The belief in witchcraft remains entrenched in many societies and is often blamed for misfortunes, including failing one’s studies. ‘These beliefs can act as a…
Posts tagged as “Limpopo”
Desire to break poverty cycle inspires rural matrics
Lucas Ledwaba ON the day the country’s matric results were released Tebatso Ledwaba and his family did not even have money to buy a newspaper…
‘We are used to working until after sunset’
There is wealth in the soil. A lot of people are unemployed. They survive on grants. The government should encourage youth to farm. We are old, but the youth must get this knowledge. They are now depending on social grants
Farmers hope package will ease covid-19 burden
If people don’t farm this year then there is going to be a lot of suffering in the new year
Tackles and goals in dusty field of dreams
After months of inaction enforced by the lengthy lockdown to counter the spread of the corona virus amateur footballers are back in action playing the…
Hosi Nwamitwa living proof leadership is service
She challenged patriarchy to ascend the royal throne and has since distinguished herself as a selfless servant of the people. Benson Ntlemo pays tribute to…
Celebrating the donkey cart – Africa’s ever reliable transport
The donkey cart transport business has been a regular feature of life in Mokopane town for many year. Even with changing times and trends it…
‘…heaven was not meant for us’
'If they claim that by playing our music we would not enter heaven, it means that heaven was not meant for us.' Prof Madimabe Mapaya
Black to the future for tourism
Young guides show the way as the great outdoors see more black participants and call for more participation by those previously denied such opportunities writes…
Rural artists key to boosting tourism after covid-19
The world marks World Tourism Day as the sector prepares to shake off devastation caused by covid-19 Lucas Ledwaba Sculptor Thomas Kubayi flashes a naughty…








