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Giyani revives long-stalled Gawula Sports Centre project
Local newsThe Gawula Sports Centre revamp includes a new soccer pitch, rugby field, running track and full electrification, with completion expected…
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Tzaneen-skole domineer by Dink of Sink-debatskompetisie
Local newsSonder enige voorbereiding het jong debatteerders van vyf Limpopo-skole hul vernuf op die proef gestel by AfriForum se Dink of…
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Water crisis, jobs top list of youth grievances in Ba-Phalaborwa
Local newsFrustrated by water shortages and joblessness, Ba-Phalaborwa youth handed the municipal Speaker a letter demanding accountability and feedback within four…
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Giyani mayor urges residents, hawkers to support local farmers
Local newsGreater Giyani Mayor Thandi Zitha made the call at a pop-up market in the municipal parking lot, where local farmers…
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Tzaneen business owners object to licensing costs
Local newsThe municipality's registration drive follows President Ramaphosa's directive on spaza shops, prompted by concerns over foodborne illnesses and safety.
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Murder, rape cases spike in Giyani crime statistics
Local newsProvincial contact crime fell 4.5% and murder dropped 13%, but Giyani's own murder and rape cases rose sharply, latest Limpopo…
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Pregnant hyena freed from snare in Balule Nature Reserve
Local newsThe Phalaborwa Natural Heritage Foundation worked with rangers over several days, setting up a bait station before a vet could…
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Father returns alive after Giyani family buried wrong body
Local newsA Giyani family sent a stranger's body to Zimbabwe for burial, mistaking him for James Sithole, despite objections from Sithole's…
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Hoedspruit’s rescued pangolin now thriving in the wild
Local newsAfter a gruelling two-year recovery at Scales Pangolin Rescue Fund, Nonna now lives wild and untracked, earning the nickname "chunky…
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Volunteers restore pride to Namakgale cemetery
Local newsLocal businesses joined a Phalaborwa NPO's effort to clear dumping and overgrowth at the old Namakgale graveyard, restoring access for…
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Tzaneen’s second welcome sign up amid cost outcry
Local newsResidents have criticised the R719 000 cost of two new "Welcome to Tzaneen" signs, as GTM says a third sign…
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Take a photo, track a cheetah in Greater Kruger
Local newsVisitors to Greater Kruger are being asked to submit cheetah photographs for a new AI-assisted census, aiming to establish a…
