When visiting the Kruger National Park (KNP), members of the different communities will now be able to determine how their forefathers did things in the past, thanks to the Thulamela Heritage Interpretation Centre.

Following their promotion to the National First Division (NFD), Magezi FC will be conducting trials as one of their many ways to strengthen their current squad.

After failing to make the grade in the national play-offs the past two seasons, Magezi FC are finally through to the National First Division League.

PRETORIUS STREET - President MW Pretorius was no stranger to the people of the Zoutpansberg. He visited the area on at least two occasions and he was very involved in processes to try and diffuse the animosity between the settlers at Schoemansdal and the Vhavenda. We take a closer look at these visits and the battles between, among others, Chief Madzhie and the Boer forces.

Letter about history of the region

For the first time in the 27-year-history of the annual Kremetart One-Day Stage Race, Louis Trichardt has entered its own professional team to compete in the gruelling 175km stage race on 4 June against some of the top names on the South African racing scene.

BURGER STREET - This week’s story starts with a general, moves to a president and then pays a visit to two kings. As usual the focus is on the events in history that made the Soutpansberg such a unique place.

The 74-year-old Mr Thavhayamipfa George Murulana-Sidimela made history when he published his first collection of poetry, entitled Mato a sina lubuvhi.

Religious leaders, teachers, learner bodies and other stakeholders united over the past week in an effort to call for calm and restore sanity in the Vuwani area.

A local lady and scholar, Dr Hangwelani Hope Magidimisha, made history when she became the first black woman to get a PhD in Urban Planning at the University of Kwazulu Natal.

South African National Editor’s Forum (Sanef) executive director Mathatha Tsedu received an honorary doctorate from the University of the Western Cape (UWC) last Friday.

What was supposed to be a quiet final voter registration weekend in Vuwani turned nasty when angry residents protesting against their inclusion into a new municipality that would include Malamulele went on the rampage.