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The AME Mt Horeb Church in Welkom seeks community support to complete its roofing, halted due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Rev. Innocent Monare aims to revitalize the church and enhance its role in community development. Contributions totaling R155,000 are needed for roofing, enabling the church to better serve its congregation.
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The message emphasizes God’s faithfulness in fulfilling promises, as highlighted in Joshua 21:45. It encourages believers to trust in God’s gifts and remain hopeful amid challenging circumstances. By focusing on inner growth through humility and prayer, individuals can become sources of hope for others while persevering in doing good without losing heart.
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Bea Mol is aangestel as onderwyser aan die Amari-skool vir leerders met spesiale behoeftes in Welkom.
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On January 14, police and CPF Sector 3 visited the Technical High School in Welkom to discuss safety awareness with students. The visit coincided with a historic moment as the school officially admitted female learners, promoting inclusivity. This engagement fostered community partnership and highlighted the importance of safety and collaboration.
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A march against Matjhabeng Mayor Thanduxolo Khalipha was organized by the MK Party in Welkom on January 30. Provincial ministers Saki Mokoena and Moses Ketso Makume refused to accept a memorandum from party leadership, focusing on allegations of corruption and the negative impact of outside contractors on the local economy.
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Spoedige en gesamentlike optrede deur die Matjhabeng-munisipaliteit se brandweer, met die ondersteuning van Shepard Alarms, die polisie, Mitch Heppel van die GPF en Magiel de Kock, het daartoe gelei dat die brand onder beheer gebring is voordat groter skade aangerig kon word.
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Every Saturday at 08:00, a weekly parkrun occurs at St Dominic’s College sports field. In 2026, six pension and medical aid meetings for Anglo Gold Ashanti will be held in Welkom, starting on 26 February. Additionally, the Harmony Striders Valentine Night Race is scheduled for 13 February at 18:30.
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Joline Delport, project manager of Free State Care in Action, visited Mmantshebo Primary School to motivate students. She emphasized four key principles—respect, integrity, motivation, and responsibility—as essential for academic success, regardless of socioeconomic status. Additionally, on January 29, school supplies were donated to support students in need.
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Maxwell Khosa (80) started running at the age of 68 and has been enjoying every moment of it. He finished the Mielie Half Marathon in 03:31:53 and the Johnson’s Crane […]
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Dringende antwoorde oor bewerings van onreëlmatighede rakende die aankoop van twee 12 500ℓ-septiese-suigtenkwaens (“honey suckers”) deur die Matjhabeng-munisipaliteit word geëis. Die munisipaliteit bedien Allanridge, Hennenman, Odendaalsrus, Ventersburg, Virginia en Welkom. […]
