brokerage firm started in his parent’s sitting room approximately 38 years ago and commented that the newly formed partnership with the Efficient Group is in an effort to build on the legacy of personal and professional service, which the company is known for.
A story of hope, courage and love
RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - The day of 14 January 2017 would be life changing for the Esterhuizen family - even if they didn’t know it yet.
At the time, the Esterhuizen family, and especially mom of three, Bianca, was yearning for a little girl to add to their family of five. Bianca and her husband, Gerhardt were proud parents of three sprightly young boys, who had filled their house with love and laughter. However, as Bianca explains, her longing for a blue-eyed, blonde little girl would not subside. “In 2009 I had fallen pregnant for the third time and at 13 weeks we were overjoyed to find out that it was a girl.” After giving birth to two boys, the Esterhuizen house would finally be complete with the pitter-patter of a little girl’s feet.
Classic cars and crowds from afar
Saturday, 24 August, saw one of the biggest turnouts ever at the annual Golden Oldies Car Show at Brauhaus Afrika with a record number of 1 000 adults pouring through the gates.
What a day it was - excellent views of the Magaliesberg and Olifantsnek Dam, miles and miles of classic, collectibles and nice-to-have cars from yesteryear, static engines, lots to eat and drink and the company of family and friends - the proverbial field day, so to speak.
Transnet Phelophepa Healthcare Train in town
RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - The Transnet Phelophepa Healthcare Train is currently stationed at Rustenburg train station until 30 August. It will visit again from 2 to 6 September 2024, from 7:30 to 16:00 on Mondays to Fridays.
The Transnet Phelophepa train is a free mobile healthcare clinic, which travels across the country, providing healthcare services. However, the train also houses coaches for education where members of the public can participate in classes on general health issues, such as nutrition, hygiene, and dental health.
Rustenburg Herald se Eeufeesjaar - kom eet saam met ons nog ‘n sak sout op by Brauhaus Afrika se Oktoberfest
RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - Van hoeveel instansies, organisasies of sake-ondernemings in Rustenburg en omgewing weet jy (of jou ouers) wat die bykans onmoontlike vermag het om ‘n volle 100 jaar oud te word?
Ja ons weet, hoewel daar oor dekades heen talle baanbrekersorganisasies en ware geskiedenismakers uit ons wêreld vorendag gekom het, is dit nie elke dag dat enige instansie sy volgende “verjaarsdag” ‘n “eeufeesviering” kan noem nie.
Motorgeesdriftiges ruk op na Golden Oldies-motorskou by Brauhaus Afrika
RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - Die Rustenburg Golden Oldies is eerskomende Saterdag, 24 Augustus, weer op hul pos met hul jaarlikse Golden Oldies Motorskou wat vanjaar by die gesellige kuierplek Brauhaus Afrika aangebied word. Onder Rustenburg se motor- en enjingeesdriftiges is die jaarlikse motorskou sekerlik die kersie op die koek van plaaslike gebeurtenisse. Kortom behels die Motorskou ‘n spoguitstalling van ongeveer 200 motors indien nie meer nie, wat wissel van klassieke versamelaarsrygoed, so ‘n bietjie jonger maar nogtans nostalgiese immergroen-modelle wat pragtig gerestoureer is, dalk meer byderwetse “muscle cars”, sogenaamde Street Rods en dan uiters duur en ikoniese motors wat mense se asems sonder uitsondering wegslaan as jy so gelukkig is dat een hiervan by die verkeerslig in die baan langs jou intrek.
Women working for change
RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - In celebration of our incredibly dynamic women on the front page this week, here is a quick rundown of what makes them so special and indispensable in their individual communities:
Warrant Officer Sphiwe Dibatana is the Community Police Officer and acting Crime Prevention Commander at Boitekong SAPS. She works with the community and the Community Policing Forum to identify potential challenges before they become real problems (and crime). She does presentations at schools in the form of awareness campaigns and is involved in projects to identify the needy and assist child headed families in conjunction with SASSA and the Department of Social Development.