If you want to know what true love is, ask this elder, Mr Jutas Kanakana Mathoho (82) of Tshiombo village, outside Thohoyandou. Mathoho had surprised his wife, Selinah Thinavhudzulo Mathoho (67) with something very unusual. He presented her with a special trophy engraved with her name to recognise her loyalty and support throughout their 54-year-long marriage. The couple were married in 1966.

When the history book of Tshivenda hip-hop music is written, the name of Mpho Adolf Mutshidzi will appear in a special chapter. The reason is simple; this young man has played a major role in promoting this music genre that many people initially took for granted.

Black Leopards will be under the guidance of Mr Patrick Aussems when the activities for the new DSTV Premiership soccer season start in a few weeks’ time, bringing to an end weeks of speculation.

South Africa does need development, but not “another white elephant”

All is definitely not well at the Mara Research Station, but the situation will hopefully change for the better soon through the intervention of the provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (LDARD).

Two well-known local gospel artists, Wanga Mukwevho and Phumudzo Nthatheni, have surprised music lovers with their new single. However, this time, the gospel artists have swapped their music genre for the modern type of music, Amapiano.

Mr Wikus Lee (64), editor of the Limpopo Mirror for the past 30 years, passed away last week. He battled with a heart problem and was admitted to a Pretoria hospital a month ago. His situation, however, deteriorated and he died just before 19:00 on Wednesday, 9 September.

Mr Wikus Lee (64), editor of the Limpopo Mirror for the past 30 years, passed away on Wednesday night. He battled with a heart problem and was admitted to a Pretoria hospital a few weeks ago. His situation, however, deteriorated and he passed away just before 19:00.

The community of Vhembe, Limpopo and South Africa at large are mourning the death of former MK leader Comrade David Mbulaheni Malada, better known as Peter Dambuza through his struggle operations.

Poet and scholar Nthambeleni Kaizer Phalanndwa was the epitome of a living and vibrant culture – a symbol of hope that even a rural kid from a dusty village can leave a mark in the annals of history.

The Vhembe Water Drilling Project handed over a borehole to the thirsty community of Tshirolwe in the Nzhelele area a fortnight ago. The event was witnessed by a few people, all of whom were complying with the Covid-19 rules and regulations.

The experienced poet Enock Shishenge published his poetry collection entitled Lockdown – Twenty-one poems written under quarantine, and the first print run is almost sold out.