Tshiozwi Dynamos paved their up the log when they beat the much-respected Maelula New Mates 3-2 in a Safa Vhembe SAB match, played at the Tshiozwi grounds on Sunday, 11 September.

Tshakhuma RO United collected maximum points at the expense of Itsani Double Chiefs when they beat them 1-0 at Itsani on Sunday, 11 September. United squandered numerous scoring chances in the opening minutes. Their speedy forward, Shonisani Rambebu, was the first player to cause an upset.

The Limpopo provincial government has signed a R25 million research agreement with the University of Limpopo (UL) and the University of Venda (Univen) respectively.

When a resident of Hamustha village, Mr Mushaisano Solomon Mashamba (70), started digging a well in his yard using pick and shovel two years ago, many thought that he was mentally unstable.

A Musina ward councillor, who was assaulted last Thursday, 8 September, during a community meeting, says the attacker is one of the people bent on destabilising the community with the intent to derail service delivery in his ward.

A Zimbabwean police officer based in Beit Bridge was sentenced to an effective three years in jail for throwing a sleeping two-year-old baby out of a moving vehicle.

In a very unusual incident, angry learners at Mafumani High School at Homu village in Giyani pelted their school with stones.

The Ravele community is still reeling with shock after a disabled man, Ntshavheni Mukoki (31), died in a fire last Wednesday night.

South Africa's reggae maestro, Colbert Mukwevho, mesmerised fans and more especially disabled learners during a performance at Tshilidzini Special School at Shayandima outside Thohoyandou.

Music lovers and the music fraternity in Vhembe have been dealt a huge blow, following the tragic death of one of the region's most entertaining gospel artists, Calvin Mudau. The artist, known for his unique style of dress, died on Tuesday, 13 September, at the Elim Hospital after being in a coma for three days.

Suspected rhino killer Lucas Baloyi pleaded not guilty on charges relating to the poaching of rhinos in the Kruger National Park.

A young man from Maebani near Kutama was clapped in irons last week for allegedly impersonating a prosecutor and a police official. Since his arrest on Friday (9 September), Pfarelo Ndivhuwo Musundwa (24) has remained in custody, while charges against him are, supposedly, still pouring in.