Lentswe, Klerksdorp - A delegation from the North West Housing Corporation visited the facilities of Midvaal Water Company this week and they were impressed by the facilities.
Businessman facing terror charges gets bail
Lentswe, Lichtenburg - The local Magistrate’s Court granted bail to Ziyahd Hoorzook (35), who is facing charges of financing terror operations. Bail was set at R30 000, with strict conditions: he must report to the Sandton Police Station every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday between 06:00 and 17:00, refrain from interfering with investigations or witnesses, and share his live location with the investigating officer.
Triple murder in Kanana, 4 arrested
Lentswe, Kanana - Kanana police worked around the clock to identify and arrest four men for the triple murder of three males between the ages of 25 and 38.
It is alleged that Saturday evening, January 18, a fight broke out between Basotho at a tavern in Extension 3 in Kanana. According to Col Adele Myburgh, police spokesperson, Initial information indicated that the one group overpowered the other and forced five victims into a vehicle and kidnapped them. “They drove to the nearby Schoonspruit where they assaulted these victims. One of the victims escaped and four others were thrown into the river. One of the victims swam to safety, whilst three others went missing.’’
North West police win awards
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - The 10th National Excellence Awards were held in Durban last weekend. North West based police officers brought home seven trophies from the function held on Sunday January 26. The awards, under the theme “Saluting Those Who Shine in the Line of Duty” were held to reward members and employees who excelled and went beyond the call of duty and contributed immensely towards the achievement of organisational strategic objectives in the financial year 2023 / 20.
Pothole patching in Khuma
Lentswe, Khuma - The Premier of North West, Lazarus Mokgosi, visited Khuma as part of the Thuntsha Lerole program. Accompanied by key officials, including MEC of Agriculture Cllr Madoda Sambatha, Executive Mayor of the City of Matlosana, Cllr Fikile Mahlophe, and Speaker of DR KK, Cllr Xlolile Nxozana, the Premier was overseeing the inspection of pothole patching and handed over certificates for beekeeping and honey harvesting.
This initiative is part of the provincial government’s efforts to accelerate service delivery and address challenges faced by local communities. The Thuntsha Lerole program has been rolled out across various municipalities in the North West province, providing integrated services such as water and sanitation, roads maintenance, infrastructure projects, waste management, and health and social services.