Klerksdorp Rekord, Klerksdorp - Die VF Plus het vandeesweek kruideniersware en hulpmiddels ter waarde van R100 000 aan die Triest-opleidingsentrum vir intellektueel gestremde volwassenes in Klerksdorp oorhandig.
Die VF Plus het hierdie skenking met die Taiwannese regering bemiddel. Dit vorm deel van ʼn inisiatief wat die party geloods het om private instansies wat maatskaplike dienste lewer, by te staan.
Klerksdorp Record, Wolmaransstad - The first off-grid, ultra-fast, green electric vehicle (EV) charging station opened to the public last week.
This is the first renewable energy powered EV charging station in South Africa and it will form part of the country’s first national network of 120 solar-powered charging facilities that will be rolled out on major highways at 150km intervals over the coming year.
Brian Kenneth School of Performing Arts held their awards ceremony on Friday November 29. The best students for 2024 are (back) Wilma Radyn, Shiloh De La Rose, Amber Travers, Kamea Veldman, Simone van Niekerk, Thene Christie, and (front) Anushka Radyn, Drienie van Eeden and Megan Burger.
Klerksdorp Record, Potchefstroom - Witrand Hospital said goodbye to its psychiatrist and welcomed a new one. Dr Sharon Maitin left the hospital after 14 years. Dr Gopolang Zwide is the new psychiatrist.
Dr Maitin extended special thanks to the nursing staff and encouraged them to continue their advocacy for psychiatry and to provide exceptional care to patients. Reflecting on her departure, Dr Maitin shared that the decision was not due to any dissatisfaction with Witrand, but rather the physical and emotional toll of commuting between Potchefstroom and Klerksdorp.
Klerksdorp Record, Klerksdorp - It is known as the biggest art competition in South Africa, and this year’s ARTi Gallery Art Competition did not disappoint.
In association with Isinyithi Trading 326, the second national art competition launched in April, welcoming artists from all over South Africa to enter at any age and with any medium. They received approximately 500 entries when submissions closed on October 7. The theme was “Rainbow Renaissance: From Baroque to Braai”, which encouraged artists to re-imagine an old classic artwork by giving it a South-African twist.
