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Muhleri wa tipolitiki professor Ntwanano Mathebula a hlela xiboho xa president Cyril Ramaphosa xa ku hlongola holobye wa nhluvukiso wa vaaki Sisisi Tolashe..
President Cyril Ramaphosa says he will not make public his reasons for dismissing SisisiTolashe as the minister of Social Development. Earlier today his office sent out a statement that he had sacked Tolashe and that Minister in the Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities, Sindisiwe Chikunga will act in the portfolio. Tolashe has come under fire recently for allegedly misleading Parliament about vehicles she received from the Chinese embassy on behalf of the ANC Women's League, as well as revelations about alleged irregular appointments and contract extensions in her department. Answering Oral Questions in the House, Ramaphosa was asked if the public could be appraised of how he reached his decision. Ernest Timbane spoke to Professor Ntwanano Mathebula..
Vaaki vale Juliesburg va vilerisa hi kuva kliniki ya ka vona yi ri va generator hi nkarhi wa load reduction
Residents have raised concerns over the lack of a backup generator at Julesburg Health Centre, leaving the facility non-functional during load reduction periods.Community member Hlayisani Shikwambana says that the Clinic cannot operate during load reductions because the backup generator is not running due to a lack of diesel, which has reportedly been unavailable for months. Ernest Ntimbane u burisanile na Muyimeri wa Vaaki Hlayisani Shikwambana
Vandla ra ActionSA ri amukela ku hlongoriwa ka Holobye Sisisi Tolashe.
ActionSA says they want their criminal case and complaint to the Office of the Public Protector against the now sacked Social Development minister, Sisisi Tolashe, to run its course. ActionSA was one of the parties who laid a criminal complaint against Tolashe, relating to fraud and corruption.President Cyril Ramaphosa says he will not make public his reasons for dismissing Sisisi Tolashe as the minister of Social Development. Earlier today his office sent out a statement that he had sacked Tolashe and that Minister in the Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities, Sindisiwe Chikunga will act in the portfolio. Ernest Timabe u vulavula na Lerato Ngobeni ku suka ka ActionSA
Nhlangano wa COSATU wu sola xivumbeko xa komiti leyi ngata kanerisana hi timhaka ta ku susiwa ka Presidente Cyril Ramaphosa exitulwini.
Cosatu says it vehemently rejects the composition of Parliament's Impeachment committee. Parliament has confirmed that National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza met with Chief Whips yesterday and presented proposals on the Impeachment Committee. Media reports say a decision was made that the committee will consist of 31 members. The Impeachment Committee is a result of a Constitutional Court ruling last Friday, that such a committee should be established, to look into allegations of foreign currency stolen from a couch on President Cyril Ramaphosa's Phala Phala farm in 2020. Cosatu's parliamentary liaison officer, Matthew Parks, says the current composition of allocating nine seats to the ANC, is proportionally unfair in the light of the 2024 election result. Clifford Maringa u burisanile na mukondleteri wa nhlangano wa Cosatu epalamende, Matthew Parks.
Komitinkulu ya vurhangeri ya vandla ra ANC yi khome nhlengeletano yo hlawuleka ku kanela hi mhaka leyi khumbhaka Presidente Cyril Ramaphosa mayelana no yiviwa mali ePhalaphala.
ANC Secretary General Fikile has denied that their Special NEC underway in Cape Town called to discuss the Constitutional Court judegemnt on the Phala Phala matter is just a mere formality. This as President Cyril Ramaphosa has already said he will not resign. Ramaphosa is not attending the one day gathering as he is the subject matter. Briefing the media on the sidelines of the Special NEC. Mbalula says they allowed president to speak first to ensure stability while his party speaks at the end to develop position that will be communicated to its structures and MPs. Clifford Maringa u burisanile na muteki wa mahungu ya SABC na muhleri wa tipolotiki, Masingita Mkhawana.
va Tourisim Agency Limpopo va ela ka 2026 Africa Tourism Indaba eDurban
Delegates and exhibitors from across Africa who are attending the 2026 Africa's Travel Indaba are urging African governments to strengthen ties and work towards dissolving borders through tourism. The Indaba is one of the largest tourism marketing events on the African calendar, showcasing the widest variety of the continent's best tourism products. Ernest Ntimbani u burisanile Communications and Marketing Head for Limpopo Tourism Agency, Tinyiko Maluleke
Kuna nhlengeletano yo hlawuleka ya komiti-nkulu ya ANC eCape Town ku languta ka xiboho xa khoto ya vumbiwa eka mhaka ya Phalaphala
The ANC will hold its Special National Executive Committee,NEC meeting in Cape Town later today. The party's officials will brief the NEC following the Constitutional Court judgment on the Phala Phala matter. Last Friday the apex Court ruled that Parliament was wrong in rejecting the Panel Report which found that President Cyril Ramaphosa may have a case to answer in the theft of US dollars at his farm in 2020. President Ramaphosa has announced that he's taking the report on review . After today's meeting the ANC Secretary General is expected to brief the party's caucus in Parliament tomorrow. Ernest Ntimbane u burisanile na muhleri wa tipolitiki, Magic Nkhwashu
Xiviko xa mati lexi humesiweke hi Holobye Pemmy Majodina xi tiyisisa ku pfariwa ka mati hi vanwamapurasi vanwana kuya eka damu ra Nwamanungu
Residents in the Giyani area in Limpopo have welcomed the findings of an independent investigation into ongoing water shortages. The report was presented by Minister of Water and Sanitation, Pemmy Majodina, during a community meeting at Nden'eza village outside Giyani. The investigation revealed that a group of farmers upstream the N'wamanungu Dam, formerly Middle Letaba Dam, had allegedly blocked the flow of water. Residents say they now want see the improved provision of water....Ernest Ntimbane u burisanile na Mec wa mimfumo ya miganga, Basikopo Makamu hiku yimela Premier Phophi Ramathuba
Hi leswi switsundzuxo mayelana na matirhiselo ya munyu eswakudyeni.
Salt Awareness Week 2026 runs from May 11–17, 2026, focused on the theme "Salt It Out!" to urge governments and the food industry to lower salt levels in food. High salt consumption is a major cause of hypertension, stroke, and cardiovascular disease, with excessive intake causing strain on the heart, kidneys, and brain. Clifford Maringa u burisanile na Dokodela Freeman Mbhiza.
Xifundzhankulu xa Limpopo xi xiphemu xa nhlengeletano ya vupfhumba leyi nga ku yeni emahlweni eDurban ICC.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says tourism is a soft power that Africa can use to change the way the world looks at the continent. He was speaking at the official opening of Africa's Travel Indaba at the Durban ICC. The three-day tourism showcase has brought together local and international buyers, investors and more than one-thousand exhibitors from over 20 African countries, to market the continent's tourism products and experiences. Ramaphosa as well as other African leaders and officials, signed a pledge to strengthen and grow the continet's tourism economy through greater cooperation and investment. Clifford Maringa u burisanile na Hitekani Maqwendzhe, i mulavuleri wa ndzawulo ya nhluvukiso wa ikhonomi na vupfhumbha laha xifundzheninkulu xa Limpopo.
MEC Basikopo Makamu u andlala mpimanyeto wa ndzawulo ya kwe ya COGHTA.
Namunthla MEC wa mimfumo ya miganga na timhaka ta ndhavuko eLimpopo, Basikopo Makamu u andlale mpimanyeto wa timali wa ndzawulo ya yena. Mpimanyeto hi lowu a wu langute eka swilo swo hambana leswi khumbhaka ndzawulo. Ernest Timbane u vulavula na MEC Basikopo Makamu
Mutivi wa swa ikhonomim Vince Ndove u hlela hi ta ku tlakuka ka mpfumaleko wa mitirho eAfrika- Dzonga.
Data released by Statistics South Africa points to a reduction in both formal and informal sector employment, which dropped by 189-thousand and 127-thousand respectively. The quarterly labour force survey revealed that the official unemployment rate rose by one-point-three percent from 31-point-four percent in the last quarter of 2025 to 32-point-seven percent in the first quarter of this year. Unemployment increased in all the country's provinces except KwaZulu Natal, while the highest unemployment numbers were recorded in the North West and Eastern Cape. Ernest Timbane u vulavula na mutivi wa ikhonomi, Vince Ndove.
MEC wa Ndzawulo ya vutleketli na nhlayiseko wa vaaki Violet Mathye a andla mpimanyeto lowu nga averiwa ndzawulo ya yena
MEC wa vutlheketli na nhlayiseko wa vaaki eLimpopo, Manana Vioplet Mathye va andlale mpimanyeto wa ndzawulo ya vona wa Nharhu khoma n'we wa mabiliyoni wa tirhandi lowu a wu langute eka swilo swo hambanahambana leswi nga ehansi ka ndzawulo.
Namuntlha nhlangano wo yimela vaongori wa DENOSA wu ta tlangela siku ra vaongori(International Nurses day)
International nurses' day is commemorated annual on the 12th May. This year's celebration will be held under the theme "our nurses, our future- Empowered nurses save Lives". Minister of Health, Dr Aaron Mitsoaledi, will address the nursing community; and DENOSA President, Mr. Simon Hlungwani, will deliver the Key Message from the International Council of Nurses (ICN). More than 700 nurses and guests will attend this important annual event. Ntwanano Vuma spoke to Simon Hlungwani.
Vandla ra Rise Mzansi ri angula ka xiboho xa President Ramaphosa xo ya emahlweni na ntirho wa kwe tani hi President.
There has been mixed reaction from opposition parties after President Cyril Ramaphosa announced he will take the Phala Phala independent panel report on judicial review and will not resign. Ramaphosa made the announcement in an address to the nation. He said he had not stolen public money, committed any crime and had cooperated with all investigations. His decision comes hot on the heels of a Constitutional Court ruling that directed Parliament to refer the report to an impeachment committee. Ntwanano Vuma u vulavula na Makashule Gana ku suka ka Rise Mzansi.
Mutivi wa swa nawu u hlela Mbulavulo wa matolo wa President Cyril Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa says he will not resign from his office despite such calls from a number of opposition political parties following the judgment of the Constitutional Court last Friday. It found the rules governing Parliament's impeachment process were unconstitutional. The rules were challenged by the EFF and ATM who argued that the National Assembly in 2022 acted irrationally when it decided not to appoint a committee to look into the recommendations of the independent panel. The panel chaired by Former Chief Justice Sandile Ngcobo that found that President Cyril Ramaphosa had a prima facie case to answer regarding foreign currency stolen from a couch on his Phala Phala farm in 2020. Ramaphosa says he will instead be taking the Independent Panel report on judicial review... Ntwanano Vuma u vulavula na Mutivi wa nawu, Moses Zitha
Muhleri wa tipolitiki tlhelo mutivi wa timhaka ta mafambiselo Professor Ntwanano Mathebula a hlela mbulavulo wa president mayelana na mhaka ya Phalaphala.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says he will not resign from his office but will rather take the Independent Panel Report on Phala Phala on judicial review. Ramaphosa announced this in an address to the nation on Monday night (11/05) beamed from his offices at the Union Buildings in Pretoria. This address follows the judgment of the Constitutional Court last Friday (08/05) finding that the rules governing Parliament's impeachment process are unconstitutional. The rules were challenged by the EFF and ATM who argued that the National Assembly in 2022 acted irrationally when it decided not to appoint a committee to look into the recommendations of an independent panel into the matter chaired by Former Chief Justice Sandile Ngcobo. The panel found that Ramaphosa had a prima facie case to answer regarding foreign currency stolen from a couch on his Phala Phala farm in 2020. Ntwanano Vuma spoke to a political analyst Professor Ntwanano Mathebula...
Nkandziyiso wa Presidente Cyril Ramaphosa endzhaku ka vuahluri bya khoto ya vumbiwa eka timhaka ta purasi ra kwe ra Phala Phala.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has emphasised that he will not resign over the PhalaPhala matter and says he will be taken the independent panel's report on the matter on review after the Constitutional Court ruling last week. The President insists he has not stolen any public money, committed any crime or violated his oath of office. The President has addressing the nation live.
Xana mfumo wu endla yini hi ku andza ka timhangu ta ku xanisa hi masangu, madzolonga na ku tlhakisiwa ka vana eLimpopo.
Police are searching for two suspects who allegedly raped a 22-year-old woman in the Thohoyandou CBD on Friday night. Police say the woman was walking from home when two unidentified suspects threatened her with knives and forced her into a secluded passage. Police spokesperson Pfunzo Ramudzuli says they repeatedly raped her and robbed her of her cellphone and money. Police management in Limpopo say additional officers are undergoing training in the investigation and handling of gender-based violence and sexual assault cases. The officers will be deployed to strengthen victim support services and response. Mixo Mashimbye u burisanile MEC wa Ndzawulo ya vuhlayiseki bya vaaki eLimpopo, Manana, Violet Mathye..
Swirho swa maphorisa lava nga eka swivandla swa le henhla na n'wamabindzu va ya ekhoto.
The case involving Major-General Ebrahim Kadwa, Major-General Feroz Khan and Durban businessman Tariq Downes has been postponed to the 14th of July for further investigation. The three accused appeared in court today on charges including defeating the ends of justice and the unlawful possession of precious metals. They were each granted bail of twenty-thousand rand under strict conditions, including surrendering their passports and not interfering with State witnesses. Mixo Mashimbye u burisanile na Azania Mnisi, mutivi eka timhaka ta vurindzi na vusirheleri.
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