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The Conquered Miss Teen Limpopo, Munene Dzavana is set to help young ladies to prevail at school through her "Pad Campaign."  Teaming up with the First Lady of Greater Tzaneen Municipality, Precious Mangena and Absa Bank as the principle support, Dzavana as of late visited Masungulo Primary School in Nkowankowa and Matimu Primary School in Petanenge Village, where she has taken her first step into her mission by providing pads to over 100 pupils. "A considerable lot of these students can't bear to purchase pads, rather amid their periods they remain home and miss few days of class lessons. "Accordingly, it impacts adversely on their advancement at school, this project endeavors to keep such things from occurring," clarified Dzavana, when approached about her motivation for the project to support a girl-child. Amid the visit she was joined by individual event rulers, Mary Phambani, First Princess of Miss Teen Greater Tzaneen Royal Nobility and Pre

Police watchdog, IPID is investigating this incident of alleged Police Brutality. A video was posted via web-based networking media which indicated two police ladies pushing another woman in the back of their van. In any case, the recording left South Africans into two. Video film of two female cops has started an incredible discussion on Twitter about police fierceness. The clasp, which was shared on Twitter by Ofentse Setimo , demonstrated the cops forcefully taking care of the woman they arrested. South Africans had distinctive suppositions with respect to the video and even EFF pioneer Julius Malema said something. As indicated by Juju, there was nothing wrong with the cops' actions since they were merely doing their jobs. "Officers on duty, doing their work properly. I hope they are safe" - He said Malema was not the only one the same number of other South Africans resounded his assessments. There is conflict between the public about the Police act

ATM USER's WRATH ENDED ATM CARD SCAMMER's LIFE IN POLOKWANE TODAY It was reported today that an ATM user has short dead an alleged ATM card scammer at the Cycad Shopping Center in Polokwane today. Details of what transpired before the shooting ended the scammer's life have not been put together as yet but the scammer was confirmed dead. More info will be communicated when the details of the statements are clear and true as witnesses are asked to come forward to assist the Police investigations before the matter is concluded.

A lethal shooting happened in the center of Tzaneen Town on Koedoe Street earlier today. As indicated by an observer at the scene, a man was shot dead by a cop after he pointed a gun at a group of individuals and afterward pointed the gun at the cop.  As a cop, it is always first instinct to act defensively in any life threatening situation. The full story and the exact course of the incident for the man to draw his weapon at the members of the community and the police officer has not been fully established and the story will be investigated further.

Man compromises to spill Phumzile Van Damme's 'energetic fun with Erotic Content' in the event that she doesn't pay DA MP Phumzile van Damme on Thursday shared an email she got from a con artist compromising to release her photos and recordings on the off chance that she neglected to pay up.  In the email (which is by all accounts simply one more conventional trick message that shouldn't generally trick anybody), the competitor programmer professes to have hacked Van Damme's telephone, including they had been following her and could see all that she did on the web.  The alleged programmer asserted he cloned the camera on her gadget. "I occasionally take photographs and photographs with you," he stated, which truly doesn't completely bode well.  The man additionally talked about Van Damme's supposed most loved destinations on the web.  "I realize what you like hard reserve (grown-up locales). Goodness, yes …

A 77-year-old Pensioner from Tzaneen requested that her little girl deposit R4 000 to her child dwelling in Polokwane with the end goal for him to pay his lease. Cash exchanges should be possible in South Africa and cross-fringe at any PEP, Pepcell and PEPhome retail locations by methods for a basic procedure. In the wake of your ID book or ID card and providing your phone number, the teller will acknowledge the money and request that you enter a 4-digit pin number of your decision. The teller will then give you the money slip with a 10-digit withdrawal number which together with the pin number and the sum, is then sent to the expected beneficiary of the assets. The cash is then accessible at any Pep Store, Absa Bank or Shoprite/Checkers store. The girl made a store to the measure of R1 000 at the PEPhome store, just for her sibling to find that no money were accessible. Subsequent to keeping an eye on their framework, PEPhome affirmed that the measure of R1 000 was store

BOLOBEDU MUSIC TAKING LIMPOPO TO ANOTHER DIMENSION Bolobedu house music is taking off. Bolobedu's own Powerful Duo The Double Trouble's Dj Janisto (Jan Maluleke) and CK the DJ (Calvin Thaba) from Ga-Kgapane and Morutji Village in Tzaneen respectively, Limpopo, are a piece of the following harvest of artists pushing this interesting brand of South African music focal point of the audience.  Their hit single, Be Careful, has earned this well known intrigue and the video is on high pivot on TV channels.  The examples of Bolobedu house say the move inciting track is common of the class, in that it has a basic yet infectious tune and the beat is persistent. While engaging, it is pressed with subliminal and coordinate messages. For example, Be Careful is a notice to look out for individuals with evil expectations that worm their way in other individuals' lives.  The Duo have been grinding away for some time, absent much achievement but they have at long last

The Balobedu initially relocated south from Zimbabwe to their present area in South Africa. The focal ancestral Village is Khetlhakoni in the district of Mopani. This Kalanga vagrants comprised of the Mokwebo, who are the progenitors of all wild pig groups (va ana golove/ba bina kolobe) like Mamabolo Ramafalo and Modjadji, the Nengwekhulu, who are predecessors of all elephant families (Ditlou) and the Ramabulana, precursors of the other elephant factions (Ditlou), are additionally uncles of the Nengwekhulus. All BaLobedu are dropped from these three gatherings BaKwebo, Nengwekhulu and Ramabulana. Whatever is left of the general population are relatives of East Sotho or BaLaudi evacuees and indegenous South Venda bunches like BaNgona. As an outcomes the most well-known creature totems among BaLobedu are the wild pig (Golove/Kolobe) and the elephant (Dou/Tlou). The wild pig families (Dikolobe) are the Modjadji, Mabulana, Mohale, Mahasha, Mokwebo, Rabothata, Mampeule, Thobela and Rama

This is the 'Fainting' move furor overwhelming SA – and no, Limpopo isn't arranging additional ambulances Another move rage has grasped South Africa only in front of the senseless season – and it isn't totally protected.  Limpopo-conceived performer King Monada's hit melody Malwedhe, which signifies "disease" in the Bolobedu tongue of the Sepedi dialect, has roused a move not at all like anything we've seen previously.  The move sees fans tumbling to the ground at the ensemble and words: ke na le bolwedhe bao idibala (I have an ailment of blacking out).