Makhadzi pulled a ‘no show’ in Makwassie due non-payment


By OBAKENG MAJE

27 December 2024- South African singer, Ndivhudzannyi Ralivhona, who is affectionately known as Makhadzi, came out guns blazing and squashed the allegations that, she failed to pitch up for a scheduled event at Kwas London Annual Fun Game and Music Festival in Makwassie, near Wolmaranstad in North West on 26 December 2024.

According to allegations, Makhadzi was booked to perform at the event held at Makwassie Stadium, however, she pulled a ‘no show’. This led to aggrieved patrons setting the stage and sound equipment worth R3 million ablaze in confrontation.    

The police in Makwassie have since launched a manhunt following the malicious damage to property incidents that occurred at approximately 05:15am on 27 December 2024.

The North West police spokesperson, Colonel Adele Myburgh said the investigations into the incident are underway and no arrest has been effected.

“The police request anyone who may have information that can assist in the investigation to contact the Station Commander of Makwassie, Capt Bereng Hlasa, on 082 575 8377 or the South African Police Service (SAPS) Crime Stop number on 08600 10111.

“Anonymous tip-offs can also be communicated via the MySAPS App from your smartphone,” she said.

Meanwhile, Makhadzi said in a statement: “We are pleased to announce that Makhadzi was scheduled to perform at the Kwas London Annual Fun Game and Music Festival in Makwassie. The promoter, Ishmael, reached out to us for this engagement, and we agreed on a fee of R180 000.

“On 19 November 2024, a contract was provided to the promoter, which specified that a 50% deposit must be received prior to any promotional activities on social media. Additionally, the full payment was required 14 days before the event.”

She further said following this agreement, a deposit was received along with R3000 for promotional video. Makhadzi added that, unfortunately, the promoter did not reach the agreement as per contract by failing to pay the balance within 14 days’ period.

“Please note that Makhadzi and her travelling team are informed of events only after all payments have been confirmed in accordance with the terms and conditions outlined in the contract.

“So, we did not receive the balance within 14 days’ period. We sincerely apologise to our dedicated fans in Makwassie. We are looking forward to seeing you soon,” said Makhadzi.

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Parents nabbed for allegedly neglecting their 14-months-old daughter


By REGINALD KANYANE

27 December 2024 – A mother (21) and father (26), briefly appeared before the Klerksdorp Magistrate’s Court on 24 December 2024, for the alleged neglect of their 14 month-old baby girl in Tigane Township, near Hartbeesfontein.

The North West police spokesperson, Colonel Adele Myburgh said this comes after an incident, where police were called to a house in the early hours of Monday morning, 23 December 2024. Myburgh said the police were shown an abandoned baby girl, who was found crying in front of a yard.

“Initial police investigations indicated that the parents allegedly left their baby at home and went to a nearby tavern. Later, the mother sent the father back home to fetch the child, but he left the baby in the street after allegedly being chased by unknown person’s.

“The parents went to the police station when they could not find their child and were immediately arrested. The Department of Social Development was contacted and the baby was placed in the care of a relative,” she said.

Myburgh further said the accused persons were granted a R300 bail each. She added that their matter was postponed until 5 February 2025.

Meanwhile, the acting North West Police Commissioner, Major General Patrick Asaneng, condemned the incident and indicated that the child was neglected by someone, who was supposed to protect her. Asaneng urged all parents to always know where their children are, especially during the festive season and said the police will continue to work hard to ensure successful prosecution.

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Setopo sa monna se se nang le dintho tsa go tlhabiwa se bonwe gaufi le tsela


Ka OBAKENG MAJE

27 Sedimonthole 2024- Setopo sa monna o sa itsiweng se bonwe kwa thoko ga tsela-kgolo ya R503 mo mosimeng magareng ga Amalia le Schweizer Reneke. Go begwa fa setopo se, sene se na le dintho tsa go tlhabiwa mo tlhogong.

Go ya ka sebueledi sa sepodisi mo Bokone Bophirima, Colonel Adele Myburgh, setopo se, se bonwe ke bana ba baneng ba feta kwa mmileng o. Myburgh are moswi a ka tswa a na le dingwaga tse di magareng ga 24 le 26.

“Sepodisi se belaela fa tiragalo e, e diragetse mo bosigong jwa letsatsi la Keresemose kgotsa fa moso wa letsatsi la di 26 one o apoga.

“Sepodisi se ikuela go mongwe le mongwe o a ka tswang ana le tshedimosetso ka tiragalo e, go ka ikgolaganya le mobatlisisi wa kgetsi eleng Sarasanta Isaac Mogapi mo dinomorong tsa 0824161283,” Myburgh wa tlhalosa.

Are ga gona ope yo a tshwerweng go fitlha ga jaana.

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A stage and sound equipment worth R3m burnt down after Makhadzi ‘failed’ to pitch at an event  


By OBAKENG MAJE

27 December 2024– The police in Makwassie have launched a manhunt following the malicious damage to property incidents that occurred at approximately 05:15am on 27 December 2024, at the Makwassie Stadium, near Wolmaranstad.

This comes after patrons who attended the Annual Fun Games and Music Festival, allegedly went on rampage and burned the stage and sound equipment worth R3 million, after the leading South Africa singer, Makhadzi who is christened Ndivhudzannyi Ralivhona, did not pitch up.

The North West police spokesperson, Colonel Adele Myburgh said the investigations into the incident are underway and no arrest has been effected.

“The police request anyone who may have information that can assist in the investigation to contact the Station Commander of Makwassie, Capt Bereng Hlasa, on 082 575 8377 or the South African Police Service (SAPS) Crime Stop number on 08600 10111.

“Anonymous tip-offs can also be communicated via the MySAPS App from your smartphone,” she said.

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Ngwana o tlhokafetse morago ga go ja setsidifatsa-mmele kwa Matolong


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27 Sedimonthole 2024- Sepodisi sa Taung se kaile fa se butse kgetsi ya morago ga loso. Se se tla morago ga gore, ngwana wa dingwaga di le 5 go begwe fa a tlhokafetse morago ga go ja setsidifatsa-mmele (ice guava). Tiragalo e, e diragetse kwa motseng wa Matolong, gaufi le Taung, mo letsatsing la 25 Sedimonthole 2024.

Go ya ka sebueledi sa sepodisi mo Bokone Bophirima, Colonel Adele Myburgh, mosetsanyana o, one a fiwa setsidifatsa-mmele ke mongwe wa ditsala tsa gagwe fa ba ne ba tshameka. Myburgh are, go begwa tsala ya moswi, a ile a go reka setsidifatsa-mmele seo kwa lebekeleng la selegae.

“Go begwa fa ngwana o, a ile a tlhakatlhakana le go tabogisediwa kwa bookelong jwa selegae. Mosetsanyana o, one a tlhokafala metsotsonyana fela morago ga go goroga kwa bookelong.

“Kgetsi ya morago ga loso e butswe, mme dipatlisiso di tsweletse. Go fitlha ga jaana, ga gona ope o tshwerweng,” Myburgh wa tlhalosa.

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