
Suspect in Nurses Rape Horror Nabbed, Chuene Clinic Remains Closed
The suspect was released on parole in November 2024 and has already been linked to a series of crimes in the area, including an attempted robbery at the nearby Thaba Clinic.

The suspect was released on parole in November 2024 and has already been linked to a series of crimes in the area, including an attempted robbery at the nearby Thaba Clinic.

The premier declared her intention to request the national government to declare a state of disaster in Limpopo in order to release more resources to rebuild infrastructure.

Workers at the clinic will continue to receive psychological support services.

The 24-hour services at the facility have since been suspended, and the clinic’s opening hours reduced to daytime hours on weekdays.

Several families in Limpopo say they’ve recently found the remains of loved ones decomposing at two government hospitals. One patient who asked not be named because he’s a regular at Elim Hospital in the Vhembe District, says he saw the…

Most of the people we spoke to said the toilets are often out of order with no soap or toilet paper.

Some residents have lost their homes due to severe weather, including destructive winds.

A pattern of water quality issues has plagued Moqhaka for years, including incidents of alleged contamination in 2020 and unfulfilled promises.

Over 1300 healthcare workers, including nurses, clerks, and cleaners, are facing sudden job termination after Covid-19 contracts were ended due to budget constraints.

This comes after the Bloemfontein facility was closed due to severe infrastructure issues, including electrical, sewer, and ventilation problems.

Due to the discomfort and stigma associated with her condition, Phenyane has never attended school.

His granddaughter says they were turned away because he wasn't on any medication, despite his dangerously high blood pressure. His condition worsened, and he developed severe wounds on his legs.

The old building has been standing empty and unused for 20 years and is rundown. The doors, windows and ceiling on the building are all broken

Bilharzia is a parasitic disease caused by flatworms that live in freshwater sources such as rivers and dams.

In response, Map Water stated it was investigating the contamination claims but noted that there is no significant trend of waterborne diseases in the area.