Ronewa Brian Manyaga, a third-year Youth Development student at the University of Venda, wants to address certain issues that young people are struggling with today through his music.

Although the teams affiliated with the Thulamela Local Football Association (Thulfa) have already been contesting in the Mpho Mathoho Electrical KO Competition over the past few weeks, the competition was only officially launched during a ceremony held at the 2 Ten Hotel in Sibasa last Wednesday.

Have you wanted to start cycling or trail running and not known were to go around Louis Trichardt? Or have you had visitors who have asked you where a nice place is to go for a short walk?  Well, your answer has been on your doorstep for years - the Hanglip trails.

The number of active Covid-19 infections in the Vhembe District dropped to below 20 the past week for the first time since mid-May this year. The vaccination programme is also slowly but surely moving along, with just more than 40% of the province’s adult population being fully vaccinated.

Local painter Thabo Modillane is ascending the ladder of fame as he continues to showcase his art in national galleries and art-exhibition centres.

If you feel self-conscious about your body shape and how people look at you, just ask Glen Madiba (29) how he deals with the attention he attracts wherever he goes as one of the tallest people in South Africa.

Romeo “ThaGreatwhite” Dzedzemane’s 16-track album, aptly called ThaGreatWhite, has finally hit digital music stores and is already making big waves in the music industry.

Oom Ted Uys het verlede week ‘n vinnige draai by die Zoutpansberger se kantore gemaak, net om te sê dat hy ‘n nuwe boek gepubliseer het. Hierdie is sy tweede boek in die bestek van drie jaar. So terloops het hy gemeld dat hy vroeër die week verjaar het - sy 96ste verjaardag.

Khosikhulu Toni Mphephu has urged The Living Gospel World Mission Church to continue with the good work they are doing and being a light to the world. Mphephu was the guest speaker when Pastor Rembuluwani Robert Kharivhe and his wife, Maureen, were inaugurated as the new leaders of the church in Tshilivho. Kharivhe was democratically elected by the church members.