A three-year-old boy has died after allegedly falling into a pit toilet at his aunt’s home in Limpopo
Safety on the mines as well as the health and welfare of mining communities must improve
The Western Cape dam levels that were recorded at an all-time low three months ago are rising by 5% week-on-week
The DA has announced its list of premier candidates in each province ahead of its 2019 election campaign
Order was restored after EFF leader Julius Malema and committee chairperson Vincent Smith appealed for calm
Present were white landowners with their 4x4s and landless black people from shantytowns, who came in minibuses
The presence of the EFF leader left many residents, who came to day two of the hearings, star-struck
Members of the ANC who take the party to court could find themselves having to pay hefty legal bills in future
Celebrity politics rears its bouffant head as the flamboyant musician eyes the top job in Limpopo
Proposals to amend the Restitution of Land Rights Act have been labelled a ‘political tick-box exercise’ by community members
Eight Limpopo municipalities have a combined exposure to VBS of almost R1.2-billion, but the recovery of all the funds is ‘highly uncertain’
Florence Negondeni and other residents of Tshakhuma went to the mountain and piped water to 4 000 people
Chairperson Oscar Mabuyane and Premier Phumulo Masualle will be forced to work together to avoid a rerun of last year’s chaotic elective congress
Five-year-old Viwe Jali fell into the toilet at the Luna Primary School in Bizana on Tuesday
This week Lucas Ledwaba writes about women in Limpopo’s Sekhukhune district who have used the land to improve their lives
Understanding migration and age dynamics can address placement problems
Schools on farm and communal land are multigrade, resources are minimal and the lifestyle change is a shock
These were the state social worker’s words to a tearful mother after her five-year-old’s death
The state’s lawyer says that school sanitation can’t rest solely at the doorstep of education authorities
Michael Komape (5) drowned in a pit latrine at his school. Now his family wants justice
‘Little Michael’s story is the ultimate expression of what state capture means, even as our president denies that it is real’
Parents and teachers need to understand LGBTQI+ children who need a ‘safe place’.
A new coal-fired utility planned for Limpopo will contribute to global warming, and climate change will affect its ability to run efficiently.
Education authorities face R1.5bn worth of claims, with Limpopo being the worst culprit.
Pictures of a section of the paper were sent to a pupil from Giyani High School last Sunday, a day before the maths paper two exam was to be written.
In its Quarterly Labour Force 2016, Statistics South Africa revealed that the country’s unemployment rate stood at 26.7%.
The Sekhukhune mining saga continues: The community gets R149 000 and the landowner R1-million.
Informal miners were the hardest hit when dodgy ‘investors’ were finally chased out of Sekhukhune, Limpopo.
Small-scale farmers nearly starved while a Limpopo milling giant fought to stay afloat.
But the story behind their deaths goes back years – and the potential for further conflict is still very much palpable.
The Mpumalanga, Limpopo and Gauteng ANC elections manifesto launches took place over the weekend, and over 137 000 people attended the events.
The twenty-fourth school in Limpopo has been damaged by arson, and teachers are too scared to report for duty at several of the affected centres.