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Ivo Vegter argues against Sefara's identity politics, advocating for voting based on performance and governance rather than race

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A 37-year-old man accused of murdering his girlfriend was attacked by an angry mob in Seshego in Polokwane, Limpopo, on Wednesday.

The man was arrested and is in hospital in a critical condition under police guard.

Limpopo Premier Stan Mathabatha donates over 300 educational and historical books to Groblersdal library, aiming to enrich literacy among youth and adults.

It is tempting to say that we deserve all the troubles we face and the traumas we go through. That we deserve to sit and burn in this stage 6 of load-shedding. We are not inconvenienced enough, writes Makhudu Sefara.

Retired nurse hopes herbs will save lives Thapelo Ngwepe Comments Bra Strike Morudu is planting more lengana to help the local residents curb Covid-19. Photo by Thapelo Ngwepe. WHILE the debate about Covid-19 vaccines rages on, a retired nurse has decided to plant artemisia, known as lengana or umhlonyane. Strike Morudu (51) from Mmotong wa Perekisi outside Seshego in Limpopo believes the herb will help stem the spread of coronavirus. This m...