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The Louis Trichardt Cricket Club’s T20 league ended on Sunday with the final match being decided between Strikers and Limpopo Dairy on the A-field.
The Nzhelele community's members were reeling in shock when they learned that a member of the SANDF (South African National Defence Force) was among those suspected of a daring daylight robbery.
Die twee verdagtes wat vroeër in die maand glo op heterdaad betrap is met ‘n lewendige ietermago in hulle besit, is hierdie week borg toegestaan.
A well-known community builder, gogo Kutama Mugagadeli Tambani (107), died after a long illness at the Louis Trichardt Memorial Hospital last Wednesday.
After switching off the microphone for the past ten years, veteran radio presenter Razzmatazz Mashige is back on air. This time the radio guru, with more than 40 years of experience behind the microphone, has found a new home with Univen FM.
For Nduvho Ramulifho, a young woman born in Thenzeni village, art is the one thing that has always given meaning to her life. Now residing at Makwarela in Thohoyandou, Nduvho had carved a niche for herself in the arts industry, where she is better known as Ndido the Woman.
At least four young soccer stars were identified to go for development trials at the development academies of Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates and Bidvest Wits during Mamu Community Development's recent activities at Vhuilafuri Stadium at Madabani village.
Young Ebenezer Mulaudzi (19) and his friends Ndamulelo Nevhulaudzi, Muano Maregwa and Amen Munyai are young men with a vision. They have the dream that skateboarding, a relative unknown activity in Vhembe, will become popular in the region.
Almost two years after traditional healer Vusiwana Baloyi was sentenced to life imprisonment for the brutal ritual murder of Ms Mercy Ndou of Shayandima, the police in Limpopo made another major breakthrough when a further six people were arrested in connection with the case.
Three family members were injured, and one was killed during a suspected armed robbery at Basani on Sunday evening. One of the robbers was also apparently accidentally shot by his fellow criminals and died on the scene.
With the recent Easter holidays and an upcoming long weekend, a substantial proportion of the South African population has returned or will shortly return from destinations where a risk exists of contracting malaria, both in- and outside the country.
Andries van Zyl from Louis Trichardt writes:
