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Ramaphosa honours Dr. Tshenuwani Farisani: A tireless freedom fighter
Limpopo Premier Dr. Phophi Ramathuba honoured the memory of the late liberation hero, Farisani, describing him as a fatherly figure and a pillar of the community.
Parts of Ford Ranger stolen in Cape Town, intercepted in Limpopo, destined for Malawi
In a major breakthrough against organised crime, Limpopo police dismantle a sophisticated smuggling network, recovering a stolen Ford Ranger and 60 motorcycles en route to Malawi.
TUT vice-chancellor faces legal action from Bapedi Kingdom if campus issue remains unresolved
The Bapedi Kingdom has issued a 14-day ultimatum to TUT's Vice-Chancellor, Professor Tinyiko Maluleke, demanding a response regarding the establishment of a campus in Sekhukhune. If ignored, the kingdom threatens legal action, raising questions about the future of higher education in the region.
Why some in the ANC Youth League are backing Kgosientsho Ramokgopa for party presidenct in 2027
The ANC Youth League in Gauteng and Limpopo has endorsed Kgosientsho Ramokgopa as their preferred candidate for the ANC presidency in 2027, highlighting his youth and potential to lead the party forward amidst a competitive succession debate.
Waterberg District learners excel in road safety debate, advancing to provincials
Three talented learners from the Waterberg District are set to represent their region at the provincial road safety debate in Polokwane, showcasing their skills in addressing the critical issue of alcohol-related road crashes.
Limpopo driving school instructors, traffic examiners arrested for fraud
A joint operation between the Hawks and RTMC has led to the arrest of four suspects in a corruption probe dating back to 2021, with investigations revealing illegal licensing practices at a Lephalale testing center.
Unprovoked attack: Limpopo brothers stoned man to death during tavern drinking spree
Two brothers from Limpopo have received lengthy prison sentences for the brutal murder of a community member during a night of drinking.
Limpopo agency intervenes in Great North Transport's pension fund scandal
Facing allegations of mismanagement, the Limpopo Economic Development Agency is stepping in to resolve the pension fund crisis affecting over 945 employees of Great North Transport.
Another day, another stolen Toyota vehicle recovered while heading to Beitbridge
Police in Limpopo are intensifying their efforts against cross-border vehicle theft, successfully intercepting stolen Toyotas en route to Zimbabwe. This latest operation underscores the ongoing battle against smuggling and crime in the region.
UPDATE: Former Global Strike Security employees released on R30,000 bail following R6. 3million fraud allegations
A former director and two payroll administrators linked to a R6. 3 million fraud scandal at Anglo American Platinum have each been granted R30,000 bail by the Mahwelereng Magistrate’s Court.
R6. 3 million Security Scam: Global Strike employees busted for defrauding Anglo American Platinum
Three Global Strike Security Company employees have been arrested by the Hawks for allegedly defrauding Anglo American Platinum of more than R6. 3 million.
Ongoing investigation into the tragic deaths of three Gauteng police officers
An investigation is underway into the tragic accident that claimed the lives of three police officers in Gauteng, raising concerns about officer safety during high-risk operations.
Police warn Limpopo communities after foreign national brutally murdered in vigilante attack
Police in Limpopo are on the hunt for suspects following the vigilante murder of a foreign national, raising concerns about community safety and mob justice.
Police thwart extortion at Limpopo mine, resulting in one death and 12 arrests
Limpopo police's swift action against a violent extortion attempt at a mine in Driekop results in one suspect dead and 12 arrests, as five men block trucks and demand cash.
Family claims insurance motive in murder of Limpopo nurse Morudi Phetla
The family of 64-year-old Morudi Frank Phetla, a respected nurse found murdered beneath the Mabintana Bridge, believes his wife and two accomplices killed him for insurance money.
Hennops River incident: SAPS investigates man for false social media claims about missing VW Polo
The SAPS has recovered the vehicle of three missing officers from the Hennops River, following the discovery of their bodies. A Cape Town man is now facing charges for allegedly spreading false information on social media.
Damaged barrier sparks public anger amid search for missing police officers
Social media erupts as the South African Police Service faces criticism over a damaged barrier linked to the disappearance and deaths of three police officers.
Reckless driving in Limpopo: Two drivers arrested for excessive speeding
The Limpopo Department of Transport and Community Safety has intensified its efforts against reckless driving, with recent arrests highlighting the dangers of excessive speeding.
Grieving father pleads for the recovery of missing VW Polo linked to police officers' deaths
The father of Constable Boipelo Senoge says the family can’t rest until the missing VW Polo is found, believing it holds the key to solving her death.
Tragic end: Limpopo man wanted for girlfriend's brutal stabbing dies by suicide
Police have opened an inquest after a man wanted for the brutal stabbing of his ex-girlfriend was found dead in an apparent suicide.
34-year-old man arrested for allegedly raping girl, 5, in Limpopo
A 34-year-old scholar transporter has been arrested in Limpopo for allegedly raping a 5-year-old girl after picking her up from school. The incident, which reportedly occurred between January and March 2025, has shocked the local community.
Tragic murder in Tzaneen: Woman dies after stabbing by ex-boyfriend
A woman from Nkowankowa township has died after being stabbed by her ex-boyfriend, who remains at large. Police are appealing for information to locate the suspect.
Deputy President Mashatile pays tribute to Mofolo 4 combatants for bravery in Mutale River battle
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has paid heartfelt tribute to the Mofolo 4 combatants, a group of brave soldiers who fought valiantly during the infamous Battle of Mutale River in 1988.
Drones help intercept over 1,000 undocumented migrants at Beitbridge
Border Management Authority commissioner Dr Michael Masiapato highlights the successful use of drones in intercepting over 1,000 undocumented migrants during the Easter weekend, addressing the ongoing challenges of illegal migration into South Africa.
Easter Weekend Wrap: Over 500 drivers arrested, thousands fined, zero fatal crashes on N1
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy reveals significant traffic enforcement results over the Easter period, highlighting a record number of fines and arrests aimed at improving road safety.