The principle of lobola (by whatever name it is called in different African languages)has been adhered to and practiced over the years and for generations across various cultures in Africa. However, like with other cultures, the situation today is that the emerging economic factors due largely to the influence of colonialism, have also over the… Continue reading Evolution and thought on lobola
Category: Educational
Tactics for less hassle in the kitchen
Have you ever wondered why it takes one person half a day to prepare a meal while it takes only an hour for another to prepare the exact meal? Chef Andrew Manoto shares with us tips for less stress and saving time in the kitchen. Currently a chef lecturer at Hotel School Mafikeng, Manoto attributes… Continue reading Tactics for less hassle in the kitchen
Precautionary counsel on cohabitation
Lately, more and more people are choosing cohabitation over marriage. Various reasons can account to this, such as financial constraints, to test for compatibility, fear of marriage in case it ends in divorce, while some simply do not believe in marriage. How many cohabitees have actually paused, to think of what will happen if the… Continue reading Precautionary counsel on cohabitation
Restless atmosphere during commencement of NW SOPA 2018
It was under a moist weather on 23 February at Marikana, Rustenburg where the crowd waited in anticipation for Premier Supra Mahumapelo to deliver the State of the Province Address (SOPA). The entourage sauntered down the red carpet under a soft drizzle whereby the national anthem was ceremonially sang before entering the house. Mahumapelo`s address… Continue reading Restless atmosphere during commencement of NW SOPA 2018
Watch Chef Manoto relating tips on how to get more done with less time in the kitchen
Career uncertainty woes haunting tertiary youth
Second year Bachelor of Nursing Science student at the North West University (NWU) Mafikeng, Tsholofelo Semaushu relates her tertiary experience. She too is tormented by the many challenges that plaque our South African youth. The 21 year old Semaushu who considers herself an average student, passed all her modules last year and says first year… Continue reading Career uncertainty woes haunting tertiary youth
MEC OR MOCHWARE message of condolences
The Department of Culture, Arts and Traditional Affairs is deeply saddened and shocked by the passing of Kgosi, Dr Lucas Manyane Mangope who was the leader of the Bahurutshe-Boo Manyane tribe in Motshwedi – North West Province. We wake up with heavy hearts after receiving the sad news of the passing of Kgosi Manyane Mangope.… Continue reading MEC OR MOCHWARE message of condolences
Intervening in a fight as a bystander
In order to help you stay safe this festive season, we talked to Brigadier Sabata Mokgwabone who is the head of Corporate Communication and Media Liaison in the SAPS, North West. We conversed about whether bystanders have the right to intervene when they see a fight. December is the busiest month of the year whereby… Continue reading Intervening in a fight as a bystander
Provincial crime statistics for 2016/2017 released
The MEC for Community Safety and Transport Management, Dr Mokgantshang Motlhabane together with the North West Provincial Commissioner, Lieutenant General Baile Motswenyane released the annual North West provincial crime statistics for the 2016/2017 financial year at Tirelo Building, Mahikeng recently. These statistics reflect on the period 1 April 2016 to 31 March 2017. “With today’s… Continue reading Provincial crime statistics for 2016/2017 released
