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MEC wa ndzawulo ya dyondzo exifundzheni nkulu xa Limpopo Mavhungu Lerule Ramakhanya va tiyisisa ku pfuriwa ka swikolo hi Ravumbirhi endzhaku ka timpfula ta matimba na minkhukhulo.
Limpopo premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba has welcomed the classification of the floods as a national disaster. Limpopo, Mpumalanga, KwaZulu Natal, Eastern Cape and the North West provinces have been declared as disaster areas. Meanwhile schools are still closed due to floods in Limpopo..Mixo Mashimbye spoke to MEC for education in Limpopo Mavhungu Lerule Ramakhanya..
Premier Mandla Ndlovu va amukela ku vekiwa ka xifundzhankulu xa Mpumalanga ehansi ka xiyimo xa khombo hikwalaho ka minkhukhulo leyi nga kona
Mpumalanga will need billions of rand to repair the damage caused by the recent heavy rains. This was revealed during the visit of the Minister of Cooperative and Traditional Affairs, Velenkosini Hlabisa, to some of the areas affected in the province. Hlabisa was accompanied by Mpumalanga Premier, Mandla Ndlovu, and various MECs. A number of houses and infrastructure, such as roads and bridges, have been badly damaged. Mixo Mashimbye u burisanile na Mpumalanga Premier, Mandla Ndlovu
Premier Phophi Ramathuba va amukela ku vekiwa ka Limpopo ehansi ka xiyimo xa khombo hikwalaho ka minkhukhula leyi nga kona
Limpopo Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba, has welcomed the classification of Limpopo as a National Disaster. This follows heavy rains that have caused floods in many parts of the country. Dozens of people have died in the floods that have damaged homes and infrastructure. The death toll in Limpopo and Mpumalanga now stands at 31. A national disaster declaration unlocks emergency powers, centralises response, and reallocates resources. It allows government to bypass normal procedures for faster aid, funding, and infrastructure restoration. Mixo Mashimbye u burisanile na Limpopo Premier - Dr Phophi Ramathuba
Muteki wa mahungu ya SABC, Vutivi Maluleke u nyika mafambelo ya xiyimu xa mkhukhula etindhawini ta Mopani
Limpopo premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba has welcomed the classification of the floods as a national disaster. Limpopo, Mpumalanga, KwaZulu Natal, Eastern Cape and the North West provinces have been declared as disaster areas. Premier spokesperson Thilivhali Muavha says the classification will help ensure that the communities get the much needed relief and repairing the infrastructure. Mixo Mashimbye u vulavula na Vutivi Maluleke
Xiyimo xa miako na vatwisiwa kuvava lava nga onheriwa hi timpfula ta matimba na mikhkukhulo eka Madonsi eka Malamulele eLimpopo hi nomo wa Thomas Sithole
FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Thomas Sithole, about the situation of flood victims at Madonsi in Malamulele in Limpopo...... INTRO: Xifundzankulu xa Limpopo xi hlaseriwe hi timpfula ta matimba letivaka na mikhukhulo. Xifundzatsongo xa Vhembe hixinwana lexi hlaseriak hi mikhukhulo. Muganga waka Madosi ehandle ka doroba raka Malamulele, wuna mindyangu ya tsevu leyi werike hiti yindlu. Emoyeni hi burisana na murhangeri emugangeni waka Madosi. Nkul Thomas Sithole.
Makungu ya matirhelo ya khamphani ya ESKOM ku lulamisa switirhisiwa swa mphakelo wa gezi endzhaku ka ku onhiwa hi timpfula ta matimba na mikhukhula xikan'we mimoya eLimpopo hi nomo wa Brian Ndubane
FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Brian Ndubane, about the power cuts problems due to heavy rain and floods situation at some areas in Limpopo........ @ ..... 079 257 9136. INTRO: Human Settlements MEC in Limpopo Basikopo Makamu says they are assessing the flood damage in the province. The severe weather conditions have caused massive damage, especially to power supply and roads plus bridges which have been damaged in the Vhembe and Mopani districts and parts of the Sekhukhune districts in the province. Makamu says they have received reports from ESKOM where electricity has been cut and pump stations in other municipalities are damaged. For more updating information on the power cuts situation in Limpopo, we are now joined by Brian Ndubane from ESKOM....... LIVE: Brian Ndubane - (ESKOM/FLloods) -
Mapfhumba ya Gift Of The Givers ya ku pfuna vatwisiwa kuvava lava nga tikiseriwa na ku tshikileleke hi maxelo ya timpfula ta matimba na mikhukhulo xikan'we mimoya eVhembe na Mopani elimpopo hi nomo wa Cliff Mabe
FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Cliff Mabe, about Gift of the Givers' aid operation to the flood victims in Vhembe & Mopani in Limpopo..... INTRO:Xiyenge xa ku phalala vaaki hinkarhi wa timhangu Gift of the Givers xikarhi ku phalala eka miganga leyinga khumbheka hiu mkhukhula leyingava kona kwala xikarhi ka vhiki. Emoyeni hi amukela Nkul Cliff Mabe ku suka eka Gift of the Givers
Swivileo na swikombelo xikan'we swibumabumelo swa nhlangano wa mabindzu wa Mangombe Chamber of Commerce endzhaku ka timpfula ta matimba na mikhukhula leswi nga onha eGiyani hi nomo wa Rex Dlamini
INTRO: Businesses and hawkers in Giyani, Limpopo, say heavy rainfall has disrupted their businesses. Hundreds of informal traders in Giyani rely on daily trade to support their families. Several parts of the province have been experiencing persistent downpours over the past few days, forcing informal traders off the streets. The South African Weather Service has issued a level 9 warning, with severe flooding expected in areas, including Tzaneen, Giyani, Phalaborwa and Thohoyandou. Locals are advised to be cautious when they are outdoors. To hear more on how the rains have affected businesses, we are on air joined by Mr Rex Dlamini, President of Mangombe Chamber of Commerce and Industry. ........
Matirhelo ya ku secha ku lavanna na vatwisiwa kuvava tlhelo vakhukhuriwa etindzhawini ta Vhembe na Mopani eLimpopo hi nomo wa Brigadier Hlulani Mashaba
FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Brigadier Hlulani Mashaba, about the search of flood swept victims in Vhembe & Mopani in Limpopo... INTRO: Limpopo police say the search for a 20-year-old man has continued in Thohoyandou. Lindelani Munyai, was swept away while attempting to cross the swollen Mutale River on Tuesday. Munyai, who isa resident of Chitawa Mafefera village was with his father who managed to cross the river. Heavy rains which started on Monday have caused severe floods in Limpopo and Mpumalanga. Police spokesperson Hlulani Mashaba ... Kuyisa nahlweni na hungu leri emoyeni hi mburisana na muvula-vuleri wa maphorisa ya Limpopo.Brigadier Hlulani Mashaba ...
Muvulavuleri wa Ndzawulo ya Rihanyu eLimpopo, u ri a hi ntiyiso leswaku vavabyi va le ku tlherisiweni exibedlele xa ka Malamulele
Kuna swiviko leswi ku hehliwaka leswaku Xibedlhele xa ka Malamulele a xile ku tirheni kahle, laha ku vuriwaka leswaku a kuna gezi na mati. Ernerst Timbane u vulavula na Neil Shikwambane
Vandla EFF ri sola mfumu mayelana na mpfumaleko wa gezi exibedlele xa ka Malamulele
Kuna swiviko leswi ku hehliwaka leswaku Xibedlele xa ka Malamulele a xi le ku tirheni kahle hi mhaka mpfumaleko wa gezi na mati. Ku va swiviko swa leswaku vanhu a va le ku pfunekeni, ku pfuniwa ntsena lava nga ka xiyimo xo tika. Ku tlhela kuva na swiviko k na ti Video le ti kombaka muako wa xibedlele wu ri eka xiyimo xo biha, laha mafasitere ya le ti wadini ya nga fayeka, ku tlhela kuva na nhova leyi ku hehliwaka leswaku yi vanga tinyoka. Ernest Timbane u vulavula na Dunani Baloyi ku suka ka EFF.
MEC Basikopo Makamu va hlamusela hi mafambelo ya swilo mayelana na mkhukhula leyi nga kona
A total of eleven people have died in the floods that hit Limpopo since the 25th of December to date. President Cyril Ramaphosa visited Tshakhuma in the Vhembe district and Mbaula in Mopani district yesterday, to assess the extent of flood damage. Premier Phophi Ramathuba says so far four-billion rand is needed to repair infrastructure. Ernest Timbane u vulavula na MEC Basikopo Makamu
Van'wamapurasi etindzhawini ta le Mopani va lahlekeriwile endzhaku ka timfula ta matimba leti neke.
INTRO: Livestock farmers and small scale farmers in areas such as Dzumeri, Mphagani and Dhambi in the Greater Giyani area in Limpopo have reported damage due to persisting heavy rains. Farmers say there has been damage to crops, grazing land and irrigation systems. The Giyani area has been experiencing disruptive rainfall since Monday. Ernest Timbane u burisanile na va nhlangano wa van'wamapurasi eMopani, va Mopani Farmers Association, Nkulukumba Eric Mlambo.
Vaaki va lahlekeriwa hi vutomi bya vona endzhaku ka timfula ta matimba exifundzheninkulu xa Limpopo.
FOCUS: UPDATE ON LIMPOPO FLOODS INTRO: A total of eleven people have died in the floods and storms that have hit Limpopo since the 25th of December. President Cyril Ramaphosa visited Tshakhuma in the Vhembe district and Mbaula village outside Giyani in the Mopani district, to see the extent of flood damage. Premier Phophi Ramathuba has also addressed a media briefing in Polokwane, on the government intervention. Xiviko xi lulamisiwile hi muteki wa mahungu ya SABC, Rudzani Tshivhase xi kandziyisiwa hi Amukelo Ngobeni.
Swibumabumelo swa nhlengeletano ya ku hlawuleka ya vurhangeri bya vandla ra ANC eka xifundzha-nkulu xa Limpopo leyi ya ha ku vaka kona
FOCUS: (ANC IN LIMPOPO TO HOLD 11th ELECTIVE CONFERENCE.) INTRO: Limpopo ANC's 11th elective conference is set to be held in March this year. The conference was brought forward due to the much-anticipated local government elections. Party secretary, Reuben Madadzhe, says the Provincial Executive Committee, PEC, has established the conference preparatory committee to co-ordinate and oversee the preparations. All branches are expected to have concluded their delegates verification branch general meetings by the end of this week. Rudzani Tshivhase compiled and Ntwanano Vuma has more...
Vuhleri bya Masingita Mkhawana endzhaku ka xiboho xa Deon George ku tiyisisa ku hambana na vandla ra DA na ku tshika vuxirho eka vandla
INTRO: The DA has questioned the timing of DionGeorge's resignation from the party and parliament. President Cyril Ramaphosa removed George from his cabinet position in November last year following allegations of underperformance. Ramaphosa then appointed DAspokesperson, Willie Aucamp as the new Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and Environment. Emoyeni hi amukela muhleli wa ti polotiki Nkul Masingita Mkhawana.....
Maxelo ya timpfula ta matimba na mikhukhula leswi nga koxa na vutomi eka xifundzha-ntsongo xa Vhembe na Mopani eLimpopo hi nomo wa Avhapfani Munyai
INTRO:President Cyril Ramaphosa has been visiting the flood-stricken Vhembe and Mopani districts in Limpopo. Persistent rains have damaged public infrastructure, including roads, schools and cut-off power supply. Mbaula and Nkomo villages outside Giyani are some of the hardest hit areas. Helicopters were used to evacuate flood victims at Mbaula village where a four year old child is still missing. Ku yisa hungu leri emahlweni hi burisana na muteki wa hina wa mahungu Avhapfani Munyai ku suka emugangeni wa le Mbawula..
Matirhelo ya ku amukela swichudeni eUniversity ya Mpumalanga eka lembe xidyondzo ra 2026 hi nomo wa Tlangelani Ubisi
INTRO: As matriculants received their results on Tuesday, attention has shifted to mounting pressure on university admissions. Now prospective students are seeking admission in the higher institutions of learning to further their studies. To look at the situation at the University of Mpumalanga, we are now on air joined by University spokersperson, Mr TlangelaniUbisi. Rixile
Swiviko swa timpfula ta matimba na mikhukhula leswi nga koxa na vutomi etindzawini tin'wana eka xifundzha-nkulu xa Mpumalanga
(FOCUS: CITIZENS CONTINUE TO ATTEMPT CROSSING OVERFLOWING RIVERS DESPITE WARNINGS ) INTRO: Authorities have once again called on citizens to stop crossing overflowing rivers and bridges as heavy rainfall continues to pour in Limpopo and Mpumalanga. Two people drowned in Msholozi Village near Mbombela in Mpumalanga. The 45-year-old Esther Mathenjwa, was swept away after attempting to cross an overflowing bridge on Wednesday night. And on Tuesday, a two-year-old toddler drowned in the same area. Mthobisi Mkhaliphi compiled and Wisani Manganyi reports.....
Swiviko swa timpfula ta matimba na mikhukhula leswi nga koxa na vutomi etindzhawini ta maspala wa Mopano eLimpopo
FOCUS: PRESIDENT RAMAPHOSA VISITS FLOOD STRICKEN AREAS IN VHEMBE AND MOPANI DISTRICTS IN LIMPOPO. INTRO: President Cyril Ramaphosa has described the flood damages at Mbaula village outside Giyani as catastrophic. 36 houses have been completely flattened by the flood waters. The local river had burst its banks in the persistent rains. A five year old boy, not four as earlier stated, has been swept away. The child's mother survived by clinging to a tree after being swept for several kilometres. Avhapfani Munyai complied this report by Amukelo Ngobeni…
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