Young Limpopo coffee farmer Liza Legodi, who was featured on Mukurukuru Media previously is in celebration mode after winning a competition that will help her…
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As the leader of the most ‘successful’ ethnic homeland of the apartheid era, Bophuthatswana, Lucas Mangope was a controversial figure. His legacy still divides opinion…
By Lolo Maphophe Efforts are underway to preserve the rich cultural history and heritage of the Mashashane community in Limpopo.The villages under the Mashashane traditional…
A coalition of unions representing security officers in North West province wants the provincial government to take action against more than 400 companies that are…
In low-income and lower-middle-income countries, the number of people unable to afford healthy diets grew from 2019 to 2022
If current trends continue, about 582 million people will be chronically undernourished in 2030, half of them in Africa
The current king of amaHlubi Inkosi Langalibalele II continues to be treated as a mere inkosi who is a junior to other kings despite having about 30 senior amakhosi under him. The important question to ask during this time as we mark the 30th anniversary of our democracy as a new country following the 1994 breakthrough is the following: what is the state of the Kingdom of amaHlubi and its nation?
Stanely "Screamer" Tshabalala who passed away recently from complications resulting from a gunshot wound suffered in a house robbery in March was appointed national team coach of the South African football squad following the country's readmission into FIFA in 1992.
Disruptions caused by climate change increase the cost of doing business, undermine competitiveness and dampen employment growth. These disruptions result in lower tax revenue and increased expenditure on disaster relief, health care and social support for affected communities
Having died as a ‘commoner’ and prisoner what are the lessons that can be learnt from this hero, especially in the context of the anti-apartheid struggles that we in the 1950s and beyond? What kind of foundation can we justifiably attribute to a leader such as Langalibalele? How did that foundation shape the politics of later leaders such as Mabhida, Mandela, Sobukwe, Hani and many others?