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Pretoria - South Africans across the country will celebrate their rich and diverse culture on national Heritage Day, on Thursday.

Archaeology shows how hunter-gatherers fitted into southern Africa’s first city, 800 years ago.

Where the Limpopo and Shashe Rivers meet on South Africa's border, appears to be southern Africa’s earliest state-level society.

One of the foundational developments that took place that led to the rise of the Mapungubwe Kingdom was the accumulation of wealth

Hunter-gatherers were an important part of the development of the Mapungubwe Kingdom in southern Africa – a fact that history has tended to neglect.

Evidence is mounting that elephants are killing ancient baobab trees in our regional parks, and saplings are increasingly hard to find. What’s driving the loss?

Thabiso Sekhula and Paul Paunde evacuated their lives in the rushing and dynamic city of Johannesburg to begin

When Thabiso Sekhula and Paul Paunde were done with city life in Johannesburg and moved to Limpopo for a quieter life and safer community, they did not anticipate they would fall in love with the province so much so that they’d become it’s unofficial ambassadors.

Dr Mathole Motshekga, the co-chairperson of the Constitutional Review Committee, told a conference on the Constitution that opposition parties used their ‘freedom of speech and motions of no confidence’ to derail Parliament.

The Shiluvari lodge sells serenity, and a large part of the attraction is the solitude and silence in an enchanted setting.