The Rondebosch Riding School outside Louis Trichardt held their annual Spring Gymkhana on 24 October. The day dawned dark and drizzly, and not very promising for the big day. 

Tshakhuma Na Ndilani will represent the Safa Vhembe Region in the Nedbank Cup competition in Polokwane in two weeks' time. They beat United Artists 2-1 in the final at the Tshifulanani Stadium on Sunday.

Norman “Phangaman” Tshisikhawe became the new welterweight champion of Limpopo when he beat his opponent, Humbulani Netshamutshedzi, by means of a technical knock-out (TKO) in the ninth round of their fight at Meropa Casino last Friday.

Last weekend was not a good one for the two Limpopo National First Division League sides, Baroka FC and Black Leopards.

 A reader, Thivhilaeli Makatu, recently posted a thought-provoking question which led to some interesting research. He wanted to know whether any members of the South African Native Labour Corps or the SA Native Military Corps were listed on the memorial roll of the local Moths. We asked Moths’ “Old Bill” Allan Odendaal to investigate and it didn’t take him long to come back with a reply.

Thousands of mourners from different walks of life came together to pay their last respects to Thovhele Vho-Alpheus Mulima last Friday.

Wilson Express Football Club of Xikukwani in Malamulele, a team that plays in the SAB League, aims to produce players who can play for the elite league in the future.

A local attorney, Mr Benedict Sigogo, was unanimously voted the new president of the Black Lawyers Association (BLA) during the association’s general meeting that was held at Emperor's Palace Hotel in Johannesburg last Saturday.

Dit het eindelik gebeur. Die maande van afwagting, spanning, verspottigheid en trane is verby. Daisy en Bernard moet trou aan mekaar belowe. Gaan iets egter Daisy se mooiste dag bederf?

The reggae-gospel singer Jah Lady will launch her much-awaited new DVD at Highway in Madombidzha village on Saturday.

Phalaphala FM, the only SABC radio station which has been organising annual overseas tours for more than 20 years now, was at it again when it took 125 people, including four Phalaphala FM personnel, to Turkey from 3 to 12 October.

As part of accelerating service delivery, the Musina Local Municipality recently purchased a warrant-tracing vehicle at a cost of R450 000.