Under the proposed changes, living claimants would be required to undergo new Benefit Medical Examinations
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Despite the long wait, the return of the land has brought renewed hope
The Sekhukhune office subsequently approved R170,325 in funding, enabling the cooperative to scale significantly
When people lose money from their mobile accounts without fully understanding why, it affects more than their balance
Stretching across more than 22,000 hectares, this untamed wilderness is a feast for the eyes
On 21 March 1960, people gathered at the police station in Sharpeville without their passbooks, deliberately challenging the system. They were not armed. They were not violent. They were asserting their dignity.
From 1,803 lions recorded in 2005, the population has declined significantly
The Sagole Baobab deserves better. It is not just a tree—it is a national treasure, a living link to centuries past.
Efforts to stabilise the water supply in Polokwane have been intensified as the government and water authorities attempt to address persistent shortages that have affected…
For many households in Limpopo, access to water is not a convenience but a daily battle. Families spend hours queuing at communal taps or walking long distances to collect water from boreholes and wells, where animals also drink