Ramathuba reshuffles Limpopo cabinet, brings new leadership into executive
POLOKWANE – Limpopo Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba has reconstituted her Provincial Executive Council in the first major shake-up of the
Limpopo rolls out red carpet for African tourism leaders as ATLF 2026 gets underway
Limpopo Economic Development and Tourism MEC Tshitereke Matibe has welcomed senior government officials from Uganda and Mauritius at the Polokwane
A 19-YEAR-OLD FEMALE SUSPECT APPEARS IN COURT FOR SIX CHARGES, INCLUDING A MURDER CASE OF MANKWENG BUSINESSMAN
POLOKWANE: The 19-year-old female suspect, Kagontle Moshibudi Sina Bopape (19), arrested in connection with the murder of 43-year-old businessman Tebogo
PROVINCIAL COMMISSIONER OF LIMPOPO VISITS SURVIVORS OF FATAL ROAD ACCIDENT
WATERBERG: The Provincial Commissioner of Police in Limpopo, Lieutenant General Jan Scheepers, took time out of his busy schedule to
R521 TO MUSINA CLEARED AND OPEN TO TRAFFIC
MUSINA: The Limpopo Department of Transport and Community Safety informs motorists that the R521 near the Vivo Junction, next to
Maphutha Malatji Hospital workers protest management over alleged policy violations
Workers at Maphutha Malatji Hospital in Namakgale have raised serious concerns about the management of the facility, accusing its chief
Motlanthe rallies ANC volunteers as Limpopo launches 2026 election manifesto
POLOKWANE — Former ANC Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe has called on ANC volunteers in Limpopo to intensify their election campaign
R521 Near Vivo Closed After Truck Jackknifes: Motorists Warned
A key stretch of the R521 near Vivo in Limpopo remains temporarily closed after a truck jackknifed while attempting to
Floyd Shivambu Takes Mayibuye Campaign to Kutama as Party Targets Limpopo Municipalities
MAKHADO: The political contest in Limpopo is gathering momentum, with Afrika Mayibuye Movement president Floyd Shivambu leading a high profile
Two Nigerians Extradited to US Over Alleged Sextortion of Minors
WASHINGTON, D.C. Two Nigerian nationals have been extradited to the United States to face prosecution in separate cases involving the