Founder member of Thasululo Ministries passes away

News: The mother of a well-known Limpopo journalist and government communicator has died. Ntshavheni Agnes Dzebu of Makonde village is the mother of Wilson Dzebu, an award-winning journalist who is now the spokesperson of Musina Municipality. Agnes died on Sunday after a short illness and she will be buried tomorrow (Saturday) at Makonde village, north of Thohoyandou.

Leopards through to Caf Top 16

Sport: Black Leopards advanced to the last 16 of the continental Confederation of African Football (CAF) Cup, when they beat Warri Wolves of Nigeria 2-0 at the Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane on Sunday.

Six arrested on charges of human trafficking

News: Limpopo police have arrested six suspects over the past weekend in Louis Trichardt and Thohoyandou believed to be involved in a human-trafficking syndicate.

Leopards move away from danger zone

Sport: Black Leopards moved two points clear of the relegation zone at the bottom of the Absa Premiership on Tuesday night after playing to a goalless draw with Bidvest Wits in Johannesburg.

Black Leopards get a 2-5 reality check

Sport: The former striker of Black Leopards and now a sharpshooter for Moroka Swallows, Siyabonga Nomvethe, continued his good form in the Absa Premiership match at the Giyani Stadium on Friday night.

Rambau sues newspaper for R20 million

News: The senior regional magistrate accused of accepting a bribe to influence a court case has hit back and sued several parties for unlawful arrest and defamation. One of the respondents is Zoutnet, publisher of the Zoutpansberger and Limpopo Mirror newspaper, whom he sues for R20 million.

Thengwe duo on top in national schools court competition

News: The team from Thengwe High performed very well during the recent first round of the National Schools Moot Court Competition. A moot court is a role-play exercise in which participants play the role of lawyers in a fictional court case.

"Where is my father´s family"

News: He was mysteriously dismissed from his well-paying job "for no apparent reason". He lost his beautiful house. His wife, the mother of his four children, then dumped him. His three luxury cars were repossessed and he now lives a miserable and lonely life.

Photo: Laerskool Messina wys top akademiese presteerders aan

News: Laerskool Messina het hul top vyf akademiese presteerder in elke graad na afloop van die eerste kwartaal aangewys.

Amutu brace sinks Black Leopards

Sport: Warri Wolves of Nigeria beat Black Leopards 3-1 in a CAF Confederation Cup match at the Warri City Stadium on Sunday.

Homemade wheelchair for disabled Frans

News: Frans Manabalala (35) of Musina is the happiest disabled person on earth today. This is because he was presented with a lifetime gift of a homemade battery-powered wheelchair by a local self-taught engineer, Reekie Moyo.

Nuwe regulasies maak renosterjag moeiliker

News: Nuwe regulasies vir die merk van renosterhorings en trofeejag van renosters is voorverlede week na finale goedkeuring in die Staatskoerant gepubliseer. Dit volg nadat die regulasies sedert September verlede jaar vir publieke insae en bespreking oopgestel is.

Daar is geld om te maak in wildbedryf

News: Die wildbedryf in Suid-Afrika is kerngesond - veral in Limpopo waar meer as 50% van Suid-Afrika se wildsplase geleë is en waar die bedryf al hoe meer beleggers lok. Jacques Malan, president van Wildlife Ranching SA (WRSA), sê egter die bedryf het nog nie naastenby sy volle potensiaal bereik nie.

Leopards disappoint against AmaZulu

Sport: A poor performance from Black Leopards in the second half saw them concede three goals as Lidoda Duvha went down 4-1 to AmaZulu in an Absa Premiership match at the Giyani Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

Huge boost for Musina economy

News: The local economic development of Musina received a huge boost after the opening of 40 shops at the Musina China Wholesale Centre. The centre has 150 shops and the remaining ones will also be opened to the public in due course.

Own library for Nancefield´s residents

News: The days of travelling to Musina to access library facilities will soon be history for the people of Nancefield, after the construction of the R2.8 million library took off last month.

Musina Aids Council launched

News: Guests from sector departments, non-government organisations, community-based organisations and municipal officials recently gathered in the municipal boardroom to launch the much-awaited Musina Aids Council.

Street light programme intensified

News: Despite the challenge of escalating incidents of cable theft, the technical staff of Musina Municipality has intensified its routine programme of fixing street lights in Nancefield and Musina town.