“Rise up, Limpopo,” well-known evangelist, farmer and family man Angus Buchan said in a telephonic interview with Zoutpansberger last week and invited residents from Louis Trichardt, Musina and Limpopo to attend the It’s time national prayer event in Pretoria this Saturday.  

The communications department of Legal Aid South Africa sent through a press release in response to a report carried last week, entitled: “Twelve years in jail for something he didn’t do”

“Twelve years,” he says, slapping his hands together and shaking his head. “Twelve years. Twelve years.”

The community of Mafukane outside Tshilamba, under the Thengwe traditional authority in the Thulamela area, was in a joyous mood at the weekend.

Vhembe-based school team Tshikota Secondary are hoping to bring back home the trophy from the richest school soccer tournament in the country, the Kay Motsepe Cup.

A resident of the Zama-Zama section of Tshivhuyuni village, Pilato Bulala, is an artist whose art speaks for itself as it is displayed in the courtyard of his home.

A group of writers, poets, publishers, scholars and readers gathered to celebrate Heritage Day by reading the works of some African poets who have passed away.

Hundreds of Vhalemba gathered for the 59^th annual Lemba Cultural Association (LCA) Conference, which was held at the Lemba Cultural Centre at Sweetwaters at the Moddervlei Farm, outside Elim.

Tshimangadzo Tambani, the 26-year-old Madombidzha resident, was sentenced to 20 years imprisonment for brutally killing his girlfriend. He appeared in the Thohoyandou High Court on Thursday, 7 September.

Learners and educators at the high-riding Lwamondo Secondary School, which has been producing excellent results for years, will no longer have to fight for chairs and desks after the Kagiso Trust donated R250 000 to the school.

A group of caring community members from Makonde village, outside Thohoyandou, have come together to revive the legacy of Raluvhimba Secondary School.

In a slim book that had taken nearly four decades to research and just eight months to consolidate the material, Tshivhangwaho Solomon Ntsandeni (81) added his voice to the history of the Vhavenda people and chieftainship quest.