THE Mining Restoration Investment in Limpopo has pledged R700 million towards a chrome andPlatinum Group Metal mine in the Thabazimbi. This was one of the…
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Intense Tropical Cyclone Freddy has been a feature of the circulation of the South-West Indian Ocean region for about the last week. For the past…
Travelling by public transport in rural areas requires a lot of patience, bravery and endurance. There’s no rail system whatsoever, the bus service is limited…
THE annual Diturupa carnival which was halted two years ago following the outbreak of Covid-19 made a colourful return when more than a dozen troupes…
As the singing went on elsewhere in the hall by jubilant delegates, the KZN branches sat in silence, with some exchanging words with their comrades who sang looking in their direction, swinging their hands in the air to signal change.
THE ANC’s 55th National Conference got off to a slow start with delays caused by registration glitches and issues around credential verification. Voting for the…
The world united in grief when former president Nelson Mandela passed away on 5 December 2013. In Rivonia, Johannesburg residents lit candles under a giant poster of the statesman's youthful days to pay tribute. Nine years since his passing the world remembers his selflessness and contribution to the establishment of a democratic state in South Africa.
THE Limpopo provincial capital Polokwane was a hive of activity as scores of people turned up for the annual Mapungubwe Arts and Culture Carnival on…