When economies slow down and there is a surge in unemployment stemming from the COVID-19 lockdowns violence against women is likely to increase due to…
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Local government’s failure to provide residents with precious resource forces desperate citizen to resort to old ways Chester Makana Vhembe district municipality resident Vhonani Mulovhedzi…
Long wait for compensation compounds challenges faced by ex miners whose struggle has been made worse by the corona virus outbreak Lolo Maphophe The outbreak…
Farming along the Limpopo river means a daily struggle with herds of roaming elephant. LUCAS LEDWABA reports on a case of human-wildlife conflict in South…
Dalom music legend Patricia Majalisa passed away this week. Japhet Ncube mourns the end of a colourful era
News that the owners of Limpopo based First Division side Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila football club have bought the status of PSL club Bidvest Wits has…
More than 30 people have been killed in mining wars in northern KwaZulu Natal as communities battle over mineral rights and evictions
The image of commercial agriculture being the preserve of white men in safari suits is fast becoming a hazy memory. Young black farmers are staking a claim in the field despite challenges
At a time when traditional leaders are making headlines for all the wrong reasons and society continues to question their role in a democratic society – Chief Livhuwani Matsila is showing the way in a little corner of rural Limpopo.
for more than two decades we’ve been struggling with acute shortage of water and we’ve been pleading with authorities to give us water without any success