Die weermaglid wat verlede week gearresteer is nadat hy glo die weermag se luukse voertuig gebruik het tydens ‘n gewapende roof, word ook in Pretoria aangekla van poging tot moord.

A mother’s struggle for justice after her son was ritually murdered has so far proved fruitless. Last month, the Thohoyandou Magistrate's Court acquitted all suspects who had been pointed out as having taken part in the murder.

Die afgelope naweek het letterlik met ‘n slag begin vir plaaslike motoriste.

The Vhavenda people and the office of the Vhavenda Kingship are in deep mourning, following the death of Thovhele William Mutele of the Ha-Mutele community outside Mutale.

Mourners from around the province and further afield gathered at the Tambani family residence on Saturday to pay their last respects to the well-known elderly community builder and ANC member, Kutama Mugagadeli Tambani (107) of Tshiozwi.

The life of a resident of Gogobole village in the Kutama area, Code Mundalamo, made a swift turn-around when he responded to a calling to become a reggae musician.

In one of the most bizarre happenings of the past year, the Tshitandani Child Care Centre in Tshikota, just outside Louis Trichardt, has closed down. The Department of Social Development (DSD) still has not issued a permit allowing the child-care centre to continue with its activities, and two weeks ago, the 20 boys in its care were moved to an overcrowded shelter in Musina.

The mutilated body of Mr Khuliso Madida (30) of Tshaulu was found floating in the water of the nearby Luvuvhu River on Monday afternoon.

VBS Mutual Bank’s woes seem to be far from over, but amidst all the latest revelations of the shenanigans at the bank, municipal deposits remain frozen, while Stokvels and burial societies have limited access to funds.

Oorgroeide sypaadjies en parke is tans ‘n seeroog in Louis Trichardt aangesien die Makhado Munisipaliteit se toerusting wat hulle gebruik om die parke en sypaadjies mee in stand te hou, na etlike maande steeds stukkend is.

A disabled young man, Mpho Mathabi, says being without hands should not be used as an excuse not to succeed in life.

The owner of the Limpopo-based team competing in the National First Division, Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila (TTM) has denied rumours that the team is up for sale.