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Klerksdorp Record, Klerksdorp - A photo of a Pied Kingfisher in a vertical dive was taken by Klerksdorp photographer Robby Holmwood. It earned him a second runner-up position in the Kruger Magazine amateur photo competition. 

Holmwood is a member of the Klerksdorp Photography Club. He said he took the photograph in the south of the Kruger Park near Bergendal rest camp. 

“The intent was to capture photos of the Kingfisher as it hovers in the air above the water before it dives. Because of the speed of the dive, it was never my intent to capture the diving Kingfisher. However, it was with a bit of luck that, with the hovering bird in the viewfinder, I instinctively followed the bird as it started the dive and managed to capture it in this vertical diving position,’’ Holmwood said.

 

 

 

Klerksdorp Rekord, Orkney - Dominique Prinsloo is ‘n elfjarige meisiekind wat se lewe in ‘n oogwink verander het toe sy einde verlede jaar uit die bloute met longkanker gediagnoseer is. Haar ma, Corene, beskryf haar kind se toestand as kritiek. 

Dominique is gek oor ballet en het verlede jaar Oktober erg pyn oor haar blaaie gekry as sy ballet en toe bloed begin hoes. “Toe het ons besef iets is groot fout. Dit was nie lank toe is sy gediagnoseer en het die behandeling begin,” vertel Corene.

 

 

Read more …Elfjarige se stryd met kanker

Klerksdorp Record, Khuma - The Khuma cemetery has reached its full capacity.

According to the Matlosana municipality, the last burials took place on Saturday February 24. “Residents are informed that all future burials will be conducted at the Stilfontein/Klerksdorp cemetery. Only the re-opening of graves and already purchased plots will be allowed,” the municipality said in a notice. 

Contact the Community Services: cemeteries and aerodrome, on 018 487 8790/8789 for more information.

 

Klerksdorp Record, Klerksdorp - Every drop counts.

That is the message from the Department of Water and Sanitation that hosted a public education and awareness programme last week in Dr KK municipalities. The aim is to change people’s behaviour towards wise water use and good hygienic practices.

The Executive Mayor of the City of Matlosana, Cllr James Tsolela supported the initiative and motivated Inyathela Primary School learners to start practising water conservation methods and good health and hygiene. 

Read more …Be more water wise, mayor tells kids

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