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Tzaneen set for major growth along R71 corridor
Local newsFood Lover’s set to open in September as Tzaneen’s R71 corridor transforms with major healthcare, retail, and lifestyle developments.
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Red School swimmers make gala splash
SportThree Phalaborwa Primary swimmers shine at the Limpopo gala, bringing home multiple medals and top-five finishes.
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‘Braking’ cycles: Phalaborwa woman rides to inspire
SportKhomotso Mashale gears up to conquer both roads and stereotypes, proving every uphill battle brings a smoother ride ahead.
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Tzaneen judokas win gold at national championships
SportTzaneen judokas shine at the South African National Judo Championships, winning three gold medals against 1 800 competitors.
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SCS swimmer earns Limpopo colours
SportGr 7 learner Ilia Papadopoulos earns his provincial colours and will compete at the 2025 inter-provincial swimming gala.
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Frans du Toit rugby team ends season proudly
SportFrans du Toit High School's rugby team ends their Noordvaal Division 3 run after a semi-final loss but celebrates a…
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Strict fire ban in Letaba as permits suspended
Local newsLetaba FPA enforces annual fire ban from August to October, halting all general burning to prevent wildfires during high-risk season.
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Southern Cross cricketers shine at Lim trials
SportSix SCS learners will represent Letaba at the Regional Cricket Tournament after standout performances at Limpopo trials.
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GGM under fire for building stalls over water pipeline
Local newsThe EFF in Giyani warns that new municipal market stalls may be built over a main water pipeline, raising safety…
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Lenyenye residents celebrate long-awaited title deeds
Local newsLenyenye residents celebrate as 329 families from Extensions 3–6 finally receive title deeds, securing ownership of their homes.
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Tzaneen adventurer showcases Wolkberg trails
Local newsGerrit du Toit shares his passion for adventure by guiding motorcycle and 4x4 tours through the scenic Wolkberg mountains.
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28 Maruleng villages still wait for clean water
Local news17 years after launch, the Mametja-Sekororo water scheme remains incomplete, leaving many villages without reliable clean water access.
