The residents of Straighthardt and the surrounding Divhani, Doli Doli, Ngundu, Maranikwe, Musekwa, Posaito, Sane and Mudimeli say they are tired of empty service delivery promises.

´n Kennisgewing vanaf Trillionix Investments dat hulle op die plaas Studholme en ander plase op die Witvlagpad vir minerale wil prospekteer, het groot kommer veroorsaak.

The controversial mining company Coal of Africa Limited (CoAL) has agreed to buy various mining assets in the Soutpansberg basin from Rio Tinto.

‘n Nuwe roete word vir die N1 by Musina beplan. Bouwerk aan die nuwe pad kan oor ‘n bietjie meer as ‘n jaar begin, as alles gunstig verloop.

Angry community members from Vyeboom near Vuwani, marched to the Premier´s Office to protest against the lack of service delivery.

At the back of her mind she could hear a motorcycle coming. The next moment, her bike went flying from under her and she hit the tarmac – hard!

Limpopo police have declared war against criminals and they are promising holiday makers and the citizens of this province a ‘crime-free holidays.’ Provincial spokesperson, Col Motjafela Mojapelo, said they have already arrested more than 150 people since they started with their pre-festive season operation.

Local racing driver Quentin Thompson made history the past month when he won the national Goldwagen VW Challenge. Quentin not only managed to win his class, he also won champion of the series.

The Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) has ordered Black Leopards Football Club to pay their former goalkeeper, Mashudu Mamphitha, about a quarter of a million rand. This follows after the club lost their arbitration case against the player.

‘n Swart Kersfees staar ‘n gesin van Levubu in die gesig, nadat alles wat hulle besit het en gebruik om ‘n lewe mee te maak, in vlamme opgegaan het. Die gesin was gelukkig om te oorleef.

After selling the franchise for Limpopo United to a Phalaborwa business consortium at the beginning of this season, the former marketing manager of the club, Mr Takalani Rabali, urged the team’s enthusiastic fans not to despair, saying they would soon come back with a precious gift for them.

During its sitting, which was held at the league’s offices last Friday evening, the disciplinary committee for the Premier Soccer League imposed heavy fines on several clubs, including Black Leopards, for a variety of infringements.