Saak van bejaarde se mishandeling duur voort
MARTI WILL
Die langverwagte hofsaak wat sal handel oor die beweerde aanranding van ’n 81-jarige slagoffer by ’n ouetehuis in Welkom, is tot Januarie 2026 uitgestel vir verdere ondersoek en getuieverklarings
Die verhoor teen Lynette Brummer (64), Anna Fourie (73), Nomsa Ngcongwane (56), Prudence Majorobella (35), Mofolo Ntswaki (30) en Puseleletso Mola (33) sal op 30 Januarie in die Welkom-streekhof begin
Die aanklagte teen die beskuldigdes
sluit in poging tot moord, aanranding met die opset om ernstige liggaamlike leed te veroorsaak, en ontvoering van ’ n 81-jarige vrou by ’ n verswakte-sorg-tehuis in Welkom Hulle word ook deur aanklagte in die gesig gestaar onder die Wet op ouer persone 13 van 2006 vir fisieke en geestelike mishandeling van ’ n bejaarde
Streeklanddros Ludidi het tydens die uitstel op Maandag 8 Desember, gesê dat hierdie aanklagte baie ernstig is en in die streekhof strawwe van nie minder nie as 15 jaar gevangenisstraf elk dra
Brummer en haar medebeskuldigdes het stil in die hof gesit
terwyl hulle gehoor het dat hul saak in 2026 voortgesit word
Die landdros het ook ’ n versoek deur Vista goedgekeur om foto’s van die beskuldigdes tydens die verhoor te neem Die prokureurs vir die beskuldigdes het hierdie aansoek teengestaan
In sy bevinding het die landdros opgemerk dat joernaliste oor Suid-Afrika heen beskuldigdes tydens verhore afneem
Mariana Payne, dogter van die slagoffer, Bettie Payne, is vasberade om geregtigheid te sien vir die beweerde wreedheid teen haar moeder Volgens getuienis wat tydens
die vorige hofsitting op 6 Augustus gehoor is, het Brummer na bewering die slagoffer aangeval Daar was ook melding van ' n stemboodskap waarin
Brummer na bewering aan die dogter van die slagoffer erken dat sy haar ma geslaan het
Die saak is deur die slagoffer se dogter, wat die saak geopen het, by die polisie aangemeld
Die Welkom-landdroshof het aan Brummer R5 000 borgtog toegestaan, terwyl die ander beskuldigdes elk borg van R1 000 ontvang het
Die streeklandros het bevestig dat die streng borgvoorwaardes steeds van krag bly
Vista het begin verslag doen toe die dade aan die lig gekom het ná die ontdekking van videokamera-opnames wat in die slagoffer se kamer by die ouetehuis geneem is
Die video-opnames en foto’s toon uiterste verbale, geestelike en fisieke mishandeling waaraan die bejaarde vrou onderwerp is Sy is fisiek vasgebind met kleefband, met haar mond en hande vasgebind om beweging te voorkom
Die emosionele tonele in die video word vererger deur foto's wat uiters gekneus hande, bloeiende lippe van die kleefband, en kneusplekke en skraapmerke aan die gesig toon
Welkom treur oor bakker se afsterwe
MARTI WILL
Louise Fox, bekend as Welkom se bobaasbakster, is op Vrydag 5 Desember in die ouderdom van 73 oorlede
Louise is gebore in Welkom op 17 September 1952, en het haar lewe lank hier gewoon
Sy was getroud met wyle Gert Fox, ’ n bekende fotograaf in die omgewing Hy was 59-jaar oud met sy afsterwe op 31 Desember 2005
Louise was bekend vir haar trou-, verjaardag-, doop-, en Kerskoeke Sy was veral bekend vir koekversiering en was ’ n suikerkunstenaar
Sy het altyd graag vertel dat haar ma, Babs Jacobs, op haar dag ’ n koekbakster en versierder in eie reg was Louise het die Suid-Afrikaanse koekversiersgilde in Welkom gestig, waarvan sy later jare die voorsitter was Sy het gesê dat koekbak en versierwerk harde werk is, maar dit gee ’ n mens soveel plesier Sy het ook daarvan gehou om lesse aan te bied Haar gebak was gewild en bestellings het vroeër jare van oor die hele
Fox
Suid-Afrika heen, en ook van oorsee af, ingestroom “Sy was goed vir Welkom en sy mense, en geliefd deur almal wat haar geken het,” sê haar dogter, Brunhilde Fox
Sy word deur haar seun, Werner; dogter, Brunhilde; kleinkind, Keynan; en susters Elsa, Lynette en broer Tok Jacobs oorleef
Louise word op 15 Desember om 14:00 vanuit die Word of Faith Church in Constantiaweg begrawe
Weer stuit nie liggiefees
Ondanks gure weer,wind en reën was die Bultfontein-liggiefees op Vrydag 8 Desember ’n onvergeetlike geleentheid Dit was die tweede jaar agtereenvolgens dat dié aandmark in die straat voor die ouetehuis gehou is Ondanks die reën wat uitstallers en besoekers sopnat gelaat het,was die liggies en musiek vir baie onvergeetlik.Een van die uitstallers,Hallo Dolly,sê as die weer op enige ander
verkope gehad het nie “Dit was ’n fantastiese opkoms ongelooflik hoeveel
ondanks die storms,”sê sy FOTO: Verskaf
Louise Fox het gesê dat koekbak en versierwerk harde werk is,maar dit gee ’n mens soveel plesier
Louise Fox was onder meer bekend vir die troukoeke wat sy gebak het
Louise
FOTO S: Verskaf
Vertroue in God se vervulde belofte
Advent is ’n tyd van afwagting, vervulling en roeping.
Soos die jaar tot ’ n einde kom en die kerk die Koningsblou kleur aantrek, herinner Advent ons aan die Latynse betekenis Adventus – die koms Dit is ’ n tyd waarin gelowiges saam met Israel uitsien na die vervulling van God se belofte: die geboorte van Jesus Christus, die Verlosser en Koning Dit is ook ’ n tyd waar ons afwagtend is na Christus se wederkoms, soos in die belydenisskrifte verwoord word
Die gedeelte uit Lukas 1:26–38 vertel hoe die engel Gabriël aan
Maria verskyn met die aankondiging dat sy deur die Heilige Gees swanger sal word en die Seun van God in die wêreld sal bring Hierdie gebeurtenis is die vervulling van die profesieë en die begin van God se reddingsplan wat in Christus volbring word
Maar Advent herinner ons nie net aan die vervulling van God se beloftes nie; dit is ook ’ n tyd van roeping Maria, ’ n jong Joodse meisie tussen veertien en sestien, het waarskynlik
haar eie drome en planne vir haar lewe gehad Tog word haar toekoms skielik en radikaal verander deur God se roepstem Anders as figure soos Abraham, Moses en Jona – wat aanvanklik geworstel, getwyfel of probeer wegkom het – aanvaar Maria haar roeping sonder voorbehoud
Haar woorde: “Ek is die diensmeisie van die Here Mag met my gebeur volgens u woord,” getuig van geestelike volwassenheid
Maria se verhaal toon dat God se roeping dikwels ons lewensomstandighede en planne omkeer, maar dat Hy ons roep om Hom te vertrou Advent se klimaks is die geboorte van ons Heer Jesus Christus, maar Advent roep ons tot geloofsvertroue: om saam met God die pad te loop, selfs wanneer die toekoms onseker is; om nie met Hom te onderhandel of weg te vlug nie; om te glo dat Hy ons wil gebruik in Sy groter heilsplan
Die kern van Advent is dus vertroue – vertroue in God se vervulde belofte, vertroue in Christus se koms, en vertroue in die Here wat ons roep
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St Helena
Wys omgee met jaarlikse skenking aan DBV
Die Harvinia-rolbalklub het volgens tradisie sy jaarlikse skenking aan die Virginia DBV
sê
Trek saam vir Kersmark
Letters
True leadership can effect upliftment
Kgotsi Meintjies,Lejweleputswa:
There comes a time in the life of every community when the people look around and realise that things can not continue as they are
In Lejweleputswa, that moment arrived long ago - yet the pain, the frustration, the exhaustion continues to deepen
Every day, ordinary families wake up to taps that run dry, streets swallowed by potholes, refuse piling on corners, and streetlights that have not shone in years
Parents watch their children walk to school through unsafe, neglected neighbourhoods Small businesses - considered the heartbeat of our towns - close their doors because infrastructure keeps on failing them
These are not just “service delivery challenges”
These are lived realities that chip away at the dignity of our people
Our district is hurting And at the centre of that hurt lies a simple truth: Lejweleputswa deserves leadership that cares enough to fix what is broken
For years, communities have been promised improvement, yet the municipality continues to slide backward People are tired - tired of excuses, tired of instability, tired of leadership that arrives with slogans but disappears when accountability is needed most
We do not need leaders who chase positions
We need leaders who carry the weight of our struggles on their shoulders
As the district stands on the brink of yet another leadership transition, we cannot afford to get it
wrong again
This moment demands a leader who brings more than political credentials - someone with heart, integrity, competence, and the courage to confront dysfunction head-on
Lejweleputswa needs a leader who understands what it feels like for a grandmother to wait days for water
A leader who feels the frustration of a business owner who can not operate because the municipality has collapsed
A leader who sees our young people searching for opportunity in a district that has lost its direction
The people of Lejweleputswa are not asking for miracles
They are asking for basic, reliable, dignified service delivery - the kind every community deserves
And so this is an appeal to every resident, every civic group, every person who still believes this district can be saved: When leadership nominations come, choose with your heart, but also with your conscience Choose someone credible, capable, committed, and genuinely devoted to the people
Lejweleputswa is crying out for a leader who will steady the ship, restore hope, and rebuild trust between the municipality and the community We cannot keep patching wounds while ignoring the cause
The district needs healing - and this healing can only begin with true leadership
Lejweleputswa deserves better It is time to stand together and demand it
State of working conditions a concern
Nothing has yet been done about the hazardous working conditions that the workers at the Free State Department of Education in Welkom are compelled to work under
The department is currently situated in a rented building in Bok Street (the old Woolworths building)
According to a source in the Free State Department of Education who would like to remain anonymous, this volatile situation is an accident waiting to happen
He says the structure that houses vital education offices and which is daily frequented by dozens of staff members, learners, and visitors is reportedly in a dire state of disrepair
“Cracked walls, faulty wiring, water leaks, and visible structural damage paint a picture of neglect and danger
“According to concerned insiders, the building’s condition is so severe that it could take just one heavy storm or a single electrical fault to turn this into a tragedy”
Staff members have raised alarms about
collapsing ceilings, malfunctioning fire safety equipment, and unstable staircases
“We work here every day not knowing if the roof will hold or if a fire will break out,” said one employee, speaking on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisal
What makes the situation even more concerning is that the building is not owned by the department, but rented at a significant cost to taxpayers
The department is spending public money on a property that could potentially claim lives, a contradiction to its mandate to protect and serve the province’s learners and educators
Community safety activists are calling for immediate action
This includes urgent structural inspection by independent engineers, the relocation of staff to a safe facility whilst repairs or alternative arrangements are made In addition to that, the call for action asks for transparency from the Department of Education on why such a building was chosen and what steps are being taken
Staff are working under sagging ceilings, alongside exposed wires, broken fire equipment, and staircases that shake underfoot
Sources say a full investigation into how this hazardous site was approved must be done
“Every day this building stays open is another gamble with human lives And if disaster does hit, the Free State Education bosses will have nowhere to hide,” says the source
According to a letter from a concerned Matjhabeng employee that was directed to the Department of Education, building plans to convert the retail space into office space were never submitted for approval to the Matjhabeng Local Municipality
“This is a serious contravention of the law I am concerned that it does not have adequate lighting, ventilation, and therefore poses a serious health risk
“There are no adequate fire escape routes as well,” he says Vista sent an email to the Department of Education; it came back undelivered
gemaak Thea Smit,voorsitter van die DBV,
hulle harte loop oor van waardering vir die ongelooflike kontant skenking en kos wat met soveel liefde geskenk is.“Charmaine en Thys Labuschagne,julle is kragmense en ’n ware seën Dankie dat julle en die span hierdie mooi inisiatief gelei het,”sê Smit FOTO:
Verskaf
Efforts to combat crime increased
Police in the Free State have significantly intensified their efforts to combat the typical increase in criminal activity associated with the festive season This period often sees an increase in crime as people become distracted, homes are left vacant, and shoppers carry more cash or new valuables
As part of the national mandate, the Free State police is executing dedicated campaigns focusing on high-risk areas through Operation Shanela and Festive Season Operations These campaigns include high-visibility patrols, integrated roadblocks, and robust enforcement activities targeting:
Wanted suspects
Serious and violent crimes which include murder, rape, car hijackings, and robberies
Liquor Act enforcement
This extends to illegal firearms and drug possession
Operation Basadi initiatives continue with a focus on women ' s safety, community engagement, and awareness campaigns addressing gender-based violence (GBV) and substance abuse
As part of their essential safety guidelines, the police urges residents and travellers to practise extreme vigilance and implement the following safety measures:
Home safety
■ Ensure all doors and windows are properly locked before leaving
■ Do not post travel plans on social media or leave voicemail messages indicating absence
■ Ask a trusted neighbour or neighbourhood watch member to monitor your property and open or close
MAN GUILTY OF CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN
The Welkom Regional Court has found Charles Matthias Titus (44) guilty on multiple charges following the rape of two minor victims, and sentenced him to two terms of life imprisonment
The court heard how on 24 August 2019 the two female victims, aged 13 and 14, were lured by the convicted Titus while they were watching a netball match at an open field at the Dubai squatter camp in Bronville
Titus requested to send them to the local tuckshop
Upon their return from the tuckshop they went to the accused's shack where he prepared food for them to eat While at the shack the accused locked the door, took a knife from the drawer and threatened the victims
He further tied them up with shoelaces and put socks in their mouths before taking turns and repeatedly raping them
The victims reported the incident to
their elders, and a case of rape was then registered for further investigation Titus was subsequently arrested for rape
The case was assigned to Sgt Themba Jilimba of the Thabong Family Violence Child Protection and Sexual Offences (FCS) Unit
Through his extensive investigation he ensured that the accused was denied bail until the commencement of his trial
Titus was found guilty and sentenced to two life sentences on counts 1 and 2 of rape in addition to 10 years' imprisonment for counts 3 and 4 of compelling or causing children to witness a sexual offence or act
The court ordered that the sentences in counts 2, 3 and 4 run concurrently with the sentence in count 1
It was further ordered that the convict's name be included in the register for sexual offences or sex offenders, and that Titus will be prohibited from working with children
Police look for missing person
The Winburg police are asking for assistance from the public to locate the 62-year-old Maditaba Eunice Mokhele, who is reportedly missing
According to information, Maditaba was last seen on Sunday 7 November at about 17:45 She allegedly left home without informing anyone where she was going An initial search was conducted, and she was still not found
The missing Mokhele was last seen wearing a white T-shirt, grey jacket, black skirt, and white sneakers
Police are appealing to anyone with information on the whereabouts of Mokhele to contact Det Const Siyabonga Letebele of the Winburg Detectives on 082 466 7678, or the Crime Stop number 08600 10111
Alternatively information can be sent anonymously on the My SAPS app
Maditaba Eunice Mokhele (62) has been reported as missing. PHOTO: Supplied
WORLD AIDS DAY COMMEMORATED
The Bronville police commemorated World AIDS Day on 3 December with an educational programme that emphasised prevention, treatment and stigma reduction
The message was that the purpose of World Aids Day was not to celebrate, but to remember loved ones who have died due to HIV and AIDS
The event aimed to raise awareness about HIV and AIDS whilst expressing solidarity with affected communities and supporting people living with the
curtains occasionally
■ Trim trees and shrubs that could provide hiding places for criminals
■ Discard boxes from expensive gifts (such as televisions or electronics) carefully and discreetly to avoid advertising new valuables
Shopping and fraud prevention
■ Avoid carrying large amounts of cash; use alternative banking methods
■ Have your card ready, shield the keypad when entering your PIN, and never accept help from strangers
■ If you notice suspicious individuals, do not proceed with transactions
■ At shopping centres, keep your handbag close to your body or wallet in a front pocket
■ Park in well-lit areas and immediately lock shopping bags in the boot
■ To prevent online scams, use reputable sites and be cautious of deals that
seem “too good to be true”
■ Never share banking details
Stokvel safety
Members of stokvels are advised to use bank transfers to distribute money to members and require two or more signatories for withdrawals
Vehicle and road safety
■ Ensure your car is roadworthy
■ Carry a spare wheel and emergency kit
■ Do not drink and drive
■ Lock doors and keep windows closed, especially at traffic lights
■ Keep valuables out of sight (ideally in the boot)
■ Pedestrians should not walk on highways or busy roads and must avoid reckless crossing
■ Use designated pedestrian bridges to cross busy roads safely
Safety at licensed premises
■ Never leave drinks or food unattended
■ Always have a designated driver or use a reliable ride-sharing service
■ A child can drown in as little as 30 seconds and often in only a few centimetres of water (4cm) Parents must always supervise children and never allow them to play near standing water, as accidents can occur that may lead to drowning
The Free State police wishes all residents and visitors a safe and peaceful festive season and encourages all to work closely with police to ensure a crime-free period
If you see something, call the police via Crime Stop at 0860 010 111 For emergencies dial 112 or use the My SAPS app for anonymous tip-offs
Police educate the community
On Monday 8 December, partnership policing members in conjunction with Thabong VEP (victim empowerment forum), Thabong Women’s Network, and Community-in-Blue members conducted a gender-based violence and domestic violence crime awareness campaign at Boitumelo Mall, Thabong
The purpose of this awareness initiative was to sensitise community members that they are participating in the 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence (GBV) and that unity is essential in combating these crimes
Emphasis was placed on the importance of reporting any acts of GBV and domestic violence to police
Other crimes addressed with the community included:
■ sexual offences;
■ drug and alcohol abuse;
■ assaults;
■ robberies; and
■ extended outreach
virus Officers were encouraged to live responsibly and to support loved ones who are affected and infected by HIV/ AIDS
The programme highlighted the president's message that HIV/AIDS remains a pandemic with global impact, emphasising the importance of continued awareness and responsible lifestyle choices
The event ended successfully with a powerful prayer
The campaign continued at the Sunrise View Police Station, where an outreach programme was conducted and community members were encouraged to work together with the police whilst remaining vigilant during the festive season
Community leaders also addressed community members regarding the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children initiative Meals were served and clothing
was distributed to destitute community members, courtesy of Thabong VEP with support from the Department of Social Development
A total of approximately 144 community members were reached throughout this successful project, demonstrating the effectiveness of collaborative community policing initiatives in addressing serious social issues such as these The campaign forms part of broader efforts to strengthen community-police partnerships and raise awareness about available support services for victims of
der-based violence during the festive season
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The Thabong SAPS conducted a gender-based violence and domestic violence crime awareness campaign at Boitumelo Mall,Thabong PHOTO: SAPS
The police launced a campaign at Sunrise View in Thabong. PHOTO: Supplied
Community leaders addressed the community regarding the 16 Days of Activism
Mismanagement the bane of development
Urgent intervention by the Free State Department of Roads and Transport is needed as roads begin to pose a direct threat to residents, road users, and the provincial economy
The provincial oversight committee will be approached to stabilise the department, protect public funds, and prevent the total collapse of critical road infrastructure services in the Free State
“The Auditor-General’s (AG) findings remain heavily concentrated on persistent non-compliance with legislation, weak financial management, and an alarming deterioration in the department’s financial health,” says Jafta Mokoena, DA spokesperson for Roads and Transport in the Free State Legislature
He says the department is now in a near-insolvent position, unable to meet even its most basic financial obligations Its cash shortfall has worsened to R751 million, up from R678 million, leaving it unable to pay its bills
Future payables have escalated to a staggering R1 267 billion, more than double the previous year ’ s R567 million, signalling a severe risk to the department’s viability
“Compounding the crisis,
claims against the department have doubled, rising to R722 million from R362 million, leaving the department vulnerable to litigation from contractors and service providers who have not been paid “These failures directly delay or collapse road maintenance and construction projects, leaving communities to bear the consequences of deteriorating infrastructure, unsafe travel conditions, and disrupted eco-
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Stand together to serve community
On 4 December the Free State Care in Action (FSCA) Welkom,in collaboration with House of Hope,held an awareness project to support the 16 Days of Activism for no Violence Against Women and Children A panel of social workers,advocates,a forensic nurse,educators,and volunteers rendering services in the Goldfields discussed challenges experienced in their areas of service They exchanged information and resources among each other to better serve the community and to take a stand against gender-based violence.From the left are Joline Delport (VVA Welkom volunteer); Jacky Botes (Deo Doxa Church); Khethiwe Makhoba (Western Holdings Primary School); Sonette Visser (Family Advocate office); Brenda Plaatjies (Thuthuzela centre); Karen Herholdt (Child Welfare Welkom); Annemarie van Wyk (Sanca); Louise Steyn (Famsa); Tseleng Molete (House of Hope Welkom) and Dineo Senatla (VVA Welkom door to door awareness) Absent: Keke Machogo (advocate,Welkom court) PHOTO: Supplied
During the festive season road safety campaign launch on the N1 in Kroonstad on 30 November,Maqueen Letsoha-Mathae,Free State premier,strongly cautioned
These signs are a familiar sight for road users
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