Lentswe, Klerksdorp - Daily sewer spills in every town and township in the Kosh Area are a health hazards for the community and create irreversible damage to the environment. Lentswe is sent videos daily of sewer spills of which some have been ongoing for weeks with nothing being done. Orkney’s Sheridan Street sewer spill is a disaster for people living in the area, and despite sporadic work being done at the drain, the sewage problem there has been continuing for years now.
Only one passenger per vehicle not true
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - A so-called statement by the SA National Taxi Council that it instructed South Africans not to use private vehicles or carry their families, caused a tsunami in the national media. Santaco (SA National Taxi Council) said this message is “false and misleading”. This comes after pictures and videos emerged on social media alleging that Santaco members prevented motorists from having more than one passenger in their cars. According to the reports, it did not matter if motorists were with their children, family, friends, or colleagues; they would damage, crash or even burn the car in public.
Look after the elderly
Lentswe, Jouberton - A local initiative is asking for help. Mamase Elderly initiative aims to cater and bath elderly residents four times a month. Kegomoditswe Mamase Magajane believes “blessed is the hand that gives”, and she appeals for bath soap, towels, Dettol, Vaseline, rubbing salve, shampoo and a nail cutter. Donations can be dropped off at 16667, Ext 16. Contact 078 165 9063 if you can help this worthy cause.
Women’s month roadblock
In celebration of Women’s Month, the City of Matlosana’s law enforcement team conducted a joint roadblock operation with the Department of Public Safety, SAPS, Security, and Fire & Rescue Services on Friday August 15. The operation aimed to ensure road safety and compliance with vehicle regulations by inspecting vehicle roadworthiness, checking license validity, and educating motorists on responsible driving. Common infringements included expired license discs and driving without valid licenses.
Queen with a cause
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - Phoebe Moselane, a 21-year-old from Matlosana, is a finalist for Miss Excellency SA. She holds an N4 qualification in Business Management, and although she faced academic challenges during her N5 studies, she refused to give up. “I’m committed to pushing beyond my limits to achieve my academic goals. That’s why I’ve taken a leap of faith and am currently working on improving my Grade 12 results, with the ultimate goal of pursuing an LLB degree,” she said.
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