INTRO: The uMkhonto weSizwe Party member Colleen Makhubele has resigned from Parliament. She was the party's chief whip. In a letter addressed to party leader and former South African president, Jacob Zuma, Makhubele stated that after careful consideration she believes her resignation as MP would be in the best interest of the MKP caucus and that she may be of better service in a different capacity. The letter states that her resignation will take effect at the end of February and does not mention intent to leave the party as a whole.

Clifford Maringa u burisanile na Profesa Ntwanano Mathebula, i muhleri wa tipolotiki xikan'we mutivi eka timhaka ta mafumelo.

INTRO: The uMkhonto weSizwe Party member Colleen Makhubele has resigned from Parliament. She was the party's chief whip. In a letter addressed to party leader and former South African president, Jacob Zuma, Makhubele stated that after careful consideration she believes her resignation as MP would be in the best interest of the MKP caucus and that she may be of better service in a different capacity. The letter states that her resignation will take effect at the end of February and does not mention intent to leave the party as a whole.
Clifford Maringa u burisanile na Profesa Ntwanano Mathebula, i muhleri wa tipolotiki xikan'we mutivi eka timhaka ta mafumelo.

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Colleen Makhubele u tshike ntirho eka vandla ra MK tani hi xirho xa palamende xikan'we ximokonkulu eka vandla. 

FOCUS: LIMPOPO PROVINCE HAS SEEN AN INCREASE IN MURDER CASES, WHILE OTHER FORMS OF CRIMES HAVE DECREASED.

INTRO: Limpopo has seen an increase in murder cases, while other forms of crime have decreased.  Limpopo Police Commissioner, Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe, released the crime statistics in Polokwane, following the tabling of the national crime statistics last week.  This covers the third quarter period between October and December 2025.  Hadebe says while the increase in the murder rate is a concern, it's important to note that, overall, contact crimes continued their downward trend when compared to the previous period.

Clifford Maringa u burisanile na MEC wa nhlayiseko wa vaaki eLimpopo, u burisanile na Pleasure Hlungwani, va huma eka nhlawulo wo yimela maphorisa eLimpopo. 

FOCUS: LIMPOPO PROVINCE HAS SEEN AN INCREASE IN MURDER CASES, WHILE OTHER FORMS OF CRIMES HAVE DECREASED.
INTRO: Limpopo has seen an increase in murder cases, while other forms of crime have decreased. &nbsp;Limpopo Police Commissioner, Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe, released the crime statistics in Polokwane, following the tabling of the national crime statistics last week. &nbsp;This covers the third quarter period between October and December 2025. &nbsp;Hadebe says while the increase in the murder rate is a concern, it's important to note that, overall, contact crimes continued their downward trend when compared to the previous period.
Clifford Maringa u burisanile na MEC wa nhlayiseko wa vaaki eLimpopo, u burisanile na Pleasure Hlungwani, va huma eka nhlawulo wo yimela maphorisa eLimpopo.&nbsp;

Nhlangano wo yimela maphorisa wa IPUSA wu khomisiwa tingana hi xiviko xa tinhlayonhlayo ta vugevenga xa kotara ya vunharhu ya lembe ra 2025 xa xifundzhankulu xa Limpopo.

FOCUS: LIMPOPO PROVINCE HAS SEEN AN INCREASE IN MURDER CASES, WHILE OTHER FORMS OF CRIMES HAVE DECREASED.

INTRO: Limpopo has seen an increase in murder cases, while other forms of crime have decreased.  Limpopo Police Commissioner, Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe, released the crime statistics in Polokwane, following the tabling of the national crime statistics last week.  This covers the third quarter period between October and December 2025.  Hadebe says while the increase in the murder rate is a concern, it's important to note that, overall, contact crimes continued their downward trend when compared to the previous period.

Clifford Maringa u burisanile na MEC wa nhlayiseko wa vaaki eLimpopo, Manana Violet Mathye

FOCUS: LIMPOPO PROVINCE HAS SEEN AN INCREASE IN MURDER CASES, WHILE OTHER FORMS OF CRIMES HAVE DECREASED.
INTRO: Limpopo has seen an increase in murder cases, while other forms of crime have decreased. &nbsp;Limpopo Police Commissioner, Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe, released the crime statistics in Polokwane, following the tabling of the national crime statistics last week. &nbsp;This covers the third quarter period between October and December 2025. &nbsp;Hadebe says while the increase in the murder rate is a concern, it's important to note that, overall, contact crimes continued their downward trend when compared to the previous period.
Clifford Maringa u burisanile na MEC wa nhlayiseko wa vaaki eLimpopo, Manana Violet Mathye

MEC wa nhlayiseko wa vaaki eLimpopo, Manana Violet Mathye va andlala tinhlayo-nhlayo ta vugenga ta xifundzheninkulu xa Limpopo ta kotara ya vurharhu ya lembe ra 2025. 

The Gauteng Liquor Traders Association expressed strong opposition to proposed liquor licence fee increases by the Gauteng Liquor Board, warning that the move would place additional financial strain on township-based liquor traders. The association argued that many small business owners were already battling regulatory delays, administrative red tape and rising compliance costs. It further maintained that the planned increases could threaten the sustainability of small liquor outlets across Gauteng if proper consultation and support measures were not implemented. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na mutshamaxitulu wa Gauteng Liquor Traders Association, Fannie Mokwena

The Gauteng Liquor Traders Association expressed strong opposition to proposed liquor licence fee increases by the Gauteng Liquor Board, warning that the move would place additional financial strain on township-based liquor traders. The association argued that many small business owners were already battling regulatory delays, administrative red tape and rising compliance costs. It further maintained that the planned increases could threaten the sustainability of small liquor outlets across Gauteng if proper consultation and support measures were not implemented. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na mutshamaxitulu wa Gauteng Liquor Traders Association, Fannie Mokwena

Colleen Makhubele u tshike ntirho eka vandla ra MK tani hi xirho xa palamende xikan'we ximokonkulu eka vandla.

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