Travellers stranded on N1, R101 in Limpopo<\/b><\/strong> <\/i><\/p>\n Limpopo<\/b> villages waterless for over two weeks<\/strong> <\/i><\/p>\n Over 2 000 Limpopo<\/b> officers deployed to monitor traffic<\/strong> <\/i><\/p>\n Senior Limpopo<\/b> cop gets bail in intimidation case<\/strong> <\/i><\/p>\n Traffic increases in Limpopo<\/b><\/strong> <\/i><\/p>\n List your event on www.MyZA.co.za for free – click here<\/a> to get started.<\/p>\n These Limpopo<\/em> Yahoo news snippets were automatically curated and published with WP Robot<\/a> plugin – CLICK HERE<\/a> to learn more about WP Robot for WordPress<\/a> – a massive time and money saver.<\/p>\n
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\nOn Sunday it was reported that several taxi commuters had been left stranded on the N1 near Louis Trichardt in Limpopo after the taxis they were traveling in were impounded by traffic officers. This as drivers did not have proper route permits to …
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\nResidents of Phugwani and Ntlhaveni villages outside Malamulele in Limpopo have been left with dry taps for more than two weeks now. This comes after the Vhembe District Municipality failed to fix a burst water pipe. The water is flowing onto the …
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\nOver 2 000 Limpopo officers deployed to monitor traffic. Saturday 2 January 2016 08:52. SABC. Although most people are expected to return on Saturday, traffic volumes are already increasing on some of the main routes. (SABC) …
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\nPolokwane – A senior Limpopo police officer accused of intimidating a State witness in a rape trial has been granted R500 bail by the Seshego Magistrate's Court. Lieutenant Colonel Boitumelo Ramahlala was told he had to surrender his firearm, was …
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\nTraffic volumes are beginning to increase in major towns on Limpopo's roads. There is also an increase of traffic at the Beitbridge border post in Musina, Limpopo. This is as travellers are making their way to various destinations as the New Year draws …
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