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Villagers hope to cash in on Marula festival
Mokgadi Mogy Mashako Morula beer brewer Gloria Sebashe from Majeje village in Limpopo is pinning her hopes on the upcoming Marula festival to generate an…
Fisherwomen making a mark in aquaculture industry
Women in Oman, Nigeria and Guyana advance the fisheries and aquaculture sector WHEN Agbato Olubunmi started her own fish production and processing firm in Nigeria…
Tap Tap the people’s champ taps back to a glorious past
He made history by becoming the first non-racial boxing champion and built a blazing legacy. Zakhele Diamante Shiba catches up with the 79-year-old former champ…
Limpopo female farmers plead for UN intervention
Mokgadi Mogy Mashako Limpopo maize farmer Selane Matsheremane is still reeling from the disaster caused by the floods that hit the Mopani region last year…
Magoši throw royal tantrums in meeting with Mabuza
Deputy president David Mabuza hears of fears to lose land and accusations of neglect of traditional leaders by the state Mokgadi Mogy Mashako THE follow…
The trains return but do not stop in Sosha anymore…
The train does not stop in Soshanguve any longer. It gallops past the deserted Soshanguve station towards Mabopane, before making its way back again a…
Tea can help transform agrifood systems to end poverty and hunger
The economic importance of the tea industry has grown during the pandemic but it must confront key challenges ROME – The tea industry can play an…
Lesotho ex-miners count the costs as long wait for redress continues
They spent the best years of their lives digging for gold on SA mines – but now sickly and dirt poor Lesotho’s ex-miners are fighting…
Missionaries viewed African teachers as morally and intellectually inferior
Author and scholar Nicolas Schicketanz traces the training of teachers and introduction of formal western education in Natal back to the 1800s. In this excerpt…








