Lentswe, Klerksdorp - Rethabile Ngwenya, founder of Reaobokwe Agri-business, is a young visionary using township farming not just to grow food - but to grow futures. Based in Potchefstroom, she transforms township land into thriving gardens and learning spaces. Through her self-started Boys and Girls Club, she teaches local kids how to plant, grow, and understand the power of food - instilling life skills, confidence, and hope in the process.

Lentswe, Klerksdorp - This week, the police launched their much anticipated e-recruitment drive for 5 500 aspiring police officers to join their ranks. It is the first time that the police will utilise an Electronic Recruitment System, through which youth from all walks of life, can submit their applications to be considered for the entry level Police trainee posts.

The family of Obakeng Piet Moseki is heartbroken. He went missing on Youth Day June 16 and hasn’t been seen since. His sister, Patricia, is worried sick about his safety and well-being as he has epilepsy. He stays alone in Ext 14 and is fifty years old. Contact Patricia on 072 611 9839 or the Kanana police station on 060 997 3145 if you know of his whereabouts. He needs his medication.

Lentswe, Mahikeng -  With the winter initiation season barely starting the Provincial Initiation Coordinating Committee (PICC) has already shut down 14 illegal initiation schools and rescued 67 male initiates in Bojanala Platinum, Dr Kenneth Kaunda and Ngaka Modiri Molema Districts. The shutdowns were done during the extensive monitoring operations across the province to ensure that all schools operating during the period are compliant with the Customary Initiation Act of 2021, which provides for the effective regulation of customary initiation practices.