Mining company Coal of Africa Limited (CoAL) announced on Monday (15 August) that it now expects its acquisition of the Chapudi coal project to be finalised by the end of April next year.

Alhoewel die griepseisoen einde se kant toe staan, is dit lank nog nie verby nie.

A 32-year-old, unregistered Zimbabwean cross-border transport operator was fined US$600 or five months in jail, for smuggling a group of border jumpers into South Africa.

Louis Trichardt’s “Green Belt” area has once again been earmarked for development.

An alleged “rasta” poacher, who is apparently quite the artful dodger and who is accused of poaching inside the Mapungubwe National Park, appeared in the Musina Magistrate’s Court on Friday, August 5.

Students of the University of Venda was urged to help government by popularizing their foreign polices.

A 30-year-old Zimbabwean police officer at Beit Bridge and a friend were hauled before the court a fortnight ago, for allegedly extorting money from illegal immigrants who intended to cross into South Africa through the Beit Bridge Border Post.

If the recent fundraising dinner by the University of Venda is something to go by, their R2 billion capital-fundraising dream could soon be a reality.

Die Suid-Afrikaanse Polisiediens sal vinnig duisende rande in skadevergoeding moet opdok, anders is die Musina SAPD dalk binnekort talle van hulle polisievoertuie kwyt.

One of the dedicated community builders of the Soutpansberg community and the leader of the Kutama clan, Khosi Peter Kutama, passed away in a private hospital in Poliokwane on Tuesday night, 9 August. He was 55 years old.

Die Botha-familie op Louis Trichardt dring aan op ‘n appèl in die moordsaak van mev. Tienie Botha, nadat 2 van die 4 beskuldiges in die saak deur die Hooggeregshof kwytgeskeld is van die moord op die 78-jarige mev. Botha in Februarie 2009. Al 4 die mans is onskuldig bevind op die klag van huisbraak by die Greyling-gesin.

The brother of a woman who, together with her 21-month-old daughter, died in an inferno, attributes their deaths to poverty. That was Peter Mathalise's reaction during the funeral service of his sister, Amukelani Mathalise, the previous weekend.