BONUS - RUSTENBURG - The Phakisa 400, the sixth and penultimate round of the 2024 SA Rally-Raid Championship was a fast, windy and dusty affair, but after the dust had settled, it was the race winners, Henk Lategan and navigator, Brett Cummings who emerged as the SARRC overall champions.
This is their fourth overall title in the SARRC together and the team will aim to also claim the FIA Ultimate T1+ title.
Police warns public against scammers
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - The South African Police Service (SAPS) management in the province has warned the public, with concern, regarding escalating fraud cases in places like Rustenburg, Hartbeespoortdam, Lichtenburg and Klerksdorp - among others.
Despite regular warnings and tips by the police and financial institutions, it is apparent that fraudsters continue to defraud unsuspecting members of the community.
Legal Aid - free will drafting this week
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - Legal Aid SA will empower South Africans to take control of their future by making the most of National Wills Week, from 16 - 20 September. A will is a must-have legal document that guarantees your assets are distributed in line with your wishes after passing.
Lategan and Cummings conquer Phakisa 400 to emerge as victors
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - The multiple SA Rally-Raid champions, Henk Lategan and navigator, Brett Cummings, received the chequered flag as the winners of the Phakisa 400, the sixth and penultimate round of the SARRC at Welkom in the Free State, and by bringing their Toyota Gazoo Racing Hilux IMT EVO home as the victors. They concluded unfinished business by securing the overall and the FIA Ultimate T1+ titles.
Three ways scammers aim to fool
BONUS - RUSTENBURG - Fraudsters and scammers continue to be on the prowl and are more sophisticated than ever. They rely on psychological tactics to put a dent in your personal finances and every South African is at risk of falling victim, because many times we underestimate the risk.