Lentswe, Klerksdorp - The high density Operation Shanela to prevent and combat crime continues to ensure that perpetrators are brought to book. This after 1 051 suspects were arrested for various crimes around the province in the operations last week.
Here’s how much domestic workers should be paid
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - The new National Minimum Wage is up 4.4% from R27.58 in 2024. Klerksdorp residents should be aware that the new National Minimum Wage has been set at R28.79 per hour, up from R27.58 in 2024, reflecting a 4.4% increase in line with inflation. This rate applies to all workers, including domestic workers. However, those employed under the government’s extended public works programme will earn a reduced rate of R15.83 per hour.
Pray with women around the world
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - The 95th Women’s World Day of Prayer in SA takes place next month. All women are invited to come and celebrate the 60th Women’s Prayer Day in Klerksdorp as well as the 95th celebration in SA this year. This annual event all over the world, where women gather to pray, takes place on March 7, at 10:00, at NG Kerk La Hoff, 44 Odendaal Street.
Police active throughout the province
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - The police working with other law enforcement agencies and role players remain steadfast in ensuring that Operation Shanela puts criminals behind bars. This follows the arrest of 780 suspects in the province between January 27 and February 2.
Cops arrested for Tiger’s escape
Lentswe, Stilfontein - Four police officers were arrested last week for their involvement in the escape of Stilfontein underground kingpin, Neo James Tiger Tshwaeli. All four of the police officers worked on the Stilfontein Vala Umgodi operation. They were arrested on Friday Janaury 31 and were charged with defeating the ends of justice.