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Theft curbed
A 23-year-old man was arrested for theft of essential infrastructure by members attached to the Odendaalsrus Visible Policing On Friday, 12 September, the police came across the man in the K5 Section of Kutlwanong while busy with crime combating duties They discovered the copper cables wrapped up with a bed sheet “The suspect was also carrying a backpack, and inside the backpack police found a self-made knife and pliers suspected to have been used during the alleged theft He was arrested and is facing charges of tampering with essential infrastructure, possession of copper cables, possession of dangerous weapons, and housebreaking implements,” says Sgt Palesa Thabana, media liaison officer for the Lejweleputswa police
Youth urged to participate
The Dance Youth Groups in Thabong want to showcase the abundance of the variety of youth dancing and to revive the FC Culture and tradition
A diverse dancing experience will be offered to those attending the show at the Thabong Community Centre on 27 September from 10:00
A spokesperson for the youth says this will encourage young people to participate in the assortment of dances
Entry for the public is free, but participants pay R50 as groups to take part in the programme
The event will start off with a waltz, and will also include the tango, quickstep and foxtrot kickstart
The Latin American dances will include the Rumba, Cha Cha, Jive and Paso Doble
Special categories will include the traditional dance, contemporary dance, Amapiano dance, Mapantsola dance and gumboots dance
All these dancers must provide their own music of their choice Stalls will be set to sell refreshments, snacks, fruits and water
Contact Percy Mokhadi on 078 695 7167, Hilda Tsoaedi on 073 545 4074, Papi Dipheko on 082 520 5591 or Tshitso Mabaso on 067 188 0704 for more information
Turning heads with a wag of their tail
Matjhabeng residents flocked to the Heritage Flea Market that was held at Rovers Club in Welkom on Saturday,13 September.There was a large variety of stalls,and entertainment was provided by members of the Welkom Drama and Music Club They performed items of music,poetry,dance and children’s stories.Models of the R-Models agency also featured during the programme that was held in the tea garden at the flea market Not to be outshone by the models and performers,these two Yorkies,Frankie and Ledue,strutted their stuff by showing off their angel wing harnesses Pictured with them is Chantelle (left) and Marjon Barnado. Photo: Marti Will
Change artist’s goal
With the genre Motswako (Street Rap), a young stylist, producer, and recording artist from Nyakallong, Allanridge, wants to raise awareness through his music regarding environmental challenges in general
Tshepo Tjabane, a 23-year-old artist known as LikyGoinHarda, says Motswako is a way of turning street language into a positive motive, but what also gives the good and bad side of the whole concept he is making his rhythm about
His creative journey with street fashion and language started in Gr 6 and Gr 7 Later on in 2016, inspired by soundtracks, aggressive poetic rhythms and a deep love for creating flows with street lingo, he began recording songs In 2021, Tjabane started producing and making beats
“What started as a hobby turned into daily obsession, laying the foundation for the unique sounds I make today,” he says
His music was inspired by the culture of BoyzNBucks
“That culture of unique designs, language, rapping about street fashion, stylish street moves, important women, being ‘Fresh and Fly,’ as well as being special and unique in my way of doing things and the way of mixing the whole craft to make it look best in another way I invested myself in continuing with the culture I really love being different in that way; it is personal to me, ” he says
LikyGoinHarda's first record was in Gr 7
“I performed in a high school talent show in Gr 8 Then later on I released my first EP titled ‘Home Made Recipe’ In 2023 on SoundCloud and YouTube, he was working with artists like CosyTrickyP, FranknessEveryday, King Blow, and more
“That is when my peak of being versatile started I released my second project titled ‘Hood Hope Mixtapes’ comprising 13 songs on 29 August this year ”
He says he wants his music or craft to reach and build a larger, stable audience
“I do not want to merely hype people up, but to give people who relate to my music direction and other ways of resolving their obstacles in life I want to build stability for each individual so that they do not worry about their pain but be grateful and enjoy every breath they take We are just living on borrowed time; this is God’s plan Be thankful and have joy
“I am hoping the genre I perform in will take its route inside the music industry I am proud of making rhythms and flows with my mother tongue and my environment's street language and am hoping to collaborate more with other creatives on a high level in the music industry I want to grow my sound I believe in consistency and allowing myself to be driven by the universe That is all it takes”
Tshepo Tjabane is a 23-year-old artist known as LikyGoinHarda. Photo: Supplied
Run your own and unique race
On 23 August the Mediclinic Vista Women’s Road Race took place in honour of all women.
I was thrilled to see Capital Sounds broadcast from opposite my home There was an excitement that charged the atmosphere with great expectation and camaraderie The mood was electric as runners passed the waterpoints and were cheered on by teams of supporters who offered water and celebrated the runners It was inspiring to see the diversity of participants, various cultures and ages all running at their own pace
This reminded me of Hebrews 12:1 which says we are to: “ run with endurance the race that God has set before us ” Though all are invited to become Kingdom citizens designed to rule and reign over creation, we are all given a unique mandate and a matching grace to run a race tailor made for us before the foundation of the world Just as each runner has a different goal, some achieve, some encourage, some connect people, some refresh, some
lead, and some simply want to be a part of something greater than themselves, so too, we must identify the unique gifting and abilities we possess to advance the Kingdom of God We can’t run someone else’s race We too want to say like Paul said in 2 Timothy 4:7 “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith” Paul completed his race well I find it beautiful to think that God in his wisdom created us all unique and incomplete on our own, but complete in him and as a part of his body He knew what we would need and has placed us strategically so we can play a role with fellow believers in bringing the Kingdom where we are It is clear that we need one another to complete the race marked out for us Even our physiology responds positively when we connect with others on a deep level and practice servitude May we all embrace the uniqueness of his calling on our lives, while we celebrate and help others find theirs as well
Lana Archontakis: Kingdom Ministries
Reaching out to the needy
The Retshedisitswe Uniting Reformed Church in Oppenheimer
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SEPTEMBER,GENERAL
For 13 weeks, until 26 November, The Kingdom Ministries in Welkom, will be running a Grief Share course for people who have lost someone in death to help them along their grief journey The course can be attended on Wednesdays at 18:30 at the church on the corner of Arrarat and Tempest streets For registration, costs or more information, contact the church office on 057 3534283 or Liz Botha on 079 017 0600 People can still join up to three weeks once the course has started
23 SEPTEMBER
SANCA Goldfields is to hold its AGM at 222 Long
Road Bedelia Welkom The meeting will take place from 11:00 to 12:00 Attendees are requested to RSVP before or on 19 September Refreshments will be served RSVP by dialing 057 352 5444 or sending a WhatsApp message to 079 969 2364
23 SEPTEMBER
The annual general meeting (AGM of the Welkom Retirement Village will take place at 15:00 in the lounge of the village Registration to attend the meeting is essential Send an email with your name and contact details to welkomretirement@outlook com
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Games reinstill values in community
The Ahanang Senior Citizens Sports Club Tournament that was held in Thabong on 11 September, was a huge success
The day was held in collaboration with the police, Thabong Development Skills Centre, and the Department of Sports in the Lejweleputswa District on 10 September, Local community worker, Patrick Mholo, says it was a day filled with sunshine, teamwork, and the spirit of togetherness by elderly people “Our local DA Matjhabeng councillor, Luttiga Presente of ward 16, presented individual winners and the winning team with medals and a trophy,” says Mholo
Tournament that was held on 11 September are,from the left,Capt Tebello Khakhau, Patrick Mholo,and Sgt Motsamai Mkhwanazi Photo: Supplied
“Events like these remind us that when the elderly come together, we build hope, promote healthy living, unity and opportunities for a better
Thabong,” he says As a community leader, Mholo says they believe in bringing the elderly together
“We create spaces where they can play, connect and strengthen the bonds that make our community thrive We had a wonderful time and remain committed to being present, engaged and active in the lives of the people we represent
“Our gratitude goes to the sponsorship from a good Samaritan who chose to remain anonymous Together, we can create a Matjhabeng where happiness, opportunities and a healthy lifestyle are shared and enjoyed by all," says Mholo
Construction sites a threat to public
Marcus Motshegwa,communication specialist in the Department of Water and Sanitation:
The Department of Water and Sanitation and its entities are concerned about incidents of drowning of children at water and sanitation construction infrastructure sites that are closer to communities
The department urges parents to discourage children from playing at construction sites or the trenches, particularly that have been filled with water There has been several incidents that led to loss of life of children who play at active construction sites
Even though the contractors working at the sites demarcate the area and take precautionary steps to prevent unauthorised entry at the sites, people and most importantly children still find their way to cross the boundaries and enter the sites
The latest incident happened at Kutlwanong, near Odendaalsrus, where boys aged between ten and 11 years was swimming in an excavation filled with water at a construction site A boy
unfortunately got stuck in the mud and died as a result of drowning
In the Duduza township of the Ekurhuleni Metro in Gauteng, two Gr 5 learners aged nine and 11 were found dead in a pond near a construction site Sadly, precious lives have been lost at an early stage after gaining unlawful access to construction sites It is unfortunate that some children are drawn to construction sites as stimulating places to play This is not acceptable and should be discouraged at all costs
The Department of Water and Sanitation therefore makes an urgent appeal to parents to warn children of a danger of playing at the construction sites that are still under way Apart from only children, members of the public are also warned of the possibility of sustaining serious injuries from materials found at an active construction site Open trenches also pose a hazardous risk at the sites and should be avoided Members of the public should at all times stay away from active construction sites
Park,Thabong,under the leadership of Reverend Itumeleng Dibane,and Nkholi Marupelo
Marumo held
outreach programme for people who live on the streets.During the first round
At the Ahanang Senior Citizens Sports Club
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Legend honoured
At the Flamingo Rotary Legends evening that was held on 28 August at the Goldfields Casino,Rex Barrett was honoured as a true legend of Welkom From the left are Vicki Harrison (Rotary),Rex B tt d Jill L b d (R t )
Bright minds to compete on grand scale
South Africa’s brightest minds will compete for life-changing prizes that will open doors to future studies and careers in science, technology, engineering, mathematics and innovation (Stemi) at this year’s Eskom Expo for Young Scientists International Science Fair
From 6 to 10 October, 303 learners from 35 regions across South Africa and 16 international participants from Lesotho, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Mexico, Ireland, India and Russia will showcase their projects at the Emperors Palace Convention Centre in Kempton Park Additionally, seven participants from Ghana and Mozambique will have an opportunity to participate virtually Various organisations with a shared vested interest in providing opportunities for young scientists and engineers have committed prizes Babcock International, Siemens
Energy, the University of Pretoria (UP) and UP’s Faculty of Engineering, Built Environment and Information Technology (EBIT) are sponsoring eight full bursaries for learners to pursue engineering degrees at a South African university of their choice
These bursaries have a total value of more than R6 million
Monetary prizes of more than R400 000 cash are up for grabs, along
Illegal mining again dealt a blow
MARTI WILL
Vala Umgodi operators have intensified efforts to dismantle illegal mining operations in the Lejweleputswa area Over the past week, joint operations with mine security led to the arrest of more than 80 suspects and the confiscation of illegal mining equipment and materials
On 9 September proactive team members and private security conducted a disruptive patrol in Virginia Two men, aged 47 and 37, were arrested at a crusher plant after gold-bearing material was found in their possession Later that same day, a special underground operation uncovered and disarmed several “cement bombs” The team arrested three illegal miners at the scene and discovered another illegal plant Following a search, three more illegal miners were apprehended, whilst others fled The team confiscated illegal mining equipment and food supplies
On 10 September, police acted on a tip about a smelting house in Welkom They swiftly arrested two undocumented men, aged 26 and 25, who were in the process of illegally smelting gold Gold-bearing material and smelting equipment were confiscated Later that day, the roving team conducted duties around the G-Hostel in Thabong, where they found and seized abandoned illegal mining equipment, including crucible cups, bowls, and oxygen cylinders
On Thursday, a male suspect was arrested at a mine premises in Theunissen for possessing gold nuggets and gold-bearing material He was also charged with contravening the Mine Health and Safety Act On Saturday an intelligence-led operation in Odendaalsrus yielded the arrest of three illegal foreign nationals at an informal settlement in K10, Kutlwanong The team discovered an unlicensed firearm hidden in a shack “The SAPS remains committed to combating illegal mining activities and will continue to work with partners to ensure the safety and security of the communities,” says Sgt Mahlomola Kareli, Free State police spokesperson
HELP IDENTIFY WOMAN
The Thabong Police need the public’s help to identify a young African woman who died at a local hospital
On Wednesday 20 August the police received a complaint of inquest from a local hospital “On arrival they were informed that an unknown female was brought to the hospital for medical examination She was certified dead on arrival Preliminary investigations revealed that the deceased is only known by the name of Tshepiso The body is currently at the Welkom Government mortuary and is yet to be identified,’’ says Sgt Palesa Thabana, communication officer for the Lejweleputswa SAPS The deceased is fair in complexion, has short hair, and has an average build She is estimated to be in her early 20s Police ask if anyone have information to contact D/Sergeant Jeremiah Moleme of the Thabong Detective Services on 074 816 0676 or the Crime Stop Number 08600 10111
with laptops and tablet computers
The Eskom Development Foundation acting chief executive officer, Mologadi Motshele, said that Eskom’s CSI investment into Stemi is more than a financial contribution; it is a direct commitment to changing lives
“By enabling more than 17 000 learners to participate in Eskom Expo this year, the programme is giving opportunities to young people who
would otherwise not have access to such platforms
“This includes learners from previously disadvantaged communities and girls, who have historically been underrepresented in science and technology Eskom Expo serves as a vehicle that ensures these learners are exposed to Stemi pathways, developing both confidence and skills that will open doors for their futures” Eskom Expo executive director, Parthy Chetty, said the International Science Fair 2025 is set to ignite global curiosity and celebrate innovation from young minds across the world
“Hosted in Kempton Park, this landmark event brings together brilliant young scientists, esteemed researchers, and visionary sponsors for a week of discovery, collaboration, and recognition Highlights include two awards ceremonies and immersive excursions that aim to stimulate these young minds With international delegations and
generous sponsor support, ISF 2025 promises an unforgettable experience that honours excellence and fosters global unity through science Join us in championing the next generation of changemakers, where ideas take flight and futures are forged” The public is invited to attend the Eskom Expo ISF and see first-hand the impressive projects that these young scientists have developed The exhibition hall will be open to the public on Thursday, 9 October, from 15:00 to 17:00 at the Emperor ’ s Palace Convention Centre in Kempton Park The Northern Free State (Welkom Area) contenstants are: Calista Gerber (Welkom-Gimnasium), Helené Fourie (Trio High School, Kroonstad)), Leila Erasmus (Welkom-Volkskool), Andile Malubela (Barnard Molokwane, Welkom), Mphe Moloto (St Andrew's School, Welkom), Tshoanelo Setai (Eldoret Secondary School) and Fatima Noor (Welkom-Gimnasium)
The top winners at the Eskom Expo ISF 2024 Grand Awards. Photo: Supplied
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