Lentswe, Klerksdorp - The NW Chamber of Commerce announced the appointment of Xoli Moagi as the new CEO. Moagi succeeds the late André Coertzen who served the business community across the province since the inception of the chamber. He passed away suddenly in August last year. Senior Board member, Kgotso Mmadi welcomed Moagi saying she is an exceptional asset to the chamber. “Her dedication, work ethic, and organisational abilities will be beneficial to the vision of the business chamber. We are truly excited to welcome her to the new CEO position,’’ he said.
Former MM gets five years for theft
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - Last week, former Municipal Manager Abbey Dlavane (61) was sentenced to five years imprisonment on charges of theft and contravention of the Municipal Finance Management Act. Dlavane was employed as the Municipal Manager for Dr Kenneth Kaunda District municipality between January 2009 and March 2010.
MRM CONGRATULATES 2025 INFLUENTIAL MAN OF THE YEAR
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - The Moral Regeneration Movement (MRM) in the North West on Wednesday April 30 congratulated its Provincial Interim Committee member, Ananias Ndlovu who was awarded the Influential Man of the Year Award by Big M Productions over the past weekend. Ndlovu was awarded the prestigious award at the Big M Production’s 2025 Annual edition in recognition of the work he does for community media at the awards held on Sunday April 27 at the Lyric Theatre, Gold Reef City in Johannesburg.
DA calls for probe into bodyguards
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - The DA in council is asking questions about a Matlosana councillor’s security bill that is being footed by the taxpayer. Cllr Gerhard Strydom revealed last month that it cost the Matlosana Municipality just more than R1,2 million from October to end of April to pay for six bodyguards for Cllr Wesley Kgang. Kgang is the MMC for Local Economic Development. Strydom is now asking that the appointment of bodyguards be investigated.
Firearms, ammo found in Kanana
Lentswe, Orkney - It was a busy long weekend for the police in the province. The Anti-Gang Unit arrested three Lesotho foreign nationals in Kanana on Friday morning April 25, after being found in possession of unlicensed firearms and ammunition. The first suspect, Rethabile Johannes Ntoyi, was arrested for illegal possession of a Norinco firearm with eight rounds of ammunition. The other two suspects, Seronthe Nthipu, and Thabo Mphinyame, were found in possession of an unlicensed revolver, four rounds of ammunition and spent 9mm cartridge.
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