12 Desember 2025
Klerksdorp Rekord, Klerksdorp - Gemeentelede van die Lede in Christus kerk het Maandagmiddag 8 Desember met skok en afgryse reageer na die nuus dat die kerk se afgetrede pastoor, sy vrou en hul volwasse seun in ‘n motorongeluk gesterf het.
Michiel Erasmus (69), sy vrou Betsie (68), en hul seun, Martin (47), was onderweg na Sandton vir mediese behandeling vir Michiel toe hulle omstreeks 15:00 in ‘n wolkbreuk en haelstorm beland. Dit was tussen Fochville en Westonaria in Gauteng.
12 Desember 2025
Klerksdorp Record, Hartbeesfontein - The Hawks are looking into an alleged armed robbery at a game farm near Hartbeesfontein where a substantial amount of cash and more than 90 rhino horns were stolen.
Klerksdorp Record was told confidentially that the victim claims he was sleeping when three unknown suspects entered his home. He was tied up and 98 rhino horns, two cellphones and R50 000 cash were stolen. It happened in the early hours of Monday December 8.
12 December 2025
Klerksdorp Record, Klerksdorp - Best in the NW is a term not used lightly at this newspaper unless you can prove it. Klerksdorp Record is the best in the NW and yes, we can prove it!
We walked away with the NW Media Award over the weekend as the province’s top community newspaper. Our sister papers, Rustenburg Herald and The Mail were among the nominees.
12 December 2025
Klerksdorp Record, Klerksdorp - Five suspects appeared in court for allegedly “selling” jobs at the Matlosana Municipality. They allegedly charged job seekers R10 000 per vacancy.
According to Brig Sabata Mokgwabone, police spokesperson, members of the Provincial Organised Crime responded to a complaint from the municipality about individuals who complained about employment contracts they signed, on condition that they pay R10 000. However, they were never employed.
12 December 2025
Klerksdorp Rekord, Klerksdorp - The Matlosana Municipality has responded to the ongoing billing crisis that has left residents confused and frustrated over massively inflated municipal accounts.
Last week, it was reported that the new system, which requires residents to submit their own readings, has been chaotic. Many who complied found their payments were not allocated, their submitted readings were ignored, and they received statements with unrealistic estimated readings.
