Technology is being used where possible to help detect people entering the park illegally, while rangers continue to patrol different areas
Posts published by “Olga Mulaudzi”
Literacy Month sheds light on SA’s adult literacy gaps
The latest analysis shows that adult illiteracy remains spatially clustered, but the extent and intensity of the clustering have declined.
Limpopo takes centre stage at ATLF 2026 as Africa weighs its tourism future
Music, dance and colour filled the Meropa Hotel in Polokwane as people from across the continent gathered to celebrate what Africa has to offer. Tourism…
Limpopo communities demand action on poor water services
Communities across Limpopo have called for stronger action to improve water and sanitation services, saying proposed changes to the law must address the problems they…
Biko family challenges court approach as reopened inquest gets under way
The Biko family also wants witnesses who were not properly questioned during the first inquest to be considered.
How the legacy of the slave trade shapes our world today
On 23 August, the world observed the International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition,
Families demand answers as thousands of historic land claims stall
The Special Master reported that 8,913 labour tenant claims remain outstanding nationally
Nomawele Njongo’s vision powers Mpondoland’s global literary stage
Preparations are underway for the fifth edition of the Funda Mpondo International Literary Festival
More than 8000 labour tenant land claims remain unresolved
The latest figures show that while some cases have moved into the court process, thousands remain at different stages, with legal, administrative and funding challenges
Inflation and climate shocks push Africa’s hunger crisis to record highs
Africa has overtaken Asia as the region with the highest number of undernourished people, reaching approximately 309 million in 2025









