Music followers will concur that rhumba (tshingondo) music is seldom associated with church, because rhumba is usually played during fun times, celebratory picnics, and relaxing excursions.

Livhuwani Mulaudzi’s journey as a businesswoman only shows that hard work pays off – and this journey, filled with determination and passion, is exemplary of how youths should take the bull by its horns when it comes to paving the path towards one’s future.

A resident of Miluwani village, Ms Fhumulani Mudzweda, has every reason to rejoice. Her days of staying in a one-room corrugated-iron house are over, thanks to a donation from the Magoma Foundation.

“Though we are deep in the lockdown period, I will not let you feel thirsty for rhumba (Tshigondo) music,” said Bernard Tshibemuda Ndou, a composer, songwriter, guitarist, dancer, and singer. He is based in Musina.

A local Springbok rugby player, Rights Mkhari (26) of Bungeni, has worked hard to fulfil her dreams.

One young lady has found a way of beautifying her life, despite the lack of employment for many graduates in the country.

Voel leerlinge al dat hulle genoeg “vakansie” gehou het? Begin hulle al die skoollied sing terwyl hulle soggens vroeg oefen? Mis leerlinge selfs al die onderwysers se uittrapparades?

Musangwe (bare-fist boxing) lovers, politicians and the community around Vhembe are still shocked, following the sudden death of the musangwe president, Mr Tshilidzi "Poison" Ndevana (62), who died after an illness in the Baragwanath Hospital on Sunday.

An unemployed single mother of three children and two grandchildren was left with nothing when her six-room house caught fire, leaving her and family to stay with relatives.