Thulamela Local Municipality recently held its senior citizens’ annual celebration at the Mutale Town Hall in Tshilamba.
Unemployed people at Makuya stand to gain meaningful employment. The area, some kilometres from Thohoyandou, was hard hit when Tshikondeni mine closed shop and many locals lost their jobs. This will, however, soon be history.
A school is seen within every community as a place where children acquire the building blocks for their future, but when criminals armed with a fire-arm and knives brazenly threaten the security officer and rob the school of its moveable property, this becomes just another chapter of the sad story that is modern-day society.
The MEC for Social Development, Ms Mapula Mokaba-Phukwana, has warned that she will make sure that “blessers” who impregnate school children will be arrested.
The acting regional manager of the Department of Higher Education and training, Mr Frans Ramonyatse, has urged the provincial institutes of higher learning such as universities and TVET Colleges to work together.
Magangeni Primary School at Malamulele is a school that does not even have a library. The school has, however, produced an achiever.
An application to liquidate the embattled VBS Mutual Bank will be heard in the High Court next Tuesday (13th). A group of local shareholders and account holders have, however, vowed to fight back, saying that the bank can still be rescued and that the funds can be raised to make it profitable again.
The passing away of Sue-Anne Cook on 1 November has resulted in outpourings of love and respect, not only from the local people who knew her well and interacted with her daily, but also people from afar.
In yet another chieftainship battle, a woman is fighting against the system of male primogeniture, arguing that nothing in Vhavenda customs prohibits a girl from becoming a traditional leader.
The Vhavenda king, Toni Mphephu-Ramabulana, is not going to step down because of the VBS scandal, the royal family said on Wednesday during a media briefing held at the royal palace at Dzanani.
What comes next for the three Limpopo lawmen who were each sentenced to lengthy prison terms after an eight-year-long court battle that saw them exhaust all possible avenues to avoid jail time?
