The Phalaphala FM Royal Heritage Festival 2016 takes place on 10 September at the Royal Gardens at Nandoni Dam. Just like in the previous editions of this festival, this edition's line-up is amazing and promises to draw a bigger audience.

An enthusiastic producer and beat maker, Humbulani Rasikhwela, is one of the few youths who operated on the underground music platform as a groundbreaker in the areas of Sinthumule and Kutama and emerged into the open arena as a respected artist in his own right.

After being involved in music for more than two decades, Azwinndini "Siganunu" Ramudzuli has finally released his debut album, Tshikhahti Tshashu.

The Phalaphala FM Royal Heritage Festival 2016 promises joyous and fun-filled music entertainment by the finest of artists in selected music genres. The event will be held on 10 September at the Royal Gardens at Nandoni Dam.

It is now official. Mr Justice Mtileni is the head coach of Madridtas Football Club.

The Premier Soccer League announced the fixtures for the 2016/17 soccer season on Monday this week. The opening matches will be played over the weekend of August 27 and 28.

The Minister of Cooperative Governance, Mr Des van Rooyen, has urged the communities of Vuwani and surrounding areas not to boycott the upcoming municipal elections.

PIET RETIEF STREET - In this week's instalment, we look at Voortrekker leader Pieter Retief and how he influenced our region's history, even though he never set foot in the Zoutpansberg.

Two local fighters, Norman Tshisikhawe and Humbulani Netshamutshedzi, will fight for the vacant WBF Junior welterweight title over 12 rounds in Thohoyandou tomorrow evening.

This past Sunday the Moths’ Turbi Hills Shellhole in Louis Trichardt commemorated one of the most intense and costly battles in terms of human lives ever known to mankind, the Battle of the Somme.

The annual Anglo-Boer War Commemoration and Reconciliation Service held in Perth, Australia, had a distinctively Limpopo flavour last month. For the first time in 114 years, a wreath was laid to also commemorate the women, men and children who had died in the Pietersburg concentration camp.

July 2016 marks the 100^th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme, one of the bloodiest battles in human history. Between 1 July and 18 November 1916, more than one million men were wounded or killed on the banks of the river Somme in France. Among the soldiers killed and injured were more than 2 400 South Africans who fought for control over a small piece of land in the northeast of France, called Delville Wood.