‘n Oefenrit het Maandagmiddag so byna-byna ‘n noodlottig einde gehad vir ‘n kranige bergfietsryer van Louis Trichardt, nadat sy deur ‘n minibus-taxi van haar fiets af gestamp is.

Die Namibwoestyn is nie vir sissies nie. Só het plaaslike avonturier Dave van Graan van Louis Trichardt laat weet uit Namibië. Hy het kort voor die einde van verlede jaar sy stapskoene aangetrek en sy geel Bart Mobile gepak om van suid na noord deur hierdie buurland te stap.  

The escalating number of women being abused in Limpopo prompted the young Orifha Rambau of Mashamba Village to establish a movement known as the Female Army.

Inwoners van die Soutpansberg sal Oom Jakkie van der Colff dalk nog onthou. Dié 75-jarige inwoner van Pretoria het verlede jaar die “Suiderkruis”-toer met ‘n fiets onderneem wat hom van die noorde tot die suide van die land geneem het en weer van die weste na die ooste.

The future looks bright for Aron Rasivhetshele, better known as 30 Mrepa in local Venda Rap (VenRap) music circles.

Pupils at the Petamukanda Primary School in Madombidzha village are still being taught in overcrowded classrooms because of the lack of infrastructure. The school has a shortage of educators, chairs and desks.

Dit is nie aldag wat ‘n mens se naam verewig word nie. Hierdie besonderse eer het oom Fred en tannie Marie Hatting van Louis Trichardt te beurt geval hierdie jaar.

The burial of the suspected murder victim, Ms Lufuno Mandevu (29), which was supposed to have been held over the weekend, could not take place because tests were still being done on her body.

The traditional leaders of Vuwani and surrounding areas, the Pro-Makhado Task Team and the Limpopo government have agreed that the troubled area will not be serviced in the interim by the new LIM 345 municipality.

The good news for all gospel music lovers is that veteran gospel artist Paul Muladzi has just released his latest album, entitled Ri tshi fa fhano fhasi. 

Last weekend, a ravaging fire gutted a Bible school in Malamulele, leaving damage estimated at about R2 million in its wake. The Harvesters Theological Seminary at Xithlelani in Malamulele burnt down on Sunday afternoon. The consuming fire left scores of theology students, Grade 12 learners and youths from around Malamulele, who utilised the building for various purposes, in a state of confusion.

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