Klerksdorp Record, Klerksdorp - Tickets are being sold for a ladies tea where Cancervive’s CEO Marlene Nortje will be the main speaker.
The event will highlight the roll Cancervive plays in creating awareness and celebrating cancer survivors.
Local cancer warrior, Liesl Morgan will also share some insight on her battle with the disease. Estate agent Tanya Els will complete the trio of guest speakers.
Tickets are available at R250 each. The event is scheduled to be held on July 20 at Star Raceway in Klerksdorp. Contact Carla on 060 977 2377 or Tanya on 072 108 3360 for more information.
Jong ma sterk aan na operasie
Klerksdorp Rekord, Klerksdorp - Elnika Lombard se breinoperasie was ‘n sukses en die dokters kon daarin slaag om 90% van die gewas in haar brein te verwyder.
Klerksdorp Rekord het vroeër in Mei berig oor die jong ma wat na erge hoofpyne met die gewas gediagnoseer is. Dié simptome het verlede jaar begin en terwyl haar vorige huisdokter haar klagtes van konstante hoofpyn afgelag het, het ‘n ander dokter haar op 9 April vir ‘n MRI skandering gestuur wat die ergste bevestig het.
Making a little boy’s dream come true
Klerksdorp Record, Klerksdorp - A youngster from Jouberton was all smiles last week when Rio Casino helped his dream come true.
The casino partnered with the Reach for a Dream Foundation to make Tsiamiso Swanepoel’s dream come true. He is very sick and dreams of being a chef one day. He also really wanted a Playstation 5.
Rotary supports Goue Arend Primary
Klerksdorp Record, Alabama - In honour of Rotary’s Youth Month, the Klerksdorp club delivered textbooks and science kits to Goue Arend Primary School in Alabama.
Earlier this year, Klerksdorp Rotary was approached by Wyman Slambert who expressed a dream to open a media centre for the learners at the school before he retires. He is the media centre coordinator.
Feeding the needy
Klerksdorp Record, Klerksdorp - Tuesday May 28 is World Hunger Day and despite worldwide efforts to promote food security, global hunger is on the rise, driven by natural resource shortages, climate change, and armed conflicts.
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