Mr Patricius Netshituni (34) from Tshituni Tshafhasi was unemployed, but this did not prevent him from making a meaningful life for himself and those close to him. He would venture to a local dam to fish, take some of his catch home and sell the rest at the village market.

The rural community of Maila village was shattered after a two-year-old boy was brutally killed on 14 October.

A 39-year-old man from Mukula-Thembaluvhilo village appeared in the Thohoyandou Magistrate’s Court on Monday, facing a charge of murder. He had allegedly beaten his older brother to death with a steel rod last Wednesday (13^th).

The delays at the Beitbridge Border Post seem to be continuing, and by mid-week, trucks hoping to travel north were queuing for several kilometres. Despite assurances from both governments that the situation is receiving the necessary attention, truck drivers are spending days next to the road, waiting to cross the border.

An incident involving two old women who were rescued from an angry mob at Madombidzha Zone 2 last week after villagers started accusing them of witchcraft, has become the talk of not only the whole Vhembe area, but seemingly the whole of Limpopo.

Members of the school governing body at Tshivade Primary are demanding that the Limpopo Department of Education build them a new school. Parents say the school’s dilapidated infrastructure is becoming dangerous for learners and staff.

The number of active Covid-19 infections in the Vhembe District dropped to below 20 the past week for the first time since mid-May this year. The vaccination programme is also slowly but surely moving along, with just more than 40% of the province’s adult population being fully vaccinated.

If you feel self-conscious about your body shape and how people look at you, just ask Glen Madiba (29) how he deals with the attention he attracts wherever he goes as one of the tallest people in South Africa.

Khosikhulu Toni Mphephu has urged The Living Gospel World Mission Church to continue with the good work they are doing and being a light to the world. Mphephu was the guest speaker when Pastor Rembuluwani Robert Kharivhe and his wife, Maureen, were inaugurated as the new leaders of the church in Tshilivho. Kharivhe was democratically elected by the church members.

The traditional leader of Thononda village, Khosi Vho-Thandululo Tshivhase accuses a civic structure of tarnishing the image of his area and of infringing on people’s constitutional rights to get water.