Dikwena join a fight against substance abuse


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Rustenburg- Platinum Stars football players will on Friday join government in a bid to raise awareness about the plight of substance abuse among young people, especially of school going age. 

 

“The campaign will commence with a motorcade and a march to Rustenburg long distance taxi rank involving law enforcement officers, Royal Bafokeng Administration, youth, ex-drug addicts and community members” departmental spokesperson vuyi ngesi said.

 

North West Department of Social Development substance abuse coordinator Mfana Tsotetsi said the campaign involves many stakeholders including San Park, Bojanala Drug Action Committee, governments departments, Rustenburg Local municipality and the local taxi association members.

 

Details of the campaign:-

 

 

 

Date: 06 December 2013

 

 

 

Venue: Rustenburg  Taxi Terminus-TDN

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North West initiates rescued from bogus school


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By Obakeng Maje

Madibogo-North West police confirmed that 10 boys from Setlagole village and Madibogo were allegedly kidnapped and taken to initiation school.

 

According to Sabc radio, two boys aged 16 and 17 respectively were allegedly rescued after their families laid a charge.

 

North West police colonel Emelda Setlhako said were from Setlagole and Madibogo village, near Mahikeng.-TDN

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Kwaito singer Brickz to spend Christmas behind bars


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By Obakeng Maje
Roodepoort-A case of a Kwaito music star Charles “Brickz” Ndlovu was postponed today.

U’underpant fame singer appeared briefly before Roodepoort Magistrate Court on Thursday.

Brickz was arrested a month ago after he allegedly raped his niece at his house in Honeydew.

The atrocity allegedly took place back in March and it was reported only seven months later.

The Judge postponed the case until 09 December 2014.

Brickz did not spent more than five minutes in the dock.

He was wearing a grey trouser and sky blue shirt and looked relaxed.

Kwaito star supporters were disgruntled and left the court in silence.

Most of them were wearing t-shirt depicted with singer’s face on it with a message “Ube strong malome”.

Some of Brickz supporters were swearing at journalists and wanted to cause a scene outside the court.

Brickz lawyer said nothing much as the case postponed.

A kwaito star will spend festive season behind bars.-TDN
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