After a protracted manhunt, Limpopo police have detained an 18-year-old father who brutally killed his 5-month-old son during a domestic argument. The horrific incident unfolded at Jimmy Jones village ...
Vodacom Limpopo region has announced an investment of more than R500 million in network infrastructure for the current financial year (FY26). In a statement, the mobile operator says building on last ...
The death toll in a horror bus crash on the N1 near Musina has risen to 42, with 49 injured. This was confirmed by the Limpopo provincial government on Monday. Among those reportedly killed in the ...
The Limpopo Department of Transport and Community Safety on Monday confirmed that at least 40 people have died in a horrific bus accident on the N1 freeway outside Makhado (formerly Louis Trichardt) ...
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NPA confiscates R1. 4 million Mercedes Benz from Limpopo official amid corruption allegations
A former top official at a Limpopo municipality and his wife have lost their R1.4 million Mercedes Benz car after it was confiscated by the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA). Kgantsi Malepa and his ...
EMS personnel on the scene of a bus crash on the N1 highway in Limpopo on 12 October 2025. Picture: @_ArriveAlive/X Forty-two bodies have been pulled from the wreckage of a bus crash on the N1 highway ...
Seven children are among the 42 people killed when a passenger bus veered off the road on a steep mountain pass and plunged down an embankment near Louis Trichardt in Limpopo on Sunday evening. The ...
Vodacom’s Limpopo business has announced its plans to invest R500 million in its network in the region in the 2026 financial year. The network operator said the investment builds on the R414-million ...
Limpopo premier Phophi Ramathuba says efforts are under way to identify the victims of Sunday’s bus crash that claimed 43 lives near Louis Trichardt. The accident occurred when a bus carrying 91 ...
The bus was carrying passengers from Zimbabwe and Malawi who were traveling back to their home countries. By Zimasa Matiwane Reporting from Johannesburg At least 42 people, including seven children, ...
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