A public outcry rages against advertising and information pollution in town and on the N1.

Mr Phuti Seloba, provincial spokesperson for the Department of Health and Social Development, said on Wednesday that residents need not panic with regard to an outbreak of Typhoid fever.

A heartbroken old lady is pleading with the public to help her trace her missing son. Mukondeleli Nange (67) of Haluvhimbi, north of Thohoyanbdou, has never known peaceful sleep since her beloved, mentally unstable last-born son, Obert Nange (29), disappeared on 21 November last year.

As part of the nationial crime prevention campaign, the SAPS area commissioner in Vhembe, MJ Maepa, handed over school diaries to the learners of Masedi Combined School during the national police day celebration held at the Tshikota community hall last Friday.

One of the top achievers in Limpopo in last year’s matric exams, Ranwaha Nzudzanyo from Thohoyandou, received a full tertiary scholarship from President Thabo Mbeki at the Presidential Guesthouse in Pretoria last week.

Interested parties participated in public hearings of The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) for the Under-Serviced Area Licence (USALs) applications for the Vhembe District Municipality earlier this week.

KHUBVI - A red minibus passed by her house and somebody in the passenger seat shouted through the window: “Nditsheni a vha tsha do dovha vha mu vhona” (You will never see Nditsheni again).

Thinandavha Mudau of Tshivhulani Village, near Sibasa, was an energetic man who worked hard to support his family. He worked for the Department of Health and Welfare in the refuse removal section with zeal to improve the standard of life in his family.

The search is still on for two of the five awaiting-trial prisoners who escaped from the Mhlala Magistrates court cells last Tuesday afternoon.

The battle for traditional leadership has left Mr Elvis Khorommbi (46) of Sanari-Hamakuya, near Tshikondeni Mine, paying with his life. He was shot and killed on Friday evening.

Invisible forces have been terrorizing a granny and her granddaughter since December last year. Their food vanishes immediately after cooking and they only find empty plates. They later find the food, no longer on the plates, hidden either under the bed or in the corners of their small room.

Three women from Musina were allegedly raped in two separate cases on Thursday and on Friday last week.