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[TAKE NOTE] Sinkhole on R81
Local NewsThe section of road between Polokwane and Mooketsi near Ga-Sekgopo has been closed until further notice.
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Health MEC: Our nurses are protected
Local NewsThe department has taken all measures to protect our workers, which include the adequate supply of Personal Protective Equipment.
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Softball fraternity mourns death of renowned Limpopo coach
Local NewsThabo Tawana passed away on Friday.
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Eloise: Damaging winds and heavy rain can still be expected
Local NewsUpdateSevere weather conditions are still expected in parts of the province as tropical depression Eloise moves across South Africa.
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[GRAPHIC PHOTOS] 3 rhinos killed in two separate incidents in Lephalale, Gravelotte
Local NewsWARNING: PHOTOS NOT FOR SENSITIVE VIEWERS. A manhunt has been launched by the Saps Endangered Species Unit.
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[WATCH] KNP rivers in full flow as Eloise brings excessive rains
Local NewsThe northern most parts of the Kruger National Park have received an abundance of rain which has left many roads…
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Have a heart and wear a sole
Local NewsCHOC's Flippie the flip-flop asks South African – young, old, corporate, casual to kick off their shoes for a day…
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SAWS upgrades eastern parts of Limpopo to red (Level 10) warning
Local NewsPersistent heavy rainfall is expected in the Mopani and Vhembe districts, overnight and into Monday, warns the South African Weather…
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[TAKE NOTE] R528 Georges Valley road flooded
Local NewsMotorists are advised to use alternatives routes where possible.
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LEDA has a new chief in charge
Local NewsThakhani Makhuvha has been appointed as the Limpopo Economic Development Agency's (LEDA) new Chief Executive Officer.
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[INFOGRAPHIC] Traffic disrupted as tropical depression “Eloise” passes through Mopani
Local NewsThe Department of Transport and Community Safety has warned of flooding on several of the main roads in the district.
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Muni: Power outage at Ebenezer negatively affects city’s reservoir levels
Local NewsResidents are urged to use water sparingly to avoid city wide shortages, the Polokwane Municipality warns.
