Quibell Ramantswana released his first book, titled Ha-Phamba, which is a family nickname of the Ramantswana clan. The Ramantswana surname is fairly well known in Venda, but can also be traced elsewhere in South Africa.

More than 2000 worshippers from all around South Africa attended the memorial service of world-renowned man of God Dr Bishop Avhurengwi Ramulifho, who was laid to rest at Khubvi Cemetery last Saturday morning (15^th). Among the mourners were prominent lawyers, traditional leaders, bishops and doctors from all over the country.

Hundreds of residents from around Vhembe and outside the district gathered at Matsila kraal on Saturday, 8 April, for the annual Matsila Day celebration.

Black Leopards FC are facing the most difficult time in the history of the club. They can only survive the relegation axe under two conditions. Not only must Lidoda duvha win their five remaining matches, but Platinum City Rovers must also lose at least four of their remaining fixtures to drop down the order on the log.

Tsiko Trevor Malindi, whose music career spans more than a decade, will be making history when he records his first live album on 28 April. He invites his fans to join him and become a part of this special project.

On 20 January this year, award-winning artist Funanani Canly Phalanndwa, or Ras Canly as he is famously known, released a new single, called Thaidzo ndi Muloro. No-one is surprised about its great success. The song is from his upcoming album, but fans will have to wait for him to disclose when this album will be released.

When Tshinyadzo Mudau left Vhembe to participate in the Tokyo Marathon last week, he had one thing in mind: to finish the race and have his name engraved on the wall alongside the other world-acclaimed athletes. This is the dream he cherished for years and it finally came true.

Vhamusanda Madadzhe Tshabuse was installed as the new traditional leader of Dzingahe village, near Ngudza, on Saturday, 4 March. He is succeeding his late father, Vhamusanda Mmbangiseni Tshabuse, who passed away in 2019, after making history for ruling the village for 62 years.

The Davhana clan celebrated Davhana Heritage Day on Saturday, 25 February. Although members of the Davhana clan are scattered all over Limpopo Province, many of them gathered next to the grave site in the Nesengani area for the occasion.

Champion athlete Mbulaeni Mulaudzi must be “turning in his grave” at the fate of the R15.9-million stadium named after him in Muduluni in Limpopo, says the late athlete’s coach.

After losing 0-2 to Royal AM at the Malamulele Stadium last Saturday, Maindis Ladies will have another mountain to climb this weekend. They will travel to Pretoria on Saturday for their match against Mamelodi Sundowns, which will be played at the Loftus Stadium.

As one of many ways to try and save the team from possible relegation, Black Leopards have appointed Mr Owen da Gama to the position of head coach.