RISSIK STREET - For this week’s chapter, we return to one of the older streets in town, namely Rissik Street. Rather unimaginatively it was named after yet another land surveyor, Johann Friedrich Bernard Rissik.

Clemour Ngobeni, popular finalist of The Voice South Africa show, will host a very special Red Carpet Music Concert on Christmas Eve in Waterval. His local performance is also a way in which he wants to thank his fans for their support over the past year.

Brenda Mukwevho of Tshino village in Vuwani recently released her debut gospel album, Yehova Mukonazwothe.

King Toni Mphephu-Ramabulana and the MEC for the Department of Co-operative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs (CoGHSTA), Ms Makoma Makhurupetje, will officially inaugurate Khosi Tshishonga George Muila (39) of Ha-Muila Village on Saturday.

Well-known former police spokesperson in Louis Trichardt Capt Maano Sadike has added his name to the list of published South African authors with the release of his book: Reflection of the Promised.

Residents of the Soutpansberg once again took a moment to remember the sacrifices made by war veterans in service of their country as part of Remembrance Day on Sunday, 13 November.

Musina Municipality has increased its funding for students from indigent families.

One of the beacons along the N1 where it passes the town of Louis Trichardt has disappeared. The well-known Ayob Motors fuel station and motor dealer, has moved to the centre of town, more than 35 years after opening in what was then described as the “outskirts” of the town.

The relationship between Black Leopards’ head coach, Mr Jairos Tapera, and the club is now part of history. The Zimbabwean-born mentor tendered his resignation on Monday morning.

 Black Leopards’ head coach, Mr Jairos Tapera parted ways with the club.

KROGH STREET - Sooner or later we had to get to Krogh Street, which is, after all, the “main” street in town. It used to be the route to the north, leading through Louis Trichardt and passing the important shops, the banks and the post office.

For the first time in the history of Musina Municipality, five senior traditional leaders were officially allocated seats on the council, giving them the power to participate like councillors.