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Limpopo targets over R120b in new investment
Local NewsLimpopo is targeting over R120 billion in new investment at the LIC, with Premier Ramathuba saying success will be measured…
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BTW demands accountability over Polokwane sports facilities
Local NewsBTW has demanded answers from Polokwane Municipality over deteriorating sports facilities, a stadium water outage and Seshego Tennis Court spending.
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Warning issued over extortion scam using Limpopo Saps colonel’s photo
Local NewsSaps in Limpopo has warned of an extortion scam using a police colonel's photograph to trick people into paying for…
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N1 traffic slows as Sunday congestion looms
Local NewsN1 traffic has slowed since Thursday, but motorists travelling on Sunday should expect heavy congestion and a slow pace from…
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Limpopo artist earns merit award at Sasol competition
Local NewsLimpopo-born artist Thomas Masingi has earned a merit award at the Sasol New Signatures Visual Arts Competition 2026 for his…
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[PHOTOS]: Heritage Day at Tom Naudé
Local NewsHeritage Day at Tom Naudé involved traditional food, sports and lots of fun.
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From attorney to addict and back: A Moletjie woman’s journey
Local NewsA former attorney and prosecutor who lost everything to addiction is now two years clean and using her story to…
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A new INGCO experience comes to Mokopane
AdvertorialSponsoredArons Hardware invites you to celebrate the official opening of its new INGCO Concept Store
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UL hosts global talks on building resilient food systems
Local NewsResearchers from Limpopo, the UK and Canada gathered at UL to discuss how food systems can adapt to climate change…
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[FOTO’S]: Reffies reis die wêreld op die verhoog deur
Local NewsAkademie Reformia se revue neem die gehoor op ‘n reis deur die wêreld
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[FOTO’S:] Bridgerton-glans vir PHS-matrieks se afskeid
Local NewsPHS-matrieks vier hul afskeid in ware Bridgerton-styl
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Mpheni businessman paves 1.2km street with own funds
Local NewsA Mpheni businessman has used his own resources to pave a 1.2km street and install solar street lights after government…
