The article that a Limpopo Mirror correspondent wrote two weeks ago may be the reason he has received several threatening calls the past week. The unidentified callers are seemingly upset with a story about a Makhado councillor who is being investigated for the alleged illegal selling of houses for the poor in Tshikota.

A new and different, more positive approach to the pruning of trees under electricity lines in Makhado (Louis Trichardt) can be expected now and in future.

Traditional dances such as Tshikona and Uluvha were part of the activities at Zwiendeulu zwa Tshitanzhe (the sacred burial place of chiefs), when traditional leaders and communities paid their last respects to the late Vhamusanda Vho-Nyilenyile Tshisudzungwane of Tshitanzhe village outside Mutale last Friday evening.

“The South African government should stop making us feel ashamed to say the words ‘Our government’”.

Die polisie moes verlede Donderdag inderhaas tussenbeide tree, nadat ‘n loongeskil hier in Makhado (Louis Trichardt) ‘n dramatiese wending geneem het.

Local beauties will now have the opportunity to develop their modelling skills by none other than Miss Humanity South Africa 2014, Ms Katryn Barwise.

Thanks to the Haenertsburg Cooking Clinic, many women from rural villages now have the opportunity to make something of their lives which, under normal circumstances, would not have been possible for them.

Teams affiliated to the Limpopo stream of the Safa Second Division will play two matches this weekend. The first matches will be played tomorrow, while others will be staged on Monday, April 21.

Football proved once more to be a cruel sport when Black Leopards, who dominated the whole game, suffered a 0-1 defeat at the hands of United FC in their National First Division League match at the Giyani Stadium on Saturday.

Benny’s Care continued to drop points when they lost 0-2 to Madombidzha Arsenal in an MMK Insurance Brokers match at Tshiozwi on Sunday.

Black Leopards are out of the league title race after they lost their match against United FC at the Giyani Stadium.

A total of 47 young mountain bikers from six schools across the Limpopo Province braved the misty, wet and extremely muddy Soutpansberg on Saturday to compete in the first round of the Limpopo School Cycling challenge.