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  • Police fire rubber bullets at protesters

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    Police fired rubber bullets to disperse the crowd wreaking on the roads at Mokgoloboto and Nkowankowa areas.

  • Mokgoloboto residents wreak havoc

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    Protesting residents of Mokgoloboto village are wreaking havoc on the R36 road from Nkowankowa to Tzaneen blockading it with burning…

  • Local students to study medicine in Cuba

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    The mayor of Greater Letaba Municipality, City Modjadji on Saturday at Kgapane Hall bid farewell to four students who are…

  • Reverend Father receives a doctorate

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    A Reverend Father from Motupa Catholic Church has received a Doctorate after spending years in Rome, Italy.

  • Successful year for police

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    Police in the Tzaneen Cluster have arrested a total of 9 527 criminals for various criminals activities since the beginning…

  • Staged robbery suspects in court

    Crime

    Three suspects arrested in connection with an alleged staged robbery early in October appeared in the Tzaneen Magistrate's Court on…

  • Do’s and don’ts for shopping this festive season

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    It is the time of year when the shops are bound to be busier than usual as people prepare for…

  • How to contact the police

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    The South African Police Services in the Tzaneen Cluster is readily available for 24 hours to attend to any policing…

  • Killed by her lover

    Crime

    A 47 year old man was arrested for brutally killing his 46 year old girlfriend at Ga-Ramphenyane Village over the…

  • Mother and sister killed by ex-boyfriend

    Crime

    A 35 year old man was arrested after he brutally killed two people at Mapitlula Village in the Bolobedu South…

  • SA cricketers tweet on Phil Hughes’ death

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    The tragic news saw millions take to Twitter to convey their condolences.

  • Pageant finalists ask for sponsorship

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    Two Miss Teen Limpopo finalists are asking for contributions towards their community work

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