Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - In an effort to address the growing demand for blood, the South African National Blood Service (SANBS), are urging all South Africans - particularly new donors - to come forward and make a life-saving difference by donating blood on Saturday April 12, from 09:00 to 16:00.
The best of the best
Klerksdorp/Tshepong Tertiary Hospital has been recognised as the “Best Provincial Hospital” providing practical training for nursing students by NWU during the Annual Pledge of Service and Oath taking ceremony. The ceremony was held on Friday April 4 at the NWU’s Sanlam Auditorium, Potchefstroom Campus. Sr Lesedi Taunyane was recognised as the Best Professional Nurse from Klerksdorp/Tshepong Tertiary Hospital.
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Die Pick n Pay stalletjiemark het op Saterdag 29 Maart uit sy nate gebars met 53 uitstallers wat baie goed ondersteun is deur die Klerksdorp gemeenskap. Veertig spoggerige veteraanmotors het gepronk en baie aandag getrek. Die organiseerder, Tinus van Staden, bedank elke uitstaller en eienaar van die veteraanmotors wat die dag so ‘n groot sukses gemaak het.
Sassa deadline extended
Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - Thousands of Sassa grant beneficiaries can breathe a sigh of relief as the deadline to replace the SASSA gold cards with Postbank’s black cards has been extended a further two months. The new deadline is now May 31. The announcement was made by Postbank’s CEO, Nikki Mbengashe, on Friday March 28.
New books: The First-Generation Founder: How to build a start-up mindset and thrive
by Raymond Ledwaba (published by Tafelberg)
Here is a hands-on guide for emerging entrepreneurs who aim to break away from corporate South Africa and build a life on their own terms. Rooted in the real-world journey of its author, Raymond Ledwaba, this book captures the unique challenges and rewards that come with stepping into entrepreneurship for the first time as an executive. It offers readers more than just advice on creating a business; it provides the mindset shifts, skill-building strategies, and personal anecdotes necessary to navigate the unpredictable path of a start-up founder. It provides insights and advice on navigating the daunting journey into the unknown while dealing with South African problems like inequality and black tax. From the crucial decision to leave behind corporate security to building a resilient, growth-oriented mentality, The First-Generation Founder is crafted for individuals who are ready to take risks, confront failures, and pursue success in the world’s most unequal society.