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Makhado or not?

News: 20 April 2007
Several readers reacted during the past week on the Louis Trichardt-Makhado name controversy.

Food poisoning hits college

News: 20 April 2007 By Wilson Dzebu
Nearly 50 students of Mchebeko Skills Competency College were treated for suspected food poisoning at Tshilidzini Hospital on Tuesday. Luckily, no one died but two of them were in a stable but critical condition at the hospital at the time of going to press.

“This is Makhado town”

News: 20 April 2007 By Nthambeleni Gabara
The executive committee of the Makhado Municipality has taken a resolution to restart the process of renaming the town of Louis Trichardt back to Makhado once again. The resolution was taken during the council´s special meeting held at the council chambers last Thursday.

Kremetart a dynamic and vibrant race

Sport: 20 April 2007
Dynamic and vibrant ... That is the phrase that members of the P&L Hardware Cycling Club like to use to describe themselves and the races they present.

“Life begins at 70,” says local writer

News: 20 April 2007 By Frans van der Merwe
"Life really begins at 70" seems to be the motto of retired schoolteacher Casper Makhuba, who received a printed copy of his latest publication Nhlalala (Honeybird) - an anthology of Xitsonga poems with introductory principles of poetry studies for students and teachers in Grades 8 and 9, this week. The anthology is published by Hibbard and officially prescribed by the Department of Education.

Louis Trichardt maak gereed vir sy eie kunsfees

News: 20 April 2007
Ons land is besig om kunsfees-mal te raak! Uit die uithoeke van Suid-Afrika kom mens te hore van die talle kunsfeeste soos die Kierieklapperfees, die Wortelfees op Krugersdorp, Inniebos op Nelspruit, Aardklop en die KKNK. Inwoners van die Soutpansberg kan egter ook nou hul vere begin regskud vir Louis Trichardt se eie kunsfees, die Zoutpansbergse Kuns- en Kultuurfees.

“All I want is my dog back”

News: 20 April 2007 By Linda van der Westhuizen
"All I want is my Pekingese doggie back," says a distressed owner of a precious sleeve Pekingese that was allegedly stolen from its yard in Rissik Street.

Three guilty after elderly man dies after beating

News: 20 April 2007 By Riaan de Swardt
Three young men each received five-year prison sentences or a fine of R10 000 after being found guilty of culpable homicide in the Louis Trichardt Regional Court on Tuesday.

‘n Jaar later is nagmerrie-ondervinding nog vars in die geheue

News: 20 April 2007 By Frans van der Merwe
"As ‘n mens nie in so iets was nie, besef jy nie werklik wat die mense rondom jou beteken nie – mense van alle bevolkingsgroepe. Hulle was en is steeds wonderlik goed vir ons. Ons waardeer Louis Trichardt. Dit is ‘n wonderlike dorp met wonderlike mense," sê die bekende plaaslike sake-egpaar André en Petro van den Berg.