For a talented woman who grew up in Vuhehli village in the Giyani area, even though she had done vocal backing for numerous singers and musicians, Xongi's voice stood out and spoke volumes for her gift as a singer.

Many people know him as the brilliant character who played Marema in the famous Phalaphala FM soapie, I khou khidzhana. He is currently portraying the old man Vho-Murunzi in another soapie, Ndi yone mini yeneyi, for the same radio station. 

The Connecting Culture and Childhood Project is inviting all interested music artists to enter into a singing competition known as Nambi Ya Dzinambi/From Archive to Artist. The artists would have to use one of the old songs from the archives in any new form such as hip hop, RnB, VenRap and traditional. 

In 2013, local baobab expert Dr Sarah Venter from Louis Trichardt had a vision of creating a culture of caring for the Limpopo environment by training rural women to nurture baby baobabs until they are three metres tall and able to withstand threats and thrive on their own.

Friday, 17 November 2017 will remain one of the most important days in the life of a “son of the soil”, the gentle giant in the South African political landscape, the legend and veteran politician, Mr Cyril Matamela Ramaphosa.

If the judgment of the Limpopo High Court in Thohoyandou is implemented, about 65 employees in the Thohoyandou Victim Empowerment Programme (TVEP) in Sibasa will face retrenchment and the facilities of 14 essential services to rape survivors and victims of domestic violence forced to close.

Louis Trichardt residents know this scenario all too well - hot weather and a complete absence of household water, which do not make for pleasant living.

Registration is open for teams that wish to take part in this year’s edition of the Balethavha Soccer Tournament. According to the deputy chairperson of the organizing committee, Mr Humbelani Mukhathi, the registration process started the committee’s meeting last Saturday. The meeting resolved that 16 teams will partake in this year’s tournament and that the registration fee is R500 per team. This year’s champions will receive R8 000, a soccer kit, a floating trophy, soccer balls and gold medals. The runners-up will receive R5 000, a soccer kit, silver medals and a soccer ball.

After parting ways with Black Leopards in an amicable way two weeks ago, it took Mr Jean Loscuito only two days to find a new job.

The annual Baobab Blitz has come around again and everyone has the opportunity to help find answers to the pollination mystery of the baobab flower.

For many years the royal Tshivhase family in Vhembe searched all corners of the country for one of their family members, Mr Matsindise Tshivhase.

After a long period on the run, the 62-year-old Kevin Mark de Klerk reappeared in the Sibasa Regional Court on 10 November.