Sport

  • Raldah crowned boxing champion

    Local sport

    Many says that boxing is a male sport but now women are dominating.

  • Larrie krieket op dreef

    School sport

    Wat dié wen nog meer van ‘n prestasie maak is dat die Larries al hul wedstryde teen 0/11 spanne gespeel…

  • Toenterdae se tjorre knor-knor byeen buite Tzaneen

    Local sport

    ‘n Vliegtuig uit toeka se dae het deelgevorm van die tema en na ‘n fotosessie is daar heerlik saam gekuier…

  • Rallying: Madness or Magic?

    Local sport

    With the 2018 Tzaneen Rally taking place in and around town on July 27 and July 28, incorporating the ever…

  • HOEDSPRUIT: Conquering a mountain and then some

    Local sport

    It was an epic two days with many people totally amazed at what we have right here in our backyard.…

  • Age ain’t nothing but a number

    Local sport

    Who would have thought that a person can start running marathons at the age of 50 and a year later…

  • HAENERTSBURG: Race to the summit

    Local news

    All three trail routes had superb views of Ebenezer Dam, Haenertsburg village and the surrounding area.

  • Giyani hosts inaugural legacy tournament this weekend

    Local sport

    After a long absence, top flight football will return to Giyani this weekend when it hosts the inaugural Limpopo Soccer…

  • Local teams invited be part of the Top 16 soccer tournament

    Local sport

    The winning team in the knockout tournament will receive R12 000 cash prize money while the runners-up will get R6…

  • Momentum gathers forTzaneen rally

    Local sport

    According to owner Hennie Smit, this year’s event promises to be even more spectacular, with the addition of a second…

  • GALLERY: Local bass boys are SA’s best

    Local sport

    Eight members of the Letaba Bassmasters proudly took home the trophy of the South African Bass Anglers Association (SABAA) inter-provincial…

  • GALLERY: Letaba Bassmasters award their members

    Local sport

    At last week's inter-provincial championship, the average age of the participating teams was late 30s to early 40s. Kurten acknowledged…

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