BONUS - RUSTENBURG - In South Africa, cataracts are a major cause of avoidable blindness, affecting over 370 000 people.
Hot Cares and Ecomed Medical, have partnered with the Johannesburg Eye Hospital to change the lives of 140 people, as part of World Sight Day. This in an effort to highlight healthcare inequalities and make a tangible difference in people’s lives.
Rustenburg Fashion Week
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - The most exquisite fashion event of the year for North West province, the Rustenburg Fashion Week, recently took place.
This year, the event kicked off with business networking with a 10 speaker panelist from the fashion, model, entrepreneurs, academics and finance industries talking about fashion trends, unlocking challenges and sharing opportunities within the sector.
Reward offered for info on Bojanala bus fires
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - The South African Police Service has offered a reward of up to R50 000 for any information that can lead to the arrest and successful prosecution of alleged perpetrators in the Bojanala bus fire investigations.
Two malicious damage to property cases were reported in the early hours of the morning of Tuesday, 1 October at two Bojanala bus depots.
It is alleged that six busses at the Bojanala Bus Depo at Chaneng and a further 17 buses at Tlaseng were set on fire to a joined estimated value of R69 million.
Police continue to arrest more illegal mine workers in Vala Umgodi operations
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - "Vala Umgodi" operations led to the arrest of 39 suspects between Thursday, 3 and Saturday, 5 October, in Sun City and Mooinooi.
All 39 suspects, including 34 males and five females, were nabbed for contravention of Section 49 (1)(a) of the Immigration Act, (Act No. 13 of 2002). Out of the 39 suspects, ten were also charged for illegal mining and eight for being in possession of wrought material. All 39 suspects were scheduled to appear in the Brits and Mogwase Magistrates’ Courts respectively on Monday, 6 October.
The date is set for the big, brave and ballsy 2024 Hollard Daredevil Run
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - Registrations are open to run cancer outta your hood. It’s an event known by its distinctive purple speedos and bold mission to raise awareness about male cancers.
The annual Hollard Daredevil Run will once again be bringing vital awareness back to hoods and companies across the country when it takes place this year on Friday, 1 November 2024.
What started 15 years ago with a few brave souls running through peak hour traffic in speedos to raise awareness about cancer, has become a nationwide phenomenon that brings attention to prostate and testicular cancers.
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