An HIV positive man is on a drive to advise the community to accept HIV and live positively with the disease.

“Being intellectually impaired does not mean that we do not have talent that we can use to develop our society.” That is the message from learners of Fulufhelo Special School in Thohoyandou, who are using their talents to raise funds for their school and to generate an extra income for themselves.

An unemployed single mother needs public assistance to raise her five-year old triplets, two boys and a girl.

The cosy companionship of ordinary pets like cats and dogs is not for him – he prefers the company of snakes!

A novel concept, combining community education with national and international tourism, is now taking shape near the fruit and vegetable market at Tshakuma.

A 14-year-old boy narrowly escaped death when his family’s hut caught fire on Saturday

A disabled woman is the toast of her village, after she established an empowerment project which provides jobs for two men who had been unemployed for many years.

An American Fulbright exchange teacher at Murimane High School in Mbokotha, Terry McManamy, is returning home to Vermont in the USA with an inspired dream.

In an attempt to prove that there is progress when the private sector and the government are working together, the Old Mutual Foundation officially handed over a borehole and water tanks to Mbhanyele High School at Mapapila Village last Friday.

The mayor of the Makhado Municipality, Cllr Sarel Rhulani Nkuzana, said that Mr Peter Muleya, PRO of the municipality, who is no longer interacting with the media, is still an active PRO of the council.

The lady who received her identity document with another person’s photo inside has still not received her correct ID document five months later.

The Thohoyandou High Court sentenced a 36-year-old father to 62 years in prison last Friday, after he was found guilty of killing his three children at Mbilwi Makanga Village outside Thohoyandou on August 30.