Nature Manala's role involves offering technical support to implement HIV programmes for youth aged between 10 and 24. She aligns her programmes with the National Strategic Plan and actively contributes to the implementation of the school health policy. Photo: GCIS
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It’s early December yet the landscape on the farms in Onverwacht, near Polokwane in Limpopo, is a dull brown and dry. Red dust rises into…
Carlos Djedje devoted his life to fighting for peace, freedom, and justice. The Tshwane born musician passed away recently from illness. Veteran journalist and friend…
The Land Claims Court of South Africa has ordered that a family that has had their land rights taken away under apartheid be compensated financially…
Limpopo Traffic safety officers and the SA Police Services conducted a roadblock at the Kranskop Toll Plaza on the N1 North highway recently as part…
Village residents plead for intervention from highest office over death trap makeshift bridge that links them to the world Lucas Ledwaba “Can we please exist…
One young girl shared a horrifying account of her own life, which has haunted me ever since.
She endured the invasion of her home, witnessing the brutal rape and murder of her grandmother, and was left with both physical and emotional scars, including herpes and severe trauma.
The move by the province is by far the strongest action taken by government since unions in the private security sector embarked on a national 'pay-back-the-money' campaign in January 2023. The campaign relates to millions of rands deducted irregularly from thousands of workers by employers who in turn failed to pay towards their healthcare benefits as agreed in the MCA.
The sight of braes, valleys and all is pleasing. In an alpine, water-rich country, mountains come in many shapes and colours: green, beige and brown blankets. In September, mountains in the Highlands spotted white caps. Photo: T-Connexion Marketing/Moshoeshoe Walk