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Residents of Mashamba, Masakona and people who frequently visit or commute to these areas are among the happiest people in the district, after the the official opening of two bridges last week.
Met Louis Trichardt se eie CANSA Relay for Life om die draai het die plaaslike organiseerders die publiek versoek om maar bietjie geduldig te wees vir die duur van die Relay.
The dream for local Administrators' League teams to play in the play-offs continues.
It will be another busy weekend for teams competing in the Safa Vhembe MMK Administrators League.
The chief traffic officer at the Vuwani traffic station, Mr Christopher Mulaudzi, resigned at the end of last year to pursue a career as a businessman.
Daisy word onkant gevang deur die televisiespan wat te vroeg op die plaas opdaag. Bernard is van geen hulp om die rumoerige groep te help beheer nie, en vir ‘n volle week moet Daisy haar oordeelsfout maar opvreet ...
The family of a young man who was found floating in a local river at the weekend say they have every reason to believe that their son's death was not natural, but that he was ritually murdered.
A well-known local businessman was injured and an elderly woman was traumatised during a robbery and kidnapping incident that happened in Eltivillas last weekend.
DE VAAL STREET - This week we take a look at one of the “newer” streets in town, albeit that these were already laid out and named round about 1977. De Vaal Street is situated in the more affluent part of Louis Trichardt, more officially known as Ext 7. The streets were named after prominent councillors of the period, such as Piet de Vaal, Boy Schimper and Mannetjie Bergh.
When the parents of pupils attending Hlalelani Primary School realised that their pleas for a new building were not being answered, they decided to close down the school.
Die stof het nog nie gaan lê in die veelbesproke geval van skoolgeweld waarin twee leerlinge van Hoërskool Louis Trichardt verlede jaar betrokke was nie.
It is nearly the beginning of marula/mukumbi/vukanyi season, when rural unemployed women brew marula beer and sell it to the communities.
