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Spacious house for Bungeni's orphans

News: 20 August 2004 By Nthambeleni Gabara
When the late Mr Samuel Chauke cut the throat of his wife before hanging himself from a nearby tree at Bungeni Village in October 2001, he left his five children devastated by poverty. Today, with the aid of the Makhado Municipality, the children own a four-roomed house.

Stuck without food or shelter

News: 20 August 2004 By Godfrey Mandiwana
Since 27 houses of 10 families of Tshitangani Village were guttered by fire last October, life has been sour for the villagers, as there is no food or shelter.

Kremetart to be associated with Cape Argus

Sport: 20 August 2004 By Andries van Zyl
The organizers of the Kremetart One-day Stage Race, the P&L Hardware Cycling Club, have been approached by Dave Bellairs, the chairman of the Pick ‘n Pay Cape Argus Cycle Tour, with a view of having the Kremetart as one of their qualifying and seeding events.

R6,1 million road "fails" after one month

News: 20 August 2004 By Linda van der Westhuizen
A R6,1 million road upgrading project is under investigation to determine why the road “failed” only one month after being opened.

Education department commends safety plan

News: 20 August 2004 By Wilson Dzebu
The incident in which a crazed Soweto high school teacher ran amok and shot three of his colleagues dead and injured four learners in July 1999, prompted Mphalaleni Secondary School, at Matangari Village, outside Thohoyandou, to come up with a safety plan to curb violence at the school.

Unemployed, but surviving

News: 20 August 2004 By Wilson Dzebu
Mr Thomas Mudau (40), of Mianzwi Village near Thohoyandou, remained jobless for seven years and had given up his dream of raising his two kids effectively. Today he can put some food on the table and educate his kids through the sales of his sculptures.

"Your days are numbered ..."

News: 20 August 2004 By Wilson Dzebu
The peaceful little village of Muhuyu, outside Thohoyandou, is reeling with shock because a prominent educator and community builder, Mr Khathutshelo Nkhumeleni (34), has been receiving death threats from unknown people for the past two weeks.

Following the tracks of the skirmishes

News: 13 August 2004 By Charles Leach
The far northern region of the old Transvaal – now Limpopo Province – was relatively unscathed by the first year or so of the Anglo Boer War. Ironically, this relatively unknown and unimportant part of the province, the Zoutpansberg, saw events that involved many - if not most – of the British Empire’s forces in a series of skirmishes (or blatant murders) that left a legacy of accusations levelled against Britain by Australia.

See the world in a vintage Citroen

News: 13 August 2004 By Frans van der Merwe
A novel concept in tourism – an adventure expedition in vintage cars – brought two groups of 150 people altogether in 55 cars to the Soutpansberg region during recent weeks.

Jong DJ weet hoe om 'n gholfstok te swaai

Sport: 13 August 2004 By Andries van Zyl
DJ Burger, ‘n standerd 9-leerling van die CVO-skool Zoutpansberg, kan beslis beskou word as een van die streek se mees belowende gholfspelers.

Well-known teacher passes away

News: 13 August 2004 By Frans van der Merwe
Well-known and well-loved teacher Mrs Emily Boyd (64) passed away on Tuesday after two years of illness.