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Masipala wa Collins Chabane wu karhi ku hlela xiyimo endzhaku ko hlaseriwa hi timfula ta matimba na mikhukhula.
INTRO: Families across flood-hit areas are beginning the difficult task of picking up the pieces, after days of relentless rain that left homes damaged, belongings destroyed and lives disrupted. As waters slowly recede, many residents in Limpopo and Mpumalanga are now taking stock of the devastation and facing an uncertain road to recovery. Today we take stock from the Collins Chabane municipality to explore the damage that affected the municipality. Clifford Maringa u burisanile na meyara wa Collins Chabane, Mukhanselara Shadrack Maluleke.
Vathori va ta sindziseka kuva va hakela mali leyi va yi kokaka ya penceni eka miholo ya vatirhi, kuyi hakela lomu yi faneleke ku ngase hela nkombo wa masiku vatirhi va horile.
FOCUS: COSATU has welcomed the gazette that Employment and Labour Minister Nomakhosazana Meth has signed. INTRO: COSATU has welcomed the gazette that Employment and Labour Minister Nomakhosazana Meth has signed. It empowers labour inspectors to enforce the payment of any contributions deducted from workers' salaries to the relevant fund within seven days along with the employers' contribution. The move targets employers who deduct contributions from workers' salaries but fail to pay the relevant entities. Fifteen-thousand employers defaulted last year, affecting 600- thousand workers. Clifford Maringa u burisanile na muvulavuleri wa nhlangano wa Cosatu, Zanele Sabela.
Ntlhanu wa vavanuna va baleseriwa no dlawa exiphazeni eAtteridgeville ePitori
Police are at a crime scene in Jeffsville, Atteridgeville in Pretoria where five men have been shot and killed outside a local tuck shop. Ernest Ntimbane u burisanile na muteki wa mahungu wa SABC - Phanuel Shuma
Maspala wa Greater Giyani wu kombela machudeni lavanga pasa matric ku endla swikombelo swa mpfuno wa timali
In a bid to help disadvantaged students who are pursuing or intend to pursue different fields of study at the tertiary institution of their choices, the Greater Giyani Municipality invites appplications for funding assistance from prospective university students who are willing to pursue their studies with any recognised institutions of higher learning in South Africa for 2026. Ernest Ntimbane u burisanile na Greater Giyani Municipality Spokesperson, Steven Mabunda
Tikamara timbirhi to dyondzela eka tona exikolweni xale hansi xa Tiyiselani e Gandlanani kusuhi na Malamulele exifundzheni nkulu xa Limpopo ti wile.
The wall of two classrooms has collapsed at Tiyiselani primary school at Gandlanani village near Malamulele in Limpopo. No injuries were reported as the learners were not in classes when the incident happened. SGB suspects flooding as the soil is waterlogged due to rains. The SGB says the school buildings are also dilapidated. Ernest spoke to SGB Chaiperson , Mrs Rabela Ngobeni.
Vumbhoni bya khale ka nhloko ya xiyenge xa IPID Robert McBride emahlweni ka ntshamo wa komiti ya matirhelo ya nkarhi ya AD Hoc hi vuvusisi bya swihehlo swa ku ngheneleriwa ka swiyenge swa vululami
(FORMER IPID HEAD ROBERT MCBRIDE MAKES EXPOSIVE ALLEGATIONS BEFORE PARLIAMENT'S AD HOC COMMITTEE ) INTRO: The Ad Hoc Committee looking into concerns around national security has heard explosive allegations of infiltration within the Independent Police Investigative Directorate. This as former IPID head Robert McBride continues his testimony before MPs. The committee is probing allegations of criminal infiltration, corruption and political interference in the justice system. McBride has placed Crime Intelligence, senior police leadership and the safety of investigators firmly in the spotlight. Mkhokheli Bandla filed this report by Muhluri Chavalala...
Swisolo swa nhlangano wa ku yimela vatirhi wa COSATU hi xitiviso xa ku ngetelela miholo eka swirho swa palamende na le ka tihuvo ta ku endla milawu xikan'we tihuvo ta timaspala hi nomo wa Zanele Sabela
INTRO: COSATU has expressed dismay at the gazetted salary increase for members of Parliament, Provincial Legislatures and Municipal Councils. The Federation says it is disappointed that government has only slightly reduced the salary increase for politicians of four point one percent that was recommended by the Independent Commission for the Remuneration of Public Office Bearers to three point eight percent. Parliamentary Coordinator Matthew Parks says while they are irritated by the salary increase of politicians and judges, they support the adjustment of magistrates' salaries. He says most galling is the inclusion of more than nine thousand- three hundred municipal councillors under whose watch the state of municipal finances and services has deteriorated at an alarming rate ... Nhlangano wo yimela vatirhi wa Cosatu wu humesele ehandle kuva wunga tsakisiwi hiku tlakusiwa ka muholo wa swirho swa palamende,tihuvo to endla milawu ta swifundzhankulu na tihuvo to endla milawu eka ti Maspala. Nhlangano wu vula leswaku wu khomiwile hi tingana leswaku mfumu wu hungute swintsongo kku tlakusiwa ka muholo wa Vanwatipolotiki eka mune-khoma nwe wa tiphesente leyi ayi bumabumeriwile hi khomixini yo ti yimela eka ku holeriwa ka vatirhi va mfumu kuya eka nharhu-khoma-nhungu wa tiphesente.Mukondleteri wa nhlangano e Palamende Matthew Parks u vula leswaku loko vaha khunguvanyekile hiku tlakusiwa ka muholo wa vanwatipolotiki na Vaavanyisi,va seketela ku lulamisiwa ka muholo wa va Majistarata. Kuyisa hungu leri mahlweni emoyeni hi burisana na muvulavuleri wa nhlangano wa COSATU i Manana ZaneleSabela LIVE: Zanele Sabela ( COSATU SALARIES) -
Swibumabumelo na switsundzuxo swa nkoka wa ndzindzakhombo wa ku pfuna eka timhangu ta makhombo ya ntumbuluko laha ku katsiwaka timpfula na mikhukhulo na swin'wana hi nomo wa Skheto Sambo
FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Skheto Sambo, about the insurance plans towards dissaster situations..........@ - INTRO: The recent devastating floods in Mpumalanga and Limpopo have caused widespread destruction and distress across these regions. Heavy rains have led to severe flooding, impacting thousands of residents by damaging homes, vehicles, bridges, and roads. Many communities have been left stranded and vulnerable, facing immense challenges in the aftermath. As affected individuals begin to seek assistance, a key question arises: will insurance providers support those who file claims? This presentation aims to explore the current situation, the extent of the damages, and clarify whether policyholders can expect financial assistance from their insurance companies during these challenging times. Emoyeni hi amukela Nkul Sikheto Sambo ku suka eka xiyenge xa Ndzindzakhombo xa Marara Risk Solution. LIVE: Sikheto Sambo - (Insurance Floods) -
Xiviko xa timpfula na mimoya swa matimba na mikhukhulo leswi nga onha switirhisiwa swa tinhaka ta rihanyu eMpumalanga na makungu ya ku lulamisa hi nomo wa MEC Sasekani Manzini
FOCUS: (MPUMALANGA HEALTH DEPARTMENT REPORT STORM DAMAGES OF 67 HEALTH FACILITIES) INTRO: The Mpumalanga Department of Health has announced that 67 health facilities across the province have been affected by the recent floods. This includes five hospitals that were hit by the heavy storms. One of the affected hospitals is Lydenburg Hospital in the Thaba Chweu Local Municipality, which sustained roof damage, resulting in leakages in some ward passages. Health MEC, Sasekani Manzini, visited the hospital to assess its condition. Michael Mdluli compiled and Ntinyiku Maringa reports... Hi ku yisa hungu leri emahlweni, muhaxi Clifford Maringa u burisanile na MEC wa ndzawulo ya rihanyu eMpumalanga manana Sasekani Manzini hi ndlela leyi: INTRO: The Mpumalanga Department of Health has announced that 67 health facilities across the province have been affected by the recent floods. This includes five hospitals that were hit by the heavy storms. One of the affected hospitals is Lydenburg Hospital in the Thaba Chweu Local Municipality, which sustained roof damage, resulting in leakages in some ward passages. Health MEC, Sasekani Manzini, visited the hospital to assess its condition. Ndzawulo ya rihanyu e Mpumalanga yi tivise leswaku makume-ntsevu-nkombo wa swibedlele na ti clinic exifundzheninkulu swi khumbhekile hi minkhunkhulo leyi ya ha ku vaka kona. Leswi swi katsa swibedlele swa ntlhanu leswi nga hlasela hi mabubutsa. Xinwana xa swibedlele leswi nga khumbheka i xibedlele xa Lydenburg eka Maspala wa Thaba Tshweu,lexi kunga onhaka lwangu,leswi nga vona kuva na ku pfuta eka tinwana ta ti wardi. MEC wa rihanyu Sasekani Manzini u endele xibedlele kuya valanga xiyimo. Kuyisa hungu leri mahlweni emoyeni hi burisana na na vona MEC wa rihanyu e Mpumalanga i Manana Sasekani Manzini LIVE: MEC Sasekani Manzini ( MPUMALANGA HOSPITALS) -
Vaaki va muganga wa ka Wayeni va pfalelekile hikwalaho ka timpfula
The residents of Wayeni village outside Louis Trichardt in Limpopo, says the bridge which links their village with the surrounding areas has been washed away due to floods. Other bridges in the area, including the one on the D3731 road linking Mashamba and Mafeba villages has also been washed away. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile Municipal ward councillor, Lorraine Mashamba
Xiyimo xi nyanyile eBushbuckridge laha mapatu yanga onhaka na mabiloho ya khukhuriwile
Residents of flood-prone Nkomazi in Mpumalanga have urged President Cyril Ramaphosa to direct his government to come up with permanent solutions to flooding in the area. The Nkomazi, Bushbuckridge, Mkhondo and Chief Albert Luthuli municipalities have been seriously affected by the recent floods. Some residents of Mjejane and Orlando - an informal settlement in Komatipoort have expressed satisfaction over President Ramaphosa's visit to their area to assess the extent of the damage caused by the floods. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na meyara wa maspala wa Bushbuckridge, Cllr. Lydia Moroane
Van'wamabindzu vana ku langutela ko karhi eka mfumo endzhaku ka timfula ta matimba leti neke eLimpopo.
INTRO: Businesses have been hit hard by the heavy rains that caused havoc in the flood stricken Mopani and Vhembe districts in Limpopo. Hawkers in Giyani, Limpopo, say heavy rains have disrupted their businesses. Several parts of the province have been experiencing heavy rains for the past the past week. Ernest Timbane u burisanile na Dokodela Albert Jeleni i President wa Limpopo Chamber of Commerce.
Swikolo swa leka masipala wa Bushbukridge eMpumalanga hi swin'wani swa leswi nga khumbhiwa swinene hi timfula ta matimba.
INTRO: The Department of Education in Mpumalanga says they are still assessing the damage that has been caused by the recent rains to school infrastructure. The department, however, says it has noted that in some schools the roofs are leaking and teaching material has been destroyed. This comes amid the department's call for schools in affected areas to resume today. Ernest Timbane u burisane na muvulavuleri wa Ndzawulo ya Dyondzo eMpumalanga, Gerald Sambo.
Swikolo swa le Mopani na Vhembe a swi lulamelangi kuva swi pfula mundzuku.
INTRO: Limpopo's Education department says only teachers reported for today, 19/01/2026 to assess the impact of the floods. Learners were expected to go to classes on Tuesday after the teachers have conducted assessment. The schools in the flood stricken areas in some parts of Limpopo and Mpumalanga didn't open when the inland schools re-opened for the 2026 academic year due to floods. Ernest Timbane u burisanile na muvulavuleri wa ndzawulo ya dyondzo eLimpopo, Mike Maringa
MEC wa mintirho wa mfumo, magondzo na miako eLimpopo, Ernest Rachoene a andlala kungu ra matirhelo ku lunghisa magondzo lawa ya onhakeke.
INTRO: Limpopo MEC for Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure, Ernest Rachoene has assessed some roads in the flood-stricken Vhembe and Mopani district municipalities in Limpopo today. He visited some villages where bridges have been swept away. Limpopo, Mpumalanga, KwaZulu Natal, Eastern Cape and the North West provinces have been declared as disaster areas. Ernest Timbane u burisanile na MEC Ernest Rachoene.
Ndzawulo ya Mitirho ya Mfumu eLimpopo yi hlamusela hi xiyimu xa mapatu la ya nga khumbiwa hi mkhukhula
The bridge in the Great Letaba river at Selwane village outside Giyani in Limpopo has been severely impacted by the overflowing water. The road has been closed for traffic as the bridge has shifted and no longer properly aligned. The road links Giyani and Phalaborwa. Motorists have been advised to use alternative routes. Ntwanano Vuma u vulavula na Muvulavuleri wa Ndzawulo ya Mitirho ya Mfumu eLimpopo
Mec Basikopo Makamu vari xiyimo axi se antswa eka tindhawu leti nga hlasela hi minkhunkhulo
Limpopo floods death toll has risen to 17. Incidents of drowning continue to emerge from Phalaborwa, Giyani and Thohoyandou areas. The severe weather condition has battered various parts of the province damaging roads and bridges. Disaster management centre spokesperson Tsakani Baloyi says that Human Settlements MEC Basikopo Makamu has however welcomed the classification of a national disaster in the floods stricken provinces. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na Mec wa mimfumo ya miganga eLimpopo Basikopo Makamu
Xiyenge xa vupfhumba eka tindhawu ta Phalaborwa na Hoedspruit xi onhakeriwile swinene hikwalaho ka minkhunkhulo
Limpopo Tourism Agency, LTA, says the inclement weather condition has negatively impacted the tourism industry in the province. Some lodges were flooded, tourists and workers airlifted to safety in the Hoedspruit and Phalaborwa areas. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na mufambisinkulu wa Limpopo Tourism Agency Moses Ngobeni
Maxelo ya namuntlha yale ka Leve 5 eka tindhawu ta Giyani, Phalaborwa, Malamulele na Thulamela
Maxelo ya timpfula ya hari ku yeni emahlweni eka tindhawu tinwana ta swifundzhankulu swa Limpopo na Mpumalanga. Kasi hala tlhelo ku tala ka minkova na mabiloho swi le ku tlakuseni ka timhangu ta mafu ya ku khukhuriwa ka vanhu. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na mutivi wa ta maxelo, Wisani Maluleke
MEC wa ndzawulo ya dyondzo exifundzheni nkulu xa Limpopo Mavhungu Lerule Ramakhanya va tiyisisa ku pfuriwa ka swikolo hi Ravumbirhi endzhaku ka timpfula ta matimba na minkhukhulo.
Limpopo premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba has welcomed the classification of the floods as a national disaster. Limpopo, Mpumalanga, KwaZulu Natal, Eastern Cape and the North West provinces have been declared as disaster areas. Meanwhile schools are still closed due to floods in Limpopo..Mixo Mashimbye spoke to MEC for education in Limpopo Mavhungu Lerule Ramakhanya..
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