Local news
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Panel discusses local author’s book ‘Here comes the Gay King’ at State Theatre
Local newsA panel of LGBTQI+ activists has dissected the novel of a Tzaneen author, Here Comes the Gay King. The novel…
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Cable theft in Giyani a big problem
Local newsGiyani residents have taken to burying Eskom cables underground while load-shedding is in place, due to theft.
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Diphuti Primary heading to national choir finals
Local newsThe choir of Diphuti Primary School from The Oaks will represent Limpopo at the 2023 ABC Motsepe South African Schools…
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Leopard conservation in the spotlight at chamber
Local newsThe Tzaneen Chamber of Commerce recently met at Tzaneen Country Lodge for their monthly luncheon with Savanna Hanni from Karongwe…
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Nthabiseng sees the best in intellectually challenged learners
Local newsNthabiseng Special School in Namakgale, calls on society to stop stigmatising intellectually disabled persons.
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Anti-poaching unit boosted as rangers complete training
Local newsKruger National Park (KNP) rangers were recently presented with certificates after undergoing seven days of intensive training for tactical casualty…
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WOF’s heroes help to fight fires in Canada
Local newsThe government-funded programme, Working on Fire (WOF), has deployed a team of 200 firefighters and 15 management personnel to the…
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Tourists invited for a warm winter break in Limpopo
Local newsThe Limpopo Tourism Agency (LTA) has launched its Winter Campaign at Mopani Rest Camp in the Kruger National Park (KNP)…
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Noah’s Ark in need of donations
Local newsAlthough the Department of Social Development (DSD) subsidises Noah’s Ark Children’s Home, it is not enough, and the home has…
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Mopani to repay R61m to Lepelle
Local newsThe Mopani District Municipality (MDM) will settle R61 million of its historic debt with Lepelle Northern Water and the Department…
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Letaba skou bied vermaak en baie vir landbousektor
Local newsAgri Letaba bied van 9 tot 11 Augustus die Letaba Skou op Tzaneen aan.
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Tzaneen budgets R1.7 billion for 2022/2023
Local newsThe Greater Tzaneen Municipality (GTM) has allocated a total revenue budget of R1.727 billion for the 2023/2024 financial year.
