Teacher Sentenced to 17 Years for Murder of Limpopo Education Circuit Manager
POLOKWANE: A 45-year-old teacher has been sentenced to an effective 17 years in prison for the premeditated murder of Limpopo
GHANA, COLUMBUS SIGN DEAL TO CREATE US JOBS PATHWAY FOR GHANAIAN NURSES
OHIO: Ghana has signed a new agreement with the City of Columbus in Ohio, United States, aimed at creating employment
Ramalatso Elected First Female Mayor of Greater Letaba
GREATER LETABA: Greater Letaba Municipality has made history with the election of Councillor Rosina Ramalatso as its first female Mayor.
South Africans Relive David Mabuza Recovery Scenario as Mashatile Recovers
PRETORIA: South Africans are once again reflecting on the health-related absence of a deputy president after Deputy President Paul Mashatile
The Mighty ANC Limpopo mobilises candidates for 2026 local government elections
POLOKWANE: The African National Congress (ANC) in Limpopo has begun mobilising its ward and proportional representation (PR) councillor candidates ahead
Eight appeared in court over alleged Marble Hall ‘cash-for-driver’s licence’ scheme
MARBLE HALL: Eight people, including five officials attached to the Marble Hall Driving Licence Testing Centre, a driving school owner
Hawks Resurface Decade-Old Examination Fraud Case in Limpopo
LIMPOPO: Three suspects allegedly linked to the illegal distribution and sale of an examination paper have been served with court
UL Security Officer and Alleged Murderer Boyfriend to Appear at Mankweng Magistrate’s Court on Monday
POLOKWANE: A 44-year-old man Thomas Maahlo has appeared briefly at Mankweng Magistrate’s Court on Monday for the murder of his
Limpopo Slay Momma Reunites With Boyfriend Zakes Taba After Public Apology
LIMPOPO: Limpopo-based social media personality and musician popularly known as Slay Momma has reportedly rekindled her relationship with her boyfriend,
US State Department Tells MDN NEWS Visa Applicants Face Rigorous Vetting as African Processing Shifts to Regional Hubs
WASHINGTON: The United States government has reaffirmed its commitment to stringent visa screening, warning foreign nationals that entry into the