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  • Spike in malaria ‘out of season’

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    With an alarming increase in malaria cases, with 20 cases recorded between Phalaborwa and Hoedspruit by the MediClinic in Tzaneen…

  • 4th Industrial Revolution: Teacher leads coding pack

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    Frans du Toit High School teacher and 2022 Best National Teacher of the Year, Alfred Mokgalaka, attended the inaugural National…

  • ‘It is disgusting’

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    The community of Mokgoba village on the edge of Modjadjiskloof has been living among sewage flowing through their streets for…

  • Careers in agricultural sector in the spotlight

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    Agricultural giant, Westfalia Fruit Estate hosted a two-day career event at their Faerie Glen farm recently.

  • Damaged tourist facilities refurbished in the KNP

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    SANParks is in the process of refurbishing damaged or dilapidated tourist facilities in the Kruger National Park (KNP).

  • Mopani gets funds to upgrade roads and infrastructure

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    Limpopo will spend nearly R3.4 billion to improve road infrastructure in the province.

  • GGM employees stage a sit-in

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    Employees of the Greater Giyani Municipality (GGM) staged a sit-in on Thursday, April 20 because their uniforms are old and…

  • Police clamp down on Phalaborwa spazas

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    Immigrants that are owners of spaza shops that do not comply with regulations were arrested during a raid in Lulekani…

  • Residents frustrated by water shortages

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    Kampersrus has been without running water for two weeks in the last month.

  • Marula Festival an explosion of fun

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    With the annual Marula festivities in full swing the past weekend, Phalaborwa was the only place to be!

  • Batlhabine community receives farm title deed

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    The minister of Agriculture, Rural Development, and Land Reform (DARDLR), Thoko Didiza, handed the title deed to the Bathlabine community…

  • Drakie hearts touched by “Vark”

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    “Being autistic means Leander’s brain is wired completely different to a normal functioning child.

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