Effective and visible traffic law enforcement is the single most important requirement for road safety. This is something that the Musina Municipality is striving to achieve.

A 36-year-old Zimbabwean illegal cross-border transport operator who kidnapped and robbed two border jumpers of R500 and a cellphone before dumping them near the Limpopo River was sentenced to an effective 20 years in jail.

Limpopo Gospel star and also the chairperson of the Limpopo Albinism Forum, Rapson Rambuwani, warned members of the community not to donate money to an albino crook who is collecting money in the name of the forum.

The executive mayor of the Vhembe district pledged support to the orphans whose parents died during the horrific ZZ2 truck accident.

Communities around Vhembe have been assured by the Minister of Water Affairs, that the dam will soon serve the communities.

A funeral turned into a battlefield on Sunday, when hundreds of people were treated for suspected food poisoning at the Donald Frazer Hospital. By Sunday, nearly 150 people had been admitted to the hospital.

At 17:30 last Thursday, Iain Purdon of Louis Trichardt received a chilling call from an unknown number. The speaker told him that his domestic worker, Elisa Tshileumbana, had been hit and killed by a vehicle while she was walking home from work.

After a disappointing fifth position in the 2009/10 season of the National First Division, Dynamos FC are set to get their act together ahead of the new season, which kicks off after the World Cup in August.

The service-delivery-starved community of Gelebe-Zwavhavhili, Tshikosi 1 and 2 in the Lwamondo area, can now sigh with relief.

A new world has opened for two disabled Tshisahulu community members after a local scrap metal company donated two brand new wheelchairs.

The lives of more than 3 000 residents of the six villages in the Tshimbupfe area will change for the better.

Years before he could even think that he might one day be the first citizen of Vhembe district, Cllr Phillemon Mdaka took it upon himself to assist needy students in furthering their education.