Allegations of financial mismanagement at the Makhado Municipality again came to the fore this week, following the alleged irregular payment of a R110 000 performance bonus to the Municipal Manager, Mr Reuben Rambado

'n "Alternatiewe" roete na Musina waardeur die omstrede tolhek uitgesny word, het gereelde padgebruikers die afgelope week aan die gons. Motoriste wat die roete gebruik, spaar nie net aan die R19 en meer tolgeld wat gehef word nie, maar steun die protesaksie van georganiseerde landbou teen die Nasionale Padagentskap

Officials of the South African Football Association (SAFA) witnessed the formalising of a R15000 sponsorship from Magwaba Bus Services to Dzadfa, during a ceremony held at the Netshidaulu Hall in Dzanani last Saturday

Zwigodini Real Vikings gave Sobantu Football Club a tough time when they lost 1-2 to them in the finals of the Castle Regional League National play-off match that was played at the Esikhawini Stadium in Richards Bay on Saturday

A senior correspondent of Mirror, Mr Frank Mavhungu, rubbed the noses of reporters of other newspapers into the dirt when he won the award for the best print journalist of the season, awarded by the organisers of the Castle Regional League

Dynamos Football Club are optimistic that they will be among the four teams that will participate in the Telkom Charity Cup early next month

Five adventurers cycled from Musina to Louis Trichardt on June 30 as part of the first stage of their ride from Beit Bridge to Cape Point. Their ride forms part of the PolioPlus project of Rotary International to eradicate polio completely by the year 2005

The Limpopo Land Claim Commission vows to finalise all claims in the year 2005, said Cllr Albert Muvhumbe during the meeting held in the Makhado Lapa last Saturday.

Two residents of Giyani Township, a 17-year-old youth, and Wisani Solly Ndlovu (23) appeared in the Giyani Regional Court last Friday on thirteen counts of theft and nine of armed robbery

The South African Council of Churches (SACC) in Limpopo has condemned the abuse and rape of women and young girls by priests, under the pretext of offering them healing prayers, as "an embarrassment to the Church and a liability to its whole ministry."

A well-known taxi owner, Libeko Michael Malatjie (54), was not asked to plead when he appeared in the Bolobedu Magistrate's Court on two counts of murder last Thursday.

The fight against the official name change of this town is on.