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Police condemn mob justice at Ngove village
BusinessCommunity members of Ngove village outside Giyani went on a rampage on Wednesday evening after a body of a 60-year-old…
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Fast cars adourn our roads
EntertainmentIt was a colourful and beautiful sight over the weekend as members of the Porsche Club (Central Region) adourned the…
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NEWSFLASH: ATM bombing suspects including a police Sergeant arrested
CrimeA 41-year-old police detective sergeant was among the suspects arrested for allegedly bombing an ATM at Mahlakung mall in Ga-Sekororo…
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Only two weeks left to apply for state agri land
Local newsThe provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Development urges aspiring and existing farmers to apply for the advertised available agricultural…
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NEWSFLASH: Father, boyfriend arrested for rape
CrimeThe police in Giyani have arrested a 40-year-old man for allegedly raping his 15-year-old biological daughter and her 25-year-old boyfriend…
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Foreign tourists are not expected back soon
Local newsIt is becoming more and more clear that even if our government borders open, the vast majority of Europeans, North…
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Knowledge in the agri sector must be leveraged
Local newsAgri SA is of the opinion that to grow the South African agricultural sector, the existing expertise and knowledge in…
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Extra classes before exams start
High SchoolThe Limpopo department of education has issued a directive to schools to resume with Saturday and spring holiday enrichment classes.
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Eco children aims for 5000 uniforms
Local newsEco Children through their Kit-a-Kid project aims to hand out their 5000th school uniform this year.
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Kwanele an advocate for body positivity
EntertainmentAccording to Kwanele Ngobese, beauty pageants still serve a purpose in today’s society as they empower women.
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Avocados rise to challenges despite pandemic
Local newsOverall, the South African avocado industry had another positive year although the export market was oversupplied midseason.
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Early rains give roadside farmers a head start
Local newsA fair share of rain has blessed the soil and the ploughing season has officially started.
