New pastors’ forum to bring stability at Shayandima
The recently launched Shayandima Pastors Forum says it has the mammoth task ahead of reviving the township of Shayandima and ending the ills such as drug abuse and crime and bringing back morals.

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The recently launched Shayandima Pastors Forum says it has the mammoth task ahead of reviving the township of Shayandima and ending the ills such as drug abuse and crime and bringing back morals.
Gauteng hammered the high-riding Limpopo 8-1 in the loser’s final of the SAB National U/21 championship at the Zwelithini Stadium in Durban on Sunday.
The mayor of Makhado Municipality, Cllr Shonisani Sinyosi, and her team were out and about in town fixing potholes all over on Friday, 20 July, and she has vowed that she will be doing the same every Friday until all the holes are repaired.
The Makhado SAPS has put a temporary halt to the Makhado Carnival Show going ahead.
Molepo “Maseven” Rapatsa was a marvel to watch when her team, Maindis Ladies FC, beat Shayandima Morning Stars 3-0 in the final of the Vhembe Mayoral Cup match at the Rabali Stadium on Saturday.
Road traffic movement between South Africa and Zimbabwe will be greatly improved with the upgrading of the Beitbridge border post between the two countries.
The Moths Turbi Hills Shellhole in Louis Trichardt said a sad farewell to one of its members, Mr John Tilma, who passed away at his home om 20 July at the age of 71.
The team from Limpopo Dairy yet again showed their strength in local cricket when they beat Vikings by 86 runs on Sunday in the final of the Louis Trichardt Cricket Club’s 20-over league.
A 21-year-old VenRap artist, HaaNdi YellowMah, was catapulted to greater fame when he was crowned Star of the Town during the SABC2's small-town Showville talent competition.
Black Leopards proved beyond doubt that they were ready to compete in the Absa Premiership Division by beating Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila (TTM) 1-0 in the final of the Limpopo Soccer Legacy Spectacular at the Giyani Stadium on Sunday.
Little did a 10-year-old David Mudau Tshikhuthula know that his hobby of tilling the land as a boy while growing up in Mailaskop around 1961 would one day become his means of making a living.
Representatives of the Limpopo Provincial Legislature, traditional leadership and members of the public met for a public hearing and contribution of comments on the Traditional and Khoi-San Leadership Bill at the Makhado show grounds on Friday.

