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Police tackle crime with awareness campaign
The Welkom SAPS took to the streets of the central business district (CBD) to launch an awareness campaign focussing on human trafficking, rape, cyber crime, domestic violence, gender-based violence and drug abuse.
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Fighters share stage
Students of the Ring Contact Fighting Arts (RCFA) Bhubezi Fight Club in Welkom competed in the All Out War event at the Elgro Hotel in Potchefstroom on 15 April.
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‘Exaggerated costing’ of assistance for funeral refuted
A delegation of Matjhabeng dignitaries, including Thanduxolo Khalipha, the executive mayor, journeyed to the Eastern Cape to pay their respects at the funeral of the late Sebenzile Ngangelizwe.
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Drive aims to teach all to be accepting
April is International Autism Month, and 2 April is Autism Awareness Day.
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Dancer lets her students’ uniqueness thrive
Dance and art are integrally woven into the core of the Welkom born and bred, dancer extraordinaire Elizora Rossouw.
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Die sewe kleure van ’n Suid-Afrikaanse bord
As jy opsoek is na inspirasie in die kombuis, kyk nie verder as sjef Ukhonaye Mconi nie, ’n dinamiese opkomende ster op die Suid-Afrikaanse kulinêre toneel.
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Welkom police recover hijacked vehicle
The prompt reaction of the Welkom K9 unit led to the recovery of a hijacked Ford Ranger bakkie in Virginia on Friday (21/04).
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Sewage floods farms outside Hennenman
Looking down on the lands surrounding Hennenman, one could easily think that the farms are part of an idyllic flood plain.
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Vereniging wil waterbewaring aanmoedig op Aardedag
Die primêre doelwit van Aardedag, wat wêreldwyd op 22 April vanjaar gevier word, is om volhoubaarheid en bewaring te bevorder met projekte wat fokus op koolstofvrystellings, die beskerming van bedreigde spesies en die bewaring van habitatte.
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April flea market was no joke
The April edition of the Welkom Publicity Association’s flea market attracted 130 exhibitors from all over. Through their offerings, the event saw hundreds of visitors flocking through the gates. From the left are William, Willize and Danelize Watt.










