Rainy weather brings outbreak of flies to Limpopo
While heavy rains in Limpopo, particularly in the Vhembe area, may have brought relief in the form of higher dam levels, residents of the are now concerned by an outbreak of house flies.
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Limpopo villagers call for counselling centres after sprouting taverns fuel drinking problems
Many new taverns in rural Limpopo have resulted in more alcoholics and problem drinkers in the area, prompting calls for counselling centres to be set up in order to deal with this fallout.
Limpopo boy defies stigma
A four-year old Limpopo boy is breaking stigmas around disability.
Mothers swear off traditional circumcision after boys’ deaths
Two devastated Limpopo mothers have urged parents to get their sons circumcised in hospitals after their sons died during botched initiation circumcisions.
Limpopo gogos swipe condoms for aches
That condom lubricant can soothe arthritic joints may have become the condom myth that just will not die as fresh reports suggest elderly Limpopo residents are falling victim to the hype.
Rejection remains real concern for people living with HIV
More than three decades into South Africa’s HIV epidemic, HIV knowledge in the country is dropping and falling levels of HIV savvy may have real consequences for those living with HIV.
Christmas in July for Limpopo villagers
Christmas came early for residents of Limpopo's Matavhela and Mafukani villages as families pulled together for the less fortunate.
New Limpopo dam to quench villagers’ thirst
A new dam is set to provide 10 Limpopo villages with access to clean, reliable water after years of complaints by local residents.
Rural dentist puts shine in pupils’ smiles
A dentist has started visiting learners in Limpopo teaching them how to keep their teeth in the best conditio.n
Toddler suffers burns at crèche
An open fire and hot water spelled disaster for a toddler, who sustained burn wounds to both hands, at a daycare centre in Limpopo.
Limpopo village brings ubuntu to life
A tiny Limpopo village proves that ubuntu is not dead as they pull together to help a grandmother raise three children.
Hawkers peddle rotten wares to pupils
A Limpopo headmaster is livid at street hawkers who have been selling his pupils rotten food and has banished the hawkers from the school area.