Lentswe, Klerksdorp - Indeed, a promise of a heavenly and spiritual experience was fulfilled to the people of Matlosana through the Ultimate Gospel Festival that was brought by Amahubo (The Psalmist) and Friends at the Auditorium on Saturday October 21.
The show started with special performances from the likes of the Vaal’s Nombuso, artists from Rustenburg and local artists from Stilfontein and Jouberton. But the showstopper was brightened by the two former finalists of Idols SA, Diamara (Vryburg) and Innocentia Sibi (Khuma) with their sweet voices. How can one forget the maturely experienced Oaratwa Monye (Mahikeng) who sang like a legendary gospel artist?
Ultimate gospel festival
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - The Civic Centre will come alive this weekend when gospel artists share the stage. The Ultimate Gospel Festival will take place from 17:00 on Saturday October 21. Gospel artists such as Keke Phoofolo, Sipho Ngwenya, William Sejake, Amahubo (The Psalmist), Moose Sounds Music, Josh Floods, Nombuso, Oaratwa Monye and the two former finalists of Idols SA, Diamara and Innocentia Sibi, will perform.
According to Amahubo, the organiser, they promise followers and music lovers a once in a lifetime experience that will be all about outstanding musical performances.
Get your ticket at Computicket or Webtickets and for more information contact 079 492 0966.
SASBO donates groceries in Khuma
Lentswe, Khuma - The Tholoana Foundation hosted an event in collaboration with the SASBO union on September 30. This event marked a heartwarming occasion where SASBO generously donated essential groceries to an already-established soup kitchen. Kgotso Madi, executive member of SASBO, expressed the union’s unique approach and commitment to community engagement.
He highlighted that while many unions primarily advocate for salary increases, SASBO sets itself apart by dedicating a portion of its resources each year to extend a helping hand to various organizations.
Golden anniversary
Lentswe, Kanana - A couple of this township is still happy and in love after 50 years of marriage. Paseke (74) and Makatse (71) Nteso got married on October 8 in 1973 and celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home this past weekend.
Paseke was born in Lesotho, moved to Klerksdorp to find work and this is where he met the nice lady he calls his wife.