The employees of Limpopo Dairy Farm at Ha-Magau near Louis Trichardt will reap the fruits of their hard work from their 900-hectare farm purchased by Mr Tobias Fourie, who is also a director of the company.
The principal of Jumbo Progress Combined School, Ms Meisie Helms, is thankful that three of the four learners and a teacher who were transferred to Polokwane Hospital after a horrific vehicle accident near the school last Tuesday, were discharged on Monday and they were reunited with their families.
On Friday morning, the world woke up to the news of the passing away of Zimbabwe's former president, Mr Robert Mugabe, who had led Zimbabwe to independence in 1980.
The Stopthespot Youth Organization (SYO) successfully hosted the annual Mr and Miss Univen Heritage beauty pageant at the university sports hall last Friday.
Even though the killer of Portia Raselabe is in jail, the family still feel that justice is not fully served. They feel that more should be done to stop the killing of women in the country.
Residents of Kutama and surrounding areas are still shocked after a policeman and his girlfriend, a police reservist, were killed in a suspected love triangle at Madodonga on Tuesday night.
Almost a year after the leader of the United African Apostolic Church (UAAC), Archbishop Elias Miriri, passed away, cracks indicating a possible split are already showing in the church.
Women’s Month this year offered little cause for celebration with a spate of violent crimes committed against women and children across South Africa.
With the aim of promoting the reading habit and building vocabulary and communication skills, Makhado Local Municipality launched a readathon campaign at Tshamakwatini Secondary School’s Sports Ground in Ha-Mavhunga on Saturday.
“I’m here to confirm that the Vhembe TVET College Musina Campus has met all the requirements to operate as an institution of higher learning. Therefore, we are giving full approval that the campus should start operating from today.”
While the waves of xenophobic attacks reverberated through the country over the past few weeks, business continued as usual in South Africa’s northern-most border town, Musina. Minibus taxis ferried people across the border every day and bakkies towing heavy trailers, fully loaded with groceries and other goods, headed north across the bridge.
“The kind of work that Mamu Community Development and teams are doing is very important - therefore, do not look down on what you are doing and think it is only something small.”
The current sport logs as supplied by the relevant sports authorities.
Known for his best-selling book Women, be wise, well-known author and motivational speaker Richard Rambau recently launched three books during an event at the Aviator Hotel in Kempton Park.
