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Five years in jail for stealing baby

News: 11 June 2004 By Frank Mavhungu
A resident of Phaphazela Village, Sylvia Ntlemo (24), will spend the next five years behind bars. Her theft and abduction case was finalised in the Malamulele Magistrate's Court on Tuesday.

Deputy Minister launches bee project to create 100 000 jobs

News: 11 June 2004 By Godfrey Mandiwana
An estimated 100 000 jobs are to be created by the Bee Foundation's project launched by the Deputy Minister of Environmental Affairs and Tourism, Ms Rejoice Mabudafhasi, at Makonde Village near Thohoyandou, last Saturday.

International phonecalls baffle local consumer

News: 11 June 2004 By Godfrey Mandiwana
International calls that appear on the Telkom statement of Mr Khorombi Muthambi of Thohoyandou Black J on May 12, 2004, are causing confusion for the family.

The ghost of an old man is beating us ...

News: 11 June 2004 By Godfrey Mandiwana
The Community of Dididi outside Thohoyandou is still baffled by the mysterious disappearance and death of an 89-year-old pensioner, Mr George Mutavhatsindi Ratsibi, who was found in the nearby bush last September.

Bicycles for needy scholars

News: 11 June 2004 By Nthambeleni Gabara
Pupils from the historically disadvantaged communities within the Makhado Municipal area who are travelling about 30km per day in order to an get education, no longer have to do so.

Chairpersons satisfied with budget

News: 11 June 2004
The Chairpersons Association (CA) expressed its appreciation of a very neutral budget in a letter to the mayor of Makhado, Cllr Rhulani Nkuzana.

"Where is this place, Louis Trichardt?"

News: 11 June 2004
Louis Trichardt was turned into a carnival town last weekend when over 1 500 cyclists and twice that number of supporters and family descended on it.

Genetically modified cotton planted in Musina

News: 11 June 2004
An American company this week announced its intention to proceed with a contained release field trial of genetically modified cotton cultivars in the Limpopo Valley.

Tuks team win record breaking Kremetart

Sport: 11 June 2004
Stage 1 of the Kremetart One-Day Stage Race started on a high note for the Microsoft team when Jeremy Maartens attacked 500m from the R500 Mountain View mountain prime, only 9km into the 53km- long stage to go 200 meters clear of the bunch and lead the 1 200 participants over the Mountain.

Mathivha builds clinic for community

News: 04 June 2004 By Elijar Mushiana-NIPA
A local Samaritan, who is building a clinic in the rural area of Malonga near Giyani, pledged that the structure will be completed at the end of July this year.

Medical students visit special school

News: 04 June 2004 By Elijar Mushiana-NIPA
The Tshilidzini Special School, which is situated in the village of Shayandima, received a welcome visit by an American medical team during the past week.

Another toilet down the drain?

News: 04 June 2004 By Elijar Mushiana-NIPA
The quality of workmanship of the contractors who built RDP toilets at Dindela in the Tshimbupfe area was placed under the spotlight this week, when numerous people called the offices of Mirror, complaining about the toilets.