Letters

  • Acts of civility go a long way

    Acts of civility go a long way

    Residents of Matjhabeng face challenges with utility billing services, urging better treatment, especially for the elderly seeking assistance.

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  • Change on grand scale begins humbly

    Change on grand scale begins humbly

    Chess in Welkom and Lejweleputswa flourishes, driven by dedicated individuals nurturing talent and commitment, resulting in impressive achievements for children.

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  • Gun ander spanne ook plek in die son

    Gun ander spanne ook plek in die son

    Schools need effective marketing and recognition for all sports teams, not just top performers, to promote quality education and inclusiveness in sports representation.

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  • Welkom’s market: A troubling picture

    Welkom’s market: A troubling picture

    The Welkom Fresh Produce Market faces severe operational and financial challenges, including a 90% vacancy rate, low revenue, and inadequate infrastructure, necessitating urgent investigation and accountability for its future sustainability.

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  • Community wants answers for allegations

    Community wants answers for allegations

    Anonymous Kutlwanong resident: It is alleged that the councillors of Matjhabeng are responsible for the misuse of the community responsibility grant that was meant to fix the Kutlwanong graveyard’s ablution […]

  • The failure of governance in Lejweleputswa and Matjhabeng is evident

    The failure of governance in Lejweleputswa and Matjhabeng is evident

    Henka Kotzee addresses the Matjhabeng and Lejweputswa District Municipalities, urging councillors to reflect on their responsibilities. He criticizes their inaction during their terms, highlighting community issues like hunger, unemployment, and crime. Kotzee calls for genuine accountability and a return to…

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  • The Matjhabeng Local Municipality appears to operate on autopilot

    The Matjhabeng Local Municipality appears to operate on autopilot

    Pogisho Mholo, a resident of Matjhabeng, criticizes the local municipality for ineffective governance and lack of oversight. Key decisions are concentrated among a few executives, leading to accountability concerns. The Auditor-General’s report reveals poor financial management and R239 million in…

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  • Celebrating 55 years of news

    Celebrating 55 years of news

    Pastor Khaya Mqeke celebrated the 55th anniversary of Vista Newspaper, recognizing its role as a trusted source of community news in Lejweleputswa District. For over five decades, it has upheld values of fairness and truth, impacting lives and bridging connections.…

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  • Service delivery puts all lives at risk

    Service delivery puts all lives at risk

    A concerned caller from Matjhabeng Municipality criticized the local ambulance service for rudeness and poor communication. After requesting help for an elderly woman, the ambulance did not arrive in a timely manner, prompting the caller to seek private assistance. This…

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  • Community living on borrowed time

    Community living on borrowed time

    The letter conveys urgent concern over the crisis in Lejweleputswa District, highlighting a failing education system, skyrocketing unemployment, and the detrimental effects of mine closures. It urges the media and stakeholders to take immediate action, emphasizing the need for investment…

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