For Liza this project has ignited her passion for farming and she is now trying to break into the commercial coffee market. Liza is learning all about farming and is confident that their coffee beans have a fighting chance in the coffee market.
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Artisanal miners battle for recognition as security forces crackdown
“We can’t go there anymore. There are soldiers everywhere now,” Zethu Hlatshwayo, national spokesperson of the National Association of Artisanal Miners (NAAM) said in response…
Mantashe says zama-zamas to benefit from state funding as activists call for overhaul of mining legislation
The government's failure to issue permits to small-scale miners, particularly in rural areas such as the chrome rich Sekhukhune has criminalised artisanal miners who mine on a small scale on tribal trust lands.
Lawmakers give Limpopo education thumbs up but pressing challenges remain
Members of Parliament who recently conducted an oversight visit in Limpopo to assess its readiness for the 2024 academic year gave the province the thumbs…
Troubled school bounces back with impressive matric pass rate
“We struggled with a lot of absentees at first but that got resolved by strict warnings and the involvement of parents. We were always remaining after school to study and also did morning study sessions. The teachers made sure we all came to school where they were helping us, starting from Monday to Sunday and we also studied on our own until late
Not quite the AFCON but hey…
ICJ ruling on Israel has vindicated South Africa – Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa has welcomed the decision by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ordering Israel to prevent acts of genocide in Gaza saying it…









