Wat is die huidige finansiële status van die Makhado Munisipaliteit en is hulle weer besig om af te stuur op ‘n krisis, soos in 2004, toe hulle op die laaste oomblik geld moes leen om hul September-salarisse te betaal?

Die burgemeester van die Makhado Munisipaliteit, rdl. Glory Mashaba, wou haar Woensdag nie te veel uitlaat oor ernstige aantygings rakende die beweerde wanbestuur van openbare fondse deur senior amptenare van die munisipaliteit nie.

Leopards have booked a place in the quarterfinal stage of the prestigious Nedbank Cup Competition by beating amateur side Matatiele Professionals 2-0 at the Thohoyandou Stadium on Saturday.

The million dollar question in the Black Leopards’ camp now is whether their new head coach, Mr Shepherd Murape, will produce the miracle to save the team from the jaws of relegation at the end of the season. Murape was appointed the team’s head coach last week.

The local football fraternity suffered a terrible blow, following the death of one of the unforgettable community builders in Limpopo. Dowelani Mutwautshila (40) of Ha-Makhuvha was the managing director and sole sponsor of Mudaswali United Brothers and Dolphins FC.

The operations manager of De Beers Venetia Mine, Mr Johnny Velloza, officially handed over R14.5 million to schools around Musina and Blouberg at the Musina Venetia recreational hall last Friday.

There was pomp and ceremony when the much-awaited wedding between a celebrity couple, Fholisani Mudau and Portia Nethengwe, finally took place.

The police officials of the Tshilwavhusiku SAPS were awarded certificates for their loyal service in the South African Police Service in an event that was held at the station premises of Ravele Village of the Sinthumule area last Friday.

Mourners from around and outside the Limpopo Province paid their last respects to the former manager of Phala Phala FM, Mr Joseph Gert Sadiki (62). The funeral was held at the Vleifontein cemetery on Saturday.

Dead or alive? This is the question asked by almost all people who have seen the picture of this young boy.

The mood was emotional when hundreds of villagers converged at the Makumbane royal palace at Tshisahulu to meet their long lost brothers, who were forcefully removed by the previous regime to far-flung areas in the Malamulele and Giyani areas in the former Gazankulu homeland.

The Mphephu SAPS Adopt a Station Pastors Forum, in collaboration with the Makhado Municipality, the Department of Roads and Transport and the community of Luvhalani, held a healing and cleansing ceremony on Wednesday, next to the spot where a fatal head-on bus accident occurred on 19 February last year.