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  • UPDATE: Seven arrested for alleged ‘Boko Haram’ murder

    Crime

    Seven men who were arrested for allegedly killing a 'Boko Haram' gang member appeared briefly before the Ritavi Magistrate Court…

  • Man killed by hippo in Giyani

    Local news

    A man was killed by a hippo in the Giyani area.

  • “Boko Haram’s” reign of terror

    Crime

    A man in his late 40’s was allegedly gunned down and killed by a member of the “Boko Haram” gang…

  • Young boy drowns in dam

    Local news

    A young boy drowned in a dam near Tickeyline Village last Thursday.

  • Gangs terrorising Nkowankowa

    Editor's note

    Residents of Nkowankowa and the surrounding villages are living in fear of criminals and their request to the police to…

  • Council reverses MM’s appointment

    Local news

    The Greater Tzaneen Municipality special council sitting on Monday reversed the appointment of acting municipal manager and the acting director…

  • KNP staff member’s son killed by a crocodile

    Local news

    Kruger National Park (KNP) can confirm that a crocodile killed a staff member’s son Jacques van der Sandt, aged 29…

  • Police fire rubber bullets at protesters

    Local newsUpdate

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

  • Mokgoloboto residents wreak havoc

    Local news

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

  • Slaagsyfer vir leerders verhoog

    Opinion

    DIE departement van basiese onderwys het amptelik aangekondig dat die slaagvereistes van graad 7 tot 9 Hoërskool leerders gaan verhoog.

  • Successful year for police

    Local news

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

  • Councillor’s car damaged by fire

    Crime

    The Greater Tzaneen Municipality councillor’s car was partly damaged by fire in the early hours of Friday.

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