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Gwarube says better school infrastructure is key to quality education

Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube says improving school infrastructure is essential to raising the quality of education in South Africa. Gwarube says government must ensure that public funds are used effectively to improve learning conditions and create better opportunities for...

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COSATU backs new Bill to tackle illegal mining

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) has welcomed the General (Mining) Laws Amendment Bill, saying it could help tackle illegal mining and organised criminal syndicates. COSATU says illegal mining has become a national crisis, putting the lives of...

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Manamela announces new governance measures at NSFAS

Higher Education and Training Minister Buti Manamela has announced new measures to strengthen governance and leadership at the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS). The minister has appointed Advocate Richardt Tlou Ramashia as the interim chairperson of the NSFAS Board....

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POWER OUTAGE AFFECTS SIX LIMPOPO VILLAGES

Eskom Limpopo is working to restore electricity after an unplanned outage at the Unin Munyamani Substation, where a breaker tripped following a fallen conductor. The outage is affecting residents in Mamotintane, Ga-Kama, Makeketela, Malahlela, Masealam and Ga-Motholo. Technical teams are...

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New Technology Inventions in Limpopo: September 2025

This September, Limpopo has seen significant strides in technological innovation aimed at empowering its youth and communities. The University of Limpopo, in partnership with Samsung and the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition, expanded its Digital Innovation Lab (DIL). This...