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Musina pupils to represent country

News: 04 October 2013 By News Correspondent
Four Grade 10 history pupils from Musina High School will represent South Africa in Tanzania and Angola after they had performed extremely well during the Schools Heritage Educational Debate Programme at Marekele National Park in Thabazimbi last week.

Plain Truth: The great scandal ...

Columns: 04 October 2013 By Prof Derrick Mashau

Cheater? Who? Me? I have been coerced to do what I am doing. Some would say "I have been pushed to do what I am doing". Others will blame circumstances or others for cheating, but cheating is without doubt one of the biggest factors in the destruction of marriages.

Plain Truth: Marriage is a great heritage

Columns: 27 September 2013 By Prof Derrick Mashau

Whilst spending my Heritage Day working in my garden, I also had time to reflect on the marriage institution from a heritage point of view. It became apparent to me that marriage is a great heritage that we must all cherish as much as we cherish our culture and the beauty of being Africans.

Plain Truth: Insist on premarital counselling

Columns: 20 September 2013 By Prof Derrick Mashau

Pastors and churches must insist on premarital counseling before they marry couples. This will go a long way to curb one of the identified factors with regard to the divorce rate, which is on the rise in our country.

Third reggae album for Kenny Wailer

Entertainment: 19 September 2013 By News Correspondent
Like wine that matures with time, the music of Kenny Murabi is easily penetrating the South African reggae fraternity with a mighty sound. Known as Kenny Wailer by his fans, Murabi has just released his third album Tshikhokhonono (a Venda name for insect) which is being received with enthusiasm by reggae music lovers.

“Working together is winning together”

News: 06 September 2013 By Linda van der Westhuizen
“Working together is winning together,” said the Makhado municipal manager and the local AfriForum chairperson when they decided to bury the hatchet and work towards their common destination, the development of the town.

The Pride of Giyani are up for grabs

Sport: 08 August 2013 By Frank Mavhungu
After several weeks of speculation, the management of Dynamos Football Club has finally made an announcement that the team is for sale

Impey no stranger to Soutpansberg region

Sport: 12 July 2013 By Anton van Zyl
South African cyclist Daryl Impey made history last week when he became the first African to wear the yellow jersey in the Tour de France cycle race. This world-class cyclist also has a local connection. In 2006, he won the Kremetart cycle race in a time of just over 4 hours and 16 minutes.

Kgatla represents country in Tanzania

News: 10 July 2013 By Elmon Tshikhudo
A 17-year-old Musina High School pupil, Nathaniel Kgatla, recently represented the country in Tanzania as part of a group of young people who participated in the OR Tambo Edu-tour.

Tshivhase hits back at “rebels”

News: 08 July 2013 By Elmon Tshikhudo
Thovele Kennedy Tshivhase hit back this week and released a statement in which he lambasts the group of “rebels” who allegedly want to usurp his position.
 

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