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  • Clearing our rivers for Mandela Day

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    Tata Madiba was also passionate about the environmental sustenance for a better future of all who leaves in it, with…

  • Tzaneen youngsters learning robotics

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    The Greater Tzaneen Community Foundation hosted a welcome dinner event for a group of American robotics team at Motshewa Lodge…

  • So onthou hy Tata Madiba

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    Vandag vier ons Mandela-dag. So onthou joernalis van Letaba Herald, Bertus de Bruyn Nelson Mandela. "Ons het besluit, ‘if not…

  • Local beauty reigns as Miss Limpopo

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    The newly crowned Miss Limpopo, Mpho 'Aurora' Malatji says she would like to build an art academy in Limpopo

  • A selfless act rewarded greatly

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    "I grew up as a naughty young girl and I did not have respect for anyone. I was very harsh…

  • Agriculture not just for the old

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    Thirty-one-year old Karabo Miyeni is the senior supervisor at Serala Estate in Tzaneen and believes that land is wealth and…

  • Royal council investigates following allegations of financial misconduct

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    Bakgaga Ba Maake Tribal Council has ordered an investigation into the bank account of the Bakgaga Community Trust (BCT).

  • TZANEEN: JC stap die ekstra myl en herlaai vertroue

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    'n Jong vakleerling motorwerktuigkundige het uit sy pad gegaan op Vadersdag.

  • TZANEEN: Initiation schools close

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    That despite the deaths that occurred about three weeks ago.

  • WATCH: Caxton Local Media supports local business owners

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    The media giant, which Letaba Herald is part of, has been supporting local businesses for many years and will continue…

  • Eastes closes a long chapter with Letaba

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    Former Principal of Letaba Special School, John Eastes may have retired but his legacy will remain for decades to come.

  • The train of life in Tzaneen

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    Tzaneen residents were granted an opportunity to access primary health care at lower prices from the Transnet Phelophepha Health train.

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