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Minxavo ya mafurha yi languteriwa ku tlakuka
The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources has announced increases all Fuel types from wednesday, with petrol expected to increase by between three-rand-12 and three-rand-33 cents per litre, depending on the grade. Diesel to increase by between two-rand-84-cents and three-rand-24-cents per litre, while illuminating paraffin will increase by four-rand-77-cents per litre. For more on this story, we are now joined by an Economist, Vince Ndove
Muyimela ku langwa wo ti yimela a andlala switshembiso eka vaaki
Tzaneen-based independent candidate Chayeza Lydia Baloyi is set to contest Ward 26 in the 2026 Local Government Elections, putting her name forward as an independent voice for residents of the ward. Baloyi says she is ready to serve the people of Ward 26 and is committed to engaging with residents and addressing issues affecting the community. Her candidacy adds an independent option to the ballot as voters prepare to make their choice in the upcoming local government elections. Emoyeni hi burisane na muyimela ku langhwa loyi ati yimeleke eka Ward 26 eTzaneen, Chayeza Lydia Baloyi
Ndzawulo ya Dyondzo eMpumalanga yi vula leswaku yi vambe ngoma eka ku lulamisela swikambelo swaka ntangha khume
Mpumalanga Education is confident to administer incidents free National Senior Certificate examination. The department MEC Lindi Masina says they are ready to administer the final year examinations. More than 85-thousand candidates are expected to sit for the end of the year examinations at 588 centers across the province in a week's time. The department held a media briefing at Lowveld High School in Mbombela on Tuesday on its state of readiness. Motsebi wa Monareng compiled and Ntsakisi reports...
06 10 2026 PM Tiko A Xi Etleli Presented by Ernest Timbane and On Air Produced by Muhluri Chabalala
06 10 2026 PM Tiko A Xi Etleli Presented by Ernest Timbane and On Air Produced by Muhluri Chabalala
06 10 2026 PM Tiko A Xi Etleli Presented by Ernest Timbane and On Air Produced by Muhluri Chabalala
06 10 2026 PM Tiko A Xi Etleli Presented by Ernest Timbane and On Air Produced by Muhluri Chabalala
Khale ka vapuresidende, Thabo Mbeki na Jacob Zuma, va ta ya emahlweni ka Khomixini ya Khampepe
Former Presidents Thabo Mbeki and Jacob Zuma are set to appear before the TRC Cases Inquiry within the next fortnight. Mbeki is scheduled to appear for two days, on the 19th and 20th of October, while Zuma is expected to appear on the 22nd. Chaired by Justice Sisi Khampepe, the commission established in May last year, is investigating claims of deliberate delays and political interference in the investigation and prosecution of apartheid-era crimes. From its inception, the inquiry was faced with litigation - having to fight off attempts to have its evidence leader, Advocate Ismael Semenya, and then its Chairperson, Justice Sisi Khampepe, recuse themselves. Xiviku xi lulamisiwile hi Muteki wa mahungu ya SABC, Busi Bopela, xi tisiwa ka wena hi Amukelo Ngobeni..
Muyimela ku langhwa eka ward 5 ehansi ka Masipala wa Greater Tzaneen Twenty Boy Malubane a andlala switshembiswo swakwe swa nhlawulo.
As South Africa heads towards the 2026 Local Government Elections, voters are not only choosing between established political parties. For the first time in local government elections, independent candidates are also entering the contest, offering voters an alternative to party-based politics. Contestant have to convince voters that they can represent community interests without the structures, resources and political machinery of a party. At the same time, they must demonstrate that they have a clear programme for addressing the everyday challenges facing residents from water and roads to jobs, housing, service delivery and accountability....Ernest Timbane a burisana na Muyimela ku langhwa eka ward 5 ehansi ka Masipala wa Greater Tzaneen Twenty Boy Malubane.
MEC wa vutleketli na vuhlayiseki bya vaaki eLimpopo Nakedi Kekana a vulavula hita ntirho lowu avari na wona wo simeka nhweti ya Vutleketli.
The Limpopo Department of Transport and Community Safety officially launched October Transport Month 2026 on Tuesday, 6 October 2026 at the SUNFA Stadium in Bela-Bela, located in the Waterberg District. The theme for the launch is "Progress in improving reliability, safety, sustainability and affordability of the transport system". Meanwhile Five people have died and two seriously injured a multi-vehicle collision on the R524 road outside Louis Trichardt in Limpopo. The injured have been taken to hospital. The deceased include police officers. They were transporting awaiting trial prisoners. Ernest Timbane a burisana na MEC wa vutleketli na vuhlayiseki bya vaaki eLimpopo Nakedi Kekana
Muhluri Chabalala na xiviko lexi vulavulaka hiku tlakuka ka minxavo ya mafurha exikarhi ka vusiku bya namuntlha.
Bus operator Putco is concerned about the upcoming fuel increase calling on govenrment to assist. The operator will not be spared as it is anticipating to pay an additional 11 million Rand on fuel spend for their more than 1 300 buses. Passengers and small businesses are equally concerned about how this latest increase will impact their finances. Economics Reporter, Nothando Magudulela/ Muhluri Chabalala reports...
Nongonoko wa Tiko Axi Etleli wa mixo wa siku ra 06 Nhlangula 2026
Nongonoko wa Tiko axi Etleli wa mixo wa siku ra 06 Nhlangula 2026 hi Ntwanano Vuma.
Xiviko xa ku tlakuka ka mafurha vusiku bya namunthla ni vusiku
Bad news as motorists are set to pay more at the pump from midnight tomorrow. According to the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources the price of petrol is set to rise between 3-rand-12-cent and 3-rand-33-cents per litre depending on the grade. The price of diesel is expected to increase by between 2-rand-84-cent and 3-rand-24-cents per litre, while the price of illuminating paraffin is set to rise by 4-rand-77-cents per litre. The retail price of LPG gas is expected to jump by 42-cent per kilogram and 48-cent per kilogram in the Western Cape. Muteki wa mahungu ya Ikhonomi ka SABC Naledi Mabitsela-Ngcobo u lulamisile xiviko, xi tisiwa hi Amukelo Ngobeni.
Vandla ra ANC exifundzheni nkulu xa North West ri vula leswaku i vandla riri roxe leri ngata ololoxa matirhelo ya timasipala.
The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal has appealed to voters to give it a decisive victory in all 54 municipalities in the province, arguing it's the only party with plans to fix municipalities. The party slammed its detractors who have written it off after its poor performance in the 2024 general elections. Party leaders addressed volunteers at an event marking the 30-day countdown to the local polls in Durban. Zanele Buthelezi reports.... Ntsakisi Chauke
Charles Machete i muyimela ku langwa wo tiyimela hi yexe ku suka eka masipala wa Greater Tzaneen
Tzaneen-based independent candidate Charles Machete is set to contest Ward 34, Lephepane village in the 2026 Local Government Elections, putting his name forward as an independent voice for residents of the ward. Machete desire to serve the people of Ward 324 and is committed to engaging with residents and addressing issues affecting the community. His candidacy adds an independent option to the ballot as voters prepare to make their choice in the upcoming local government elections. Ernest Timbane u burisanile na muyimela ku langhwa wo tiyimela hi yexe ku suka eka Ward 34 eka masipala wa Greater Tzaneen, Charles Machete.
Jabulani Brian Mashabana i muyimela ku langwa wo tiyimela hi yexe ku suka eka masipala wa Greater Tzaneen
Tzaneen-based independent candidate Jabulani Brian Mashabana is set to contest Ward 32 in the 2026 Local Government Elections, putting his name forward as an independent voice for residents of the ward. Mashabana says he is ready to serve the people of Ward 32 and is committed to engaging with residents and addressing issues affecting the community. His candidacy adds an independent option to the ballot as voters prepare to make their choice in the upcoming local government elections. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na muyimela ku langhwa loyi ati yimeleke hi yexe eka Ward 32 ya masipala wa Greater Tzaneen, Jabulani Brian Mashabana
Nhlangano wa ku yimela lava xavisaka xihoko eGauteng wa vilerisiwa hi ku yimisiwa swa nkarhinyana swikombelo swo lava ku xavisa byalwa
The Gauteng government has resolved to no longer issue liquor licenses to taverns - according to Premier Panyaza Lesufi. He made the comments at a National prayer day and memorial that was held at the Alberton Civic Centre earlier today. Lesufi says these measures have been put in place to curb substance abuse in the province and to ensure that mass shootings in Wedela near Carltonville do not take place again. Last weekend, 18 people were killed at a tavern when gunmen opened fire on them. The ANC Women's League organized a prayer day to honor the victims of Gender Based Violence and Femicide in the country. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na muvulavuleri wa nhlangano wa Gauteng Liqour Traders Associaton, Nkul.Jongikhaya Kraai.
Mphotledi Mashele i muyimela ku langwa wo tiyimela hi yexe ku suka eka masipala wa Greater Tzaneen
Tzaneen-based independent candidate Mphotledi Mashele is set to contest Ward 11 in the 2026 Local Government Elections, putting her name forward as an independent voice for residents of the ward. Baloyi says she is ready to serve the people of Ward 11 and is committed to engaging with residents and addressing issues affecting the community. Her candidacy adds an independent option to the ballot as voters prepare to make their choice in the upcoming local government elections. Clifford Maringa u burisanile na muyimela ku langhwa loyi anga ti yimeleke eka Ward 11 eTzaneen, Mophotledi Mashele
Namutlha emisaveni hinkwayo ku tlangeriwa siku ra vadyondzisi
INTRO: Today marks World Teachers' Day, highlighting the contribution of teachers and their vital role in shaping South Africa's future. This year's theme calls for greater protection, recognition and support for the teaching profession. But teacher unions say educators across the country continue to face amongst other challenges overcrowded classrooms, safety concerns and ongoing disputes over salaries. Emoyeni hi burisana na Tat. Hlaise Walter ku suka eka nhlangano wa SADTU
Mavandla ya tipoliki xikanwe na minhlango ya vatirhi va kombela mfumo wu nghenelela hi xihatla eku ku olovisela vatirhisi va mafurha.
Political parties and organised labour are calling for urgent government intervention to cushion consumers, this as South Africans are bracing for another sharp increase in the price of fuel. The anticipated hikes are expected to put further pressure on household budgets, transport costs and food prices. Mkhokheli Bandla u hi lulamisele xiviko, Mkateko Chauke wa vika..
Muchudeni loyi a nga kumeka a lovile a tiyisiswa hi vandyangu
The 22-year-old University of Limpopo student who was found dead near the campus on Sunday at Mankweng has been identified. She has been identified as a medical student, Petra Tsebe. Her body was discovered on Sunday morning along a perimeter fence of the university. Police says that Tsebe's body was partially clothed with no visible trauma wounds.Police further indicate that she was discovered inside a trench. Katlego Nyoni u lulamisile xiviko, Ntsakisi Chauke wa vika
Mudyondzisi ku suka exikolweni xa Secondary xa Mugwazeni Prosper Baloyi a vulavula hi siku ra ku tlangela vadyondzisi naku famba na Sagwadi ra Excellence in Teaching Physical Science.
Today marks World Teachers' Day, highlighting the contribution of teachers and their vital role in shaping South Africa's future. This year's theme calls for greater protection, recognition and support for the teaching profession. But teacher unions say educators across the country continue to face amongst other challenges overcrowded classrooms, safety concerns and ongoing disputes over salaries. Spokesperson for teachers union SADTU, Nomusa Cembi, says these challenges continue to place significant pressure on the teaching profession nationally.
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