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Another poison attack - "What wrong have I done?"

News: 01 July 2005 By Wilson Dzebu
While the local community is still baffled by an incident reported in last week’s edition of Mirror, in which Ndikandafhi Mampheu’s water drum was allegedly poisoned by unknown people, another similar incident has struck Makonde village again on Sunday.

Familie hoor van seun se dood 'n week na ongeluk

News: 01 July 2005 By Andries van Zyl
Vir die tweede agtereenvolgende week het inwoners die verbysterende skoknuus gehoor dat nog een van die dorp se bekende ouerpare, Pierre en Johanna Steyn, ‘n jong seun aan die dood moes afstaan.

"Who poisoned my water?"

News: 24 June 2005 By Wilson Dzebu
The once peaceful village of Makonde, north of Thohoyandou, is still shocked by an incident in which a villager’s 1 000 litre water drum was allegedly contaminated with poisonous substances.

Churches welcome prison releases

News: 24 June 2005
The South African Council of Churches (SACC) in Limpopo has responded positively to the recent release of selected detainees from a number of prisons in the province.

Water education programme

News: 24 June 2005 By Dirk Nel
With water management currently a vital issue in Limpopo and other drought-ravaged provinces, the recent announcement that two government departments will combine to educate young people on environmental, water and sanitation issues, has been widely welcomed.

Malawian resident in court for fraud

News: 24 June 2005 By Frank Mavhungu
A Malawian citizen, Martin Alberto (50), briefly appeared in the Mhlala magistrate’s court last Wednesday on a charge of fraud. The case relates to an incident that took place at the Thulamahashe shopping centre on June 16 last year.

Werda Toyota gives NPER financial boost

Sport: 24 June 2005 By Frank Mavhungu
The Limpopo East Region of SAFA has received a financial boost in the form of sponsorship from Werda Toyota in Makhado (Louis Trichardt.

No exams with those dreadlocks ...

News: 24 June 2005 By Nthambeleni Gabara
A Grade 12 learner at Lwenzhe Boarding School in Vuwani is faced with a bleak future, as he is alleging that teachers at his school are denying him the opportunity to write the mid-year examinations because of his hairstyle.

Tshikwarani's drummies off to Belville

News: 24 June 2005 By Nthambeleni Gabara
Whenever they perform, be it at district, regional or provincial competitions, the drum majorettes of Tshikwarani Primary School at Madombidzha always take top honours, despite their lack of resources.

Mufamadi listens to Ha-Mashau's problems

News: 24 June 2005 By Nthambeleni Gabara
The MEC for Public Works, Mr Thaba Mufamadi, interacted with communities of Ha-Mashau about service delivery matters last Thursday.

Ratshilumela (76) reunited with family after 58 years

News: 24 June 2005 By Wilson Dzebu
He was only 18, in June 1947, when he left home to work on the farms and for the past 58 years, nobody had heard anything from him. After investigations and traces,which took 10 years, Ratshilumela Phalanndwa (76) was reunited with his family at Damani Village, near Tshipako, on Sunday.

Fire from nowhere leaves poor family homeless

News: 24 June 2005 By Wilson Dzebu
An unemployed woman and her two kids were left homeless when their only makeshift, one-roomed structure mysteriously caught fire on Saturday. The fire destroyed everything and the family was only left with the clothes they were wearing when the mysterious fire broke out.