Malamulele
Limpopo govt agrees to open Vuwani municipal offices
Provincial government spokesperson Phuti Seloba says the Limpopo government hopes that the opening of the offices will end protests in the Vuwani area.
In 2016, more than 20 schools were either torched or vandalised during violent protests in the Limpopo town.
It's understood the body was found in a bush near Mavambe village, near Malamulele, on Sunday morning.
Residents took to the streets calling on the board to reverse its decision to include the area into the Malamulele municipality.
Despite the rain demonstrators remain spirited, singing & chanting as they prepare to march on municipal offices.
Protest leaders have told Eyewitness News they expect scores of residents to attend today’s peaceful march to the municipality.
Residents insist they will embark on another shutdown if government doesn't hear their plea to have the municipal offices closed.
Judgment is expected to be handed down in 52-year-old Tinyiko Khosa’s bail application.
The Department of Education in Limpopo says it has done all it can to prepare learners for the exams.
At least four classrooms were completely destroyed in a fire on Tuesday night.
The governing body says the attack is a clear sign that parents don't care about their children's education.
Thousands of pupils in Vuwani have resumed learning this morning, after a three-month shut down.
The agreement between government & traditional leaders in Vuwani will see schooling resume next month.
The Grade 12 pupils were bussed to three different centres in the province this week.
Residents have continued their demonstration against the assimilation of Vuwani into a new municipality.
The unrest was sparked by some residents who don’t want to be part of the new Malamulele municipality.
The provincial government says it hopes talks with traditional leaders will see an end to a week of violence.
President Jacob Zuma says the entire nation is in shock over what is happening in Limpopo.
State Security Minister David Mahlobo says seven people have been arrested so far.