Lentswe, Klerksdorp - The Justice and Peace Commission of the Catholic Diocese of Klerksdorp said Workers Day was not just a holiday but that South Africans were celebrating the tireless efforts of the workers, breadwinners who drive the economy of our country and prosperity. Workers were honoured in a special way for making our lives better through the goods produced and services rendered. This year marks 31 years of democracy, a significant and remarkable progress has been achieved through the current labour laws.
World Hand Hygiene Day
World Hand Hygiene Day was celebrated at the Klerksdorp-Tshepong Hospital Complex on Monday May 5. They promoted proper handwashing techniques and infection prevention practices as clean hands save lives.
Watch out for fake policemen
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - The Southern African Fraud Prevention Service (SAFPS) is warning the public against a scam in which scammers are posing as members of the South African Police Service (SAPS). These fake policemen trick and intimidate individuals into handing over personal and financial information to them. In extreme cases, victims are even manipulated into transferring funds to them.
Bishop to be buried
Lentswe, Kanana - Tributes are pouring in after the passing of Bishop Makoro. Bishop OP Makoro (49), who served in ministry at Phodiso Worship Centre under the leadership of Apostle TD Mofokeng, passed away on April 29. The centre family suffered a great loss at the passing of the bishop, who was deeply embedded into the church. During Easter, he reminded the flock that “Dismas, the second sinner who was beside Jesus, repented and asked to be with the Lord in paradise”. A promise was made by Jesus and now the churchgoers believe that this promise was kept with Bishop Makoro. They believe that he is now enjoying the kept promises of the Lord. He is survived by his wife and three children. Bishop Makoro’s funeral service will be held on Saturday May 10 at Mokati Hall in Kanana at 07:30.
Reaching out...
Diocesan executive members of a Roman Catholic solidarity Kemolo ea Maria (Immaculate Conception) visited the Rethabile Children’s Home to donate toiletries. Seen are members of the solidarity and staff of Rethabile, among others Cecilia Mokoena, Clarina Makau (Kalake) and Victoria Martin.More Articles …
