Limpopo Mirror correspondent Kaizer Nengovhela won the Photographer of the Year trophy during the 2019 Limpopo Sports awards. The trophies were handed over to the winners during a gala function held at Meropa Casino on Friday night.
Grieving mourners from around Vhembe, including councillors and family members, wept as the coffins of two young girls, Tshilidzi Mulamu (3) and Tshinakaho Mulaudzi (2), were lowered in the Magau Graveyard on Saturday. The two girls burnt to death in a shack last Monday.
For the second day in a row, residents of Tshikota blocked roads into the township, calling for a reliable water supply. The protest action started on Tuesday and is seemingly continuing indefinitely.
Women of Destiny South Africa (WODSA) is celebrating its 10th anniversary by honouring 10 women from Limpopo on 26 October at Kone Village Boutique Lodge in Ramahantsha village, Limpopo, under the theme Plant a Seed.
The Tshathongwe Communal Property Association (CPA) in the Makhado area aims to transform a portion of land restored to them through the restitution programme and turn it into a tourism and farming attraction.
Mr Tshililo Rambau, a teacher at Muungadi Primary School at Zamenkomste, received the provincial Excellence Natural Science and Technology teaching award during a ceremony at The Ranch Hotel near Polokwane a fortnight ago.
“Dreaming big is my winning formula and I have been applying it in my life for some years now - and the results are always satisfying.”
As part of the cyber-safety awareness campaign, the Deputy Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies, Pinky Kekana, visited Tshikwarani Primary School at Madombidzha last Friday to educate learners and educators to be more vigilant about practicing safe online habits.
Three learners of the Mbilwi Secondary School recently won a public-speaking competition organized by the Department of Water and Sanitation.
A well-known local football match commissioner, Mr Rudzani Mulaudzi, has been exonerated at last. He was acquitted by a SAFA Vhembe disciplinary committee on all charges of corruption.
“Wait and see for yourself: the sky is the limit,” said the man halfway up the trailer.
Players of Madombidzha Try Again and Madombidzha Arsenal recently received their rewards for hard work during the past season.
The current sport logs as supplied by the relevant sports authorities
Most artists spend many days alone, toiling in patience and determination, for they believe in the value of their craftmanship. This is also the case even in Vhembe District, where many of them still struggle to make their art viable because of the lack of a market.
