Local news
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Travel to Mozambique easier as suspension bridge is opened
Local newsThe largest suspension bridge in Africa was officially opened today and is a major plus for Mozambique’s tourism industry.
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UPDATE: Residents in shock after toddler tragedy
Local newsResidents are seething and in shock after an 18 month toddler fell into a borehole pit and died at Jopi…
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HOEDSPRUIT: Up, up and pines away
Local newsThe Blyde Restoration Working Group has been established in order to map the pines and coordinate alien plant control operations.
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TZANEEN: Life after PTSD
Local newsAt 63 years old, after almost 60 years of living with PTSD, Mynhardt says she is, "Entirely free, as free…
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Local school is winner of national food gardening competition
Local newsA team of an educator and three learners from Semana Primary School were amongst the 66 finalist schools from across…
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Hoedspruit and I: Mario Cesare
Local newsThe book proved to be so popular that Mario went on to write two more titles; The Man with the…
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Tzaneen: Three months for applications to reach destination
Local newsA Tzaneen college in May/ June advertised a vacancy and many people applied during June, but little did they know…
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HOEDSPRUIT: Back from the brink of extinction
Local newsThe Rotary Club of Hoedspruit undertook the re-establishment programme at Amafu Forest Lodge with Steve Trollip supervising the project. This…
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MARULENG: Making gardening fun in local schools
Local newsIn order for this to be achieved, both Holy Family Care Centre and Maatla Primary School have been introduced to…
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TZANEEN: Raffle raises money for young aviator
Local newsIn total the raffle managed to raise R9700 which will be handed over to the Cilliers' family.
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MARULENG: Considering biodiversity in land use planning
Local newsThe CBA Map divides the landscape into priority areas for conservation and appropriate land use, namely: protected areas, critical biodiversity…
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#wearehoedspruit
Local news"Constantly leave breadcrumbs wherever you go, a 'like' here, a blog there. It should all be strategic," says Dijon.
