Lentswe, Potchefstroom - The NW police participated in the national Take a Child to Work Campaign by exposing Gr 10 to 12 learners from different schools in the area to the working environment. Children were welcomed at the NW Airwing on May 22, where they were motivated by the Acting Provincial Commissioner, Major Patrick Asaneng, to “take off” and become people that will serve others. He said: “Go and be good doers”.

a title="Moditle “Boikie” Pholo." hr"><i" st" sr" wi" he"></" />"entswe, Klerksdorp - In what can be best described as a jubilant celebration of South African cinema, the 2nd Annual Khuma Film Festival will  honour the dramatic prowess of one of Orkney and the province’s finest in veteran actor - Moditle “Boikie” Pholo. The Khuma Film Festival is taking place at the Phillemon Masinga Sports Complex Hall until May 30. With a career that spans over five decades, Pholo has captivated audiences through a diverse array of roles that resonate deeply with South African cultural narratives. His ability to embody complex characters has not only earned him accolades but also a loyal fanbase that admires his dedication to the craft. 

Lentswe, Klerksdorp - A new NPO called Seriti Sa Mosadi was launched in the city last weekend. Run by Daphney Qonde, who is working at the NW Department of Health as the Deputy Principal of NW CoEC (College of Emergency Care), the NGO wants to empower women. Seriti Sa Mosadi means Dignity of a Woman. According to Qonde, sanitary pads is a luxury that underprivileged women cannot afford. They donated these pads during the launch at the Protea Hotel on Saturday May 24.