“Die munisipaliteit se hande is afgekap,” is die slotsom waartoe baie inwoners kom wat deur rioolprobleme geteister word.

Op ‘n vergadering van die Soutpansberg Belastingbetalersvereniging (SBBV) verlede week is ‘n nuwe bestuur verkies wat voortaan aan stuur van sake gaan staan. Heelwat jong, nuwe bloed maak nou deel uit van die topstruktuur en die manne en vroue is reg vir aksie.

Tewie Wessels (48) se skielike afsterwe op 2 Februarie het vir familie en vriende landswyd as ‘n groot skok gekom.

Vir bykans ‘n uur en ‘n half lank is ‘n 56-jarige vrou voortdurend aangerand, nadat sy, saam met haar 60-jarige skoonsuster, by haar huis in Andersonstraat in Louis Trichardt deur ‘n bende gewapende rowers oorval is.

Inwoners van Louis Trichardt en omstreke wat hierdie maand hulle munisipale water- en ligterekenings gekry het, moet seker maak hulle doen die moeite om die kennisgewing wat voorop gedruk is, te lees.

The new management of the Soutpansberg Ratepayers Association (SRPA) has big plans to kick-start their term of office.

Meer as vyf maande na die dood van hul seun, is daar nog geen berusting vir Frik (68) en Sougnet Nel (63) van Louis Trichardt nie.

The two assistant referees who officiated during the SAFA Vhembe SAB league match between Berea FC and Madombidzha Young Dolphins a fortnight ago at the Zwigodini grounds were allegedly assaulted.

Cellphone giant MTN has invested over R1 million to help revamp the training facilities of a local football club, Black Leopards FC.

South Africa deported nearly 300 000 Zimbabwean illegal immigrants through Beit Bridge border post last year, Mirror has established.

In a heart-rending incident, a 24-year-old Beit Bridge woman is battling for her life at the Musina Hospital after sustaining severe bodily injuries. This was after she was allegedly scalded with hot water by another local woman, following a dispute over a man.

A notorious gang of six thugs, armed with pistols and knives, re-cently abducted six Zimbabwean cross-border traders, including the driver, a South African, and robbed them of goods worth more than R17 000 along the Bulawayo-Beit Bridge Road, police have said.