The Klerksdorp School of Gymnastics staged their showcase last week and people will be talking about it for a long time. The school staged the show over three nights. It wasn’t just a gymnastics show but a world class production with costumes, lighting and choreography. It was two hours of mind-boggling gymnastics and theatre. This showcase takes place every two years and people are already looking forward to the next one. More info about the showcase and the school in Klerksdorp Record this week. Photo: Danie Jacobs.
New Cansa eShop launched
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - The Cancer Association of South Africa (Cansa) is excited to announce the launch of its online shop that coincides with Giving Tuesday, which falls on Tuesday December 3 this year. This annual event is described as a ‘global generosity movement’ which was created in 2012 to encourage people to give back to their communities, support local non-profit organisations, such as Cansa, and help those in need.
Geloftefeeste in die omgewing
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - Verskeie Geloftefeeste vind op 16 Desember plaas. Die slag van Bloedrivier en die geskiedenis van die Groot Trek word gedenk en die eer van die oorwinning aan God gegee.
Nuwe bywette oor spaza-winkels
Klerksdorp Midweek, Orkney - Bywette oor die regulering van spaza-winkels en informele straathandelaars, is verlede week tydens ʼn raadsvergadering van die dr Kenneth Kaunda-distriksmunisipaliteit goedgekeur.
Hierdie raadsbesluit volg ná volgehoue druk van die VF Plus sedert 2023, aldus rdl Mariska van Tonder. Volgens haar het die formalisering van die bywette onder meer gesloer weens die ANC-beheerde munisipaliteit se versuim om tydig die korrekte openbare deelnameprosesse in werking te stel.
Miss SA reveals her national costume
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - Miss South Africa Mia le Roux has revealed her Miss Universe national costume and three gowns that she would have worn at the pa-geant, at Cape Town Fashion Week (CTFW): The Edit Spring Summer 24. The magnificent Ndebele-inspired national costume, with its culturally significant symbols, featured an original artwork at the base of the gown from iconic Ndebele artist Dr Esther Mahlangu. There was also input from the AFI Atelier.