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Abandoned Baby boy may grow without relatives

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ABANDONED baby boy may grow up without knowing his parents, let alone his own siblings or relatives. This is after he was dumped at a food outlet in Polokwane, Limpopo on Saturday. The baby was found after the shocked customer found him in a toilet. The employees of the outlet were alerted of the incident and the police were called. Handing a child over to a Social welfare place to take care of when one is unable to do so would have been a better solution but the suspect took a decision to leave the child in abundance. Although the child was left in the toilet in a food outlet there was no assurance that he will be safe. Many questions raised; what would have happened to him should no one goes to the toilet until the workers close it down? The Saturday weather was chilly and it was raining in Polokwane, the question remains; what could have happened to the young one the whole night and the whole of Sunday? The innocent soul does not know if the parent hates him so much to can be
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Thulare III demands tribal books from Sekhukhune

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PARAMOUNT King of Bapedi tribe Thulare Thulare III want the former regent Kgaudi Sekhukhune to bring back all the documents he used during his era. Thulare says that will make him forgive Sekhukhune and continue with their lives as son and uncle. The two had been in a fight over a throne for years. The fight started between Thulare's late father Rhyne and Sekhukhune.  The matter was settled by the High court last year when declaring Thulare as the rightful King of Bapedi tribe over Sekhukhune. The tribal fight divided the communities in Sekhukhune area. Sekhukhune did not back down and took the matter to the Supreme Court of Appeal to set aside the high court decision. "Please tell KK to bring back all the books and tribal documents. I hope he is keeping them safe because I heard he is selling land to the communities. I'm sorry to say this but those who are buying land from him are stupid. How can they buy the land belonging to themselves, because they supposed to
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Burning Witches in not an African Culture

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BURNING witches or accusing others of practising witchcraft is not an African culture. It can never be but others makes it a norm in their communities, more especially in the rural areas. In most cases those accused of witchcraft are burned while those who are luck to can continue breathing are banned from such communities. It is high time that Africans stand against such behaviors and say "Not in my Culture", so says Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Dr. Zweli Mkhize. He said there are channels to be followed when one committed a certain crime in the country but burning or killing a person can never be a solution. He spoke to the traditional leaders and communities in Moletjie Moshate outside Polokwane in Limpopo on Thursday. Mkhize emphasized that traditional councils also have a role to play in ensuring that people understand culture. "That need to stop because there is no way anyone can be allowed to take other person's life. I
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Illiterate Councillors to be removed from Council

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The ANC Councillors will be removed from the municipal councils and be hired to patch the potholes on the roads, says EFF leader Julius Malema. He promised the residents of Sekhukhune in Limpopo during the party's provincial rally held in Riba Cross on Saturday that there will no longer be a woman who will be denied work opportunity because she refused to sleep with the councillors. "Here in Tubatse we want to stop this thing of hiring people in exchange of sex. If you refuse to sleep with them they deny you work opportunity. We want to stop these ANC councillors who propose women using municipal posts. People will be hired according to their qualifications. These councillors will be hired to patch the potholes. Those who are illiterate will be working on the same level with these current councillors," said Malema. He emphasized that there are those community members who could not study because of their poor family backgrounds and they cannot be denied opportun
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Rest in Peace ANC, says EFF supporters

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Economic Freedom Fighters is adamant that they will deliver their commitments when they take over government in May. They are hoping that the ground is levelled for them to enjoy more votes during the elections. The Provincial Chairperson of the party in Limpopo Jossey Buthane said during their provincial rally held in Riba Cross village outside Burgersfort on Saturday that people can see by the masses that fighters are ready to lead. "People can expect commitments from EFF not the promises they always hear from other parties. We are committing ourselves to our people and we don't promise them what we will never do for them. We commit ourselves and we will never disappoint," said Buthane. Members and supporters of the party went all out to hear their Commander in Chief Julius Malema to give them the commitments from the party. Most of the attendees were young people from all over the districts of the province. Some of the supporters were holding a cardboard Coffi
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New Limpopo Premier in Waiting

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New Limpopo Premier in waiting, Super Moagi: Photo by Raphophi Media Pan Africanist Congress of Azania says Limpopo citizens must be ready for a new Premier. They are ready to present Super Moagi to Mowaneng Building as the replacement of the current ANC deployee Stan Mathabatha. Despite the political squabbles facing the party, the current leadership believes that they will govern. They says now they are ready to guard on this year's votes ensuring that there is no rigging.  Their National Chairman Phillip Dhlamini says they laughed at those who cheat votes in South Africa in the past. He said on Friday that they do so in the interest of the people because they cannot fight as they don't believe in a fighting. He says now they will have to guard on votes and they have a method to do so.  Dhlamini stated that they had been watching when votes are being stolen in the country during the past elections. PAC according to Dhlamini is ready to go to the polls this year
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Stop infringing others' rights during your protests

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Violent protests worries the Human Rights Commission in Limpopo. In almost every protest in the province, other people's right are violated. Head of the Commission in the province Victor Mavhidula says it came to their serious concern that the acts keeps on mounting as if they are legal. He spoke to the communities during Human Rights day commemoration held in Ga-Mokgehle village outside Polokwane. "As much as you want to practice your rights be careful of not infringing other's rights. When destroying the infrastructures during your protests know that your are delaying the delivery of services in the province. As Commission we want to urge you to refrain from those acts," he said. Mavhidula emphasized that they meet with government every time when the communities are complaining about services. He said they will keep on ensuring that government do what is mandated to do for the communities. Limpopo Premier Stan Mathabatha said when communities fight against
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