Millions of people living in water starved rural communities in Limpopo that were hoping for good news from this year’s budget vote speech by the…
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Residents brace for tough winter as long wait for electricity continues
Masakaneng resident Nkwana Ramoabe Kgaphola travels daily collecting empty containers which he uses to store water and to make fire for cooking and heating water…
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…
Forgotten community pleads for services after years of neglect
A housing development project was meant to bring change to a rural Limpopo community has become the source of many troubles writes Benson Ntlemo The…
Village turns to solar to keep taps running
A collaboration between a traditional authority and an investment company has restored water to a community plagued by chronic shortages Lucas Ledwaba AFTER waiting in…
Engineering graduate beats unemployment through farming
Young graduates are not spared the hardships of unemployment but a qualified Limpopo civil engineer has found an alternative way out Nthabeleng Tefo WHEN he…
State shows no urgency to finalise restitution land claims
Restitution land claims are still outstanding more than 2 years after a 2019 Constitutional Court order that government finalise them writes Molatelo Mohale THE Restitution of…
Mmabore’s mission to heal and preserve culture
Mmabore Mogashoa recently came second in the Sol Plaatje European Union Poetry Award. She tells Lielly Kawa about her life as a healer, writer, poet,…
R146-million skills centre brings hope to Sekhukhune artisans
STUDENTS from rural Sekhukhune in Limpopo will no longer have to travel to other provinces to acquire skills that would qualify them as professional artisans following government's injection of R146,9 million to construct a technical college in the area.









