Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - SASSA reminded recipients that grants will automatically lapse if you pass away or if you move and no longer live permanently in South Africa. Also, if your health deteriorates and you have to move into a state care institution. Similarly, you are not allowed to receive more than one SASSA grant at a time, therefore you cannot receive War Veterans, Child Support, SRD, Disability or any of the others simultaneously.

Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - Tickets are being sold for a ladies tea where Cancervive’s CEO Marlene Nortje will be the main speaker. The event will highlight the roll Cancervive plays in creating awareness and celebrating cancer survivors.

“Jy!” Tannie Annatjie leun vorentoe sodat haar stoel kraak. “Jy moet help!”
Mevrou Smit was so besig om haar verlepte melktert ‘n tweede kans te gee, dat sy nie eers besef het dis sy wat so driftig aangespreek word nie. Maar sy voel almal se oë op haar...”
Elizabeth Wasserman, ‘n gebore Klerksdorper, se Mevrou Smit is terug. En sy het wéér haar hande vol met Aronspoort se mense. Terwyl die dorp eintlik wil bruilof hou, slaan ‘n vrou morsdood neer. Is daar ‘n logiese verduideliking vir die skielike dood, of steek daar méér agter die geheimsinnige sterfte?
Met Mevrou Smit in die omtrek bly geen steen onaangeraak nie en is niemand se privaat sake so privaat soos wat hulle graag sal wil dink nie. 
Boonop is daar ook ‘n paar dinge in haar verlede wat sy nie baie graag aan die grootklok gehang wil hê nie!
Die tweede boek in die Mev Smit-reeks is byna lekkerder as die eerste een. 
Indien jy van ‘n ligter aanslag vir jou krimi hou, sal dié so reg in jou kraal wees. 
‘Die nege lewens van Mevrou Smit’ word uitgegee deur Penguin Random House SA. Vir meer oor die boek, of die skrywer, gaan kuier op Penguin se webwerf - www.penguinrandomhouse.co.za

The Murder Club
By Sam Baron
Published by Storm Publishing
Read by Salomé Kotzé

This book with the catchy title is one of those page turners that will keep you up reading late at night, just finishing one chapter. And then another chapter. And then it is very late, and you might as well just read the next chapter. I just loved the plot. Imagine an exclusive murder club formed by billionaires (yes, you can have too much money) who are being killed off one by one. This club is obsessed with the mysterious ‘Clothesline killer’ - who preys on single mothers being investigated for suspected neglect. Each victim bore the same chilling hallmark - being strangled in her bed at night by a masked figure with a clothesline.