Parents are often encouraged to do everything possible to keep their children healthy — especially during cold and flu season ...

Honesty builds trust, strengthens relationships, and supports fairness – but real life isn’t always simple. White lies, privacy, and compassion can complicate the picture. Where do you draw the line ...

Visible action speaks louder than promises — and throughout January, Our Ward Matters (OWM) proved exactly that with a series of hands-on community clean-ups across Wards 16 and 17, restoring safety, ...

Community members or businesses who wish to donate or get involved can contact: Harry Swart: 072 543 1587 Jolene Pasino: 066 491 8819 Ernest Lee Pienaar: 064 088 9573 Johan Mostert: 061 301 6257 In a ...

Two young local models showed that generosity is always in fashion when they donated school supplies and toys to the Môrester Child and Youth Care Centre on 15 January 2026.

South Africa continues to battle a widespread outbreak of Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD), with several provinces still affected. Authorities say the disease remains a serious threat to cattle and other ...

More than three years after the murder of 31-year-old Caroline Werner, her family is once again forced to endure another painful delay in the pursuit of justice.

Platinum Weekly recently interviewed a survivor of a near-fatal domestic violence attack – an interview that sheds light not only on the brutality she endured, but also on the long and painful road to ...

The case surrounding the murder of North-West University (NWU) student Onalenna Selebogo (21) has been postponed once again.

A devastating pedestrian-vehicle accident claimed a life in the early hours of Thursday, 15 January 2026, on the R565 road between Ledig and Sun City.

Rustenburg – While many residents eased into the festive slowdown, Our Ward Matters (OWM) began the year with visible action, rolling out a series of community clean-ups across Wards 16 and 17 to ...

Ask anyone in Rustenburg and they’ll tell you: going to Home Affairs was never just an errand — it was a risk. That’s why news of the department’s move out of the CBD is being welcomed with open arms.