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  • Why do we celebrate Youth day?

    Editor's choice

    Youth Day in South Africa commemorates the Soweto Uprising in the country.

  • Man arrested for raping biological daughter

    Crime

    A 35 year-old man was arrested for raping his 13 year-old biological daughter.

  • Letsitele murderers still at large

    Crime

    Police in Letsitele are still looking for the suspects who shot and killed a motorist during a car high-jacking on…

  • Tzaneen radio station’s staff not paid

    Local news

    The Greater Tzaneen Community radio station, commonly known as GTFM has not paid its staff since December 2014.

  • Veldgidse voltooi kursus suksesvol

    Local news

    STUDENTE wat die Bushwise veldgidsopleidingskursusse voltooi het by die kampusse naby Hoedspruit en Phalaborwa, het deurlopend die afgelope sewe jaar…

  • School on fire, exams disrupted

    News

    A high school at Mukhomi Village, outside Malamulele caught fire on Wednesday morning.

  • [VIDEO] ‘Klein knapie – groot bohaai’ 21 jaar later

    Local news

    Die "klein knapie", Rainier Horak, wat in 1994 groot bohaai veroorsaak het, toe hy onverwags in 'n privaat vliegtuig gebore…

  • Red tape blunder costs taxpayers

    Business

    The once flourishing businesses at Tzaneen Extension 89 along Lydenburg Road have turned into white elephants.

  • Pay the price displayed on the front page

    Local news

    The management of Herald Group of Newspapers has learnt with shock and disappointment that there seems to be some vendors…

  • Well known golfer passes on

    Local news

    Sean Pappas, a very well-known former Phalaborwa resident and golfer, died suddenly of a heart attack on Sunday.

  • Three houses destroyed by fire

    Crime

    Angry villagers at Ga-Sekgopo went on rampage on Sunday morning, burning down three houses belonging to alleged criminals terrorising the…

  • Springboks target World Cup success with groundbreaking Asics apparel

    SportSponsored

    New Springbok jersey is unveiled following months of innovation and testing.

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