Bikers Care NW dink aan sy medemens gedurende die Paastyd en het uitgereik na diegene wat by verkeersligte staan. Dié groep het verlede week Paaseiers uitgedeel. Hulle het ook hospitale, ouetehuise en onder meer Uitkomsdal besoek en mense verras met Paaseiers. Hulle het sowat 4000 Paaseiers by die verkeersligte in Klerksdorp en Potch uitgedeel. Bikers Care NW is deel van die Bikers Ministry Kosh. Hier kry die inwoners van Uitkomsdal Paaseiers.
Klerksdorp Record, Klerksdorp - Many people in South Africa depend on their grants to buy food, pay for transport, and take care of their families. As SASSA Gold Cards must now be replaced, millions of grant recipients must choose how they will get their grant money paid in future. SASSA has advised grant recipients to apply at the bank of their choice as Postbank black card issuing has been suspended.
Klerksdorp Rekord, Klerksdorp - Die onlangse vloed is verby en alhoewel daar steeds vyf sluise oop is het die watervlak die afgelope naweek begin daal. Die meeste mense wie se huise langs die Vaalrivier oorstroom het, is besig om skoon te maak.
Dit sluit huise op Bloemhof in, sowel as huise by die Boating Club en ander klubs langs die rivier naby Orkney.
By Salomé Kotzé
Klerksdorp Record, Klerksdorp - On the day that should have been their 65th wedding anniversary, Hira Ramjee (90) is mourning the death of her late husband, Jerry, who passed away a day before.
April is also the birthday month of her beloved husband who would have turned 98 the 24th. Jerry Ramjee died of heart failure in a Pretoria hospital on Tuesday April 15. He was frail and since January not the man he used to be, shares his daughter, Anila Parbhoo.
“Dementia has gotten hold of him and after a nasty fall in January he just wasn’t himself anymore. He had such a full life and for that we are grateful,’’ she said.
Klerksdorp Record, Kanana - Councillors from both Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality and City of Matlosana Local Municipality agree that it is necessary for government to go the extra mile to change the lives of citizens.
Speaking at a community feedback session in Ext 13, Kanana, Dr KKDM Cllr Victor Itebogeng and Matlosana Executive Mayor Fikile Mahlophe said they are failing their voters. “Our parents, and to some extent our immediate families and relatives are the ones feeling the negative impact of having to live with derelict infrastructure, especially roads and sewer spillages. But we must also raise the fact that in as much as the rainy weather has caused many problems on our roads, the other reality is that the recent floods worsened it.
