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Tess knits for new mothers in need
Local NewsTess Maritz knits essentials for newborns in need, joining the Baby Box Project to bring hope to vulnerable mothers.
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Klein Roelf oppad Engeland toe vir wêreldkampioenskappe
Local NewsRoelf, wat tans in Belfast Akademie op skool is en lid van die Bosveld Wedrenklub, het begin ry toe hy…
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More water supply interruptions for Polokwane
Local NewsA leak on the Specon pipeline will result in more water woes for the City of Polokwane.
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Video evidence to form part of Moletjie man’s murder trial
Local NewsLudwick Mokgohloa (50) from Moletjie reportedly stabbed his girlfriend with a knife before fleeing the scene on June 5.
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Mogalakwena Muni announces transition to prepaid power
Local NewsWith over 10 million prepaid meters already in use, the South African prepaid metering market is projected to maintain stable…
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Polokwane Parkrun celebrates 401st run in colour
Local sportThe 401st Parkrun saw runners and walkers in colourful tutus to commemorate the occasion in festive flair.
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PEPPS’ Bokang made captain for Limpopo boys hockey
Local sportBokang Mothapo has been elected captain of the u/18B Limpopo boys hockey team and is ready to excel as both…
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Polokwane City FC player makes national squad
Local sportBafana Bafana has included City FC defender Thabang Matuludi in the line up for the Confederation of Southern African Football…
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Polokwane native sparks conversation on YouTube
Local NewsWits student and radio presenter Laelo Mahlo promotes growth and healing on her YouTube channel 'Controversial Conversations'.
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Oosskool and Lim Lillies fine-tune skills for cricket season
Local sportThe Limpopo Lillies and Oosskool competed in pre-season matches in preparation for the cricket season at the Polokwane Cricket Club.
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Pitsi’s journey from retail to entrepreneurship
Local NewsAfter 12 years in retail, Pitsi decided to open her own business and founded Bonolo Naturals, a company that makes…
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Unisa graduate overcomes disability to achieve success
Local NewsNtshaveni Khangale graduates despite a disability and attributes his success to the unwavering support of his family and doctor.
