Mahuntsi Secondary School which is situated in Xitlhelani Village under Collins Chabane Local Municipality faced a challenge today during school hours, it said that after lunch many learners started feeling dizzy and stomach pains which is suspected to be food poisoning and many of them were rushed to Malamulele Hospital for treatment. Ernest Ntimbane spoke to Mike Maringa - Limpopo Education spokesperson

Mahuntsi Secondary School which is situated in Xitlhelani Village under Collins Chabane Local Municipality faced a challenge today during school hours, it said that after lunch many learners started feeling dizzy and stomach pains which is suspected to be food poisoning and many of them were rushed to Malamulele Hospital for treatment. Ernest Ntimbane spoke to Mike Maringa - Limpopo Education spokesperson

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Vadyondzi exikolweni xale henhla xa Mahuntsi eka Shitlhelani va tsutsumiseriwile exibedlhele xaka Malamulele

INTRO: Twenty five vehicles have been impounded in two traffic operations by the The Limpopo Department of Transport today.  Transport Department spokesperson, Matome Taueatsoala says officers inspected 86 vehicles and impounded ten of them in Thabazimbi.  Thirteen summonses were issued for various offenses.  Taueatsoala  says fifteen vehicles were impounded at Ga-Mphahlele.   He says the operations are aimed at ensuring road safety.

Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na MEC wa vutleketli eLimpopo, Violet Mathye.

INTRO: Twenty five vehicles have been impounded in two traffic operations by the The Limpopo Department of Transport today. &nbsp;Transport Department spokesperson, Matome Taueatsoala says officers inspected 86 vehicles and impounded ten of them in Thabazimbi. &nbsp;Thirteen summonses were issued for various offenses. &nbsp;Taueatsoala &nbsp;says fifteen vehicles were impounded at Ga-Mphahlele. &nbsp; He says the operations are aimed at ensuring road safety.
Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na MEC wa vutleketli eLimpopo, Violet Mathye.

Mapfhumba ya ku teka mimovha leyi tleketlaka vana va xikolo yi ngari enawini eLimpopo yi ya emahlweni

INTRO: Prepaid consumers are set to benefit, after the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa amended the rules on mobile data bundle expiry. From the 23rd of January next year South Africa's telecommunications companies will be required to allow consumers to roll over unused mobile data bundles. ICASA gazetted the new regulations on Friday, that provide for at least one rollover on the same terms as the original bundle. ICASA Councillor Dikeledi Catherine Mushi has cautioned that bundles for seven days or less, including uncapped as well as free and promotional bundles will be excluded. 

Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na xirho xa vandla ra EFF, Anthony Matumba.

INTRO: Prepaid consumers are set to benefit, after the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa amended the rules on mobile data bundle expiry. From the 23rd of January next year South Africa's telecommunications companies will be required to allow consumers to roll over unused mobile data bundles. ICASA gazetted the new regulations on Friday, that provide for at least one rollover on the same terms as the original bundle. ICASA Councillor Dikeledi Catherine Mushi has cautioned that bundles for seven days or less, including uncapped as well as free and promotional bundles will be excluded.&nbsp;
Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na xirho xa vandla ra EFF, Anthony Matumba.

Vandla ea EFF ri amukela kuva Data yi ngaha hundzeriwi hi nkarhi. 

INTRO: The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has returned 1.7 billion rand to the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS). The amount is part of the 2 billion rand the SIU has so far received from universities, TVET Colleges and unqualified former students. An amount of 120 million rand was recovered from parents of unqualified beneficiaries. NSFAS has urged parents whose children have received funding but do not qualify, to contact the SIU to make arrangements as investigations continue.

Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na matsalanankulu wa League ya vatshwa ya vandla ra ANC. 

INTRO: The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has returned 1.7 billion rand to the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS). The amount is part of the 2 billion rand the SIU has so far received from universities, TVET Colleges and unqualified former students. An amount of 120 million rand was recovered from parents of unqualified beneficiaries. NSFAS has urged parents whose children have received funding but do not qualify, to contact the SIU to make arrangements as investigations continue.
Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na matsalanankulu wa League ya vatshwa ya vandla ra ANC.&nbsp;

Xikimi xa NSFAS xi kote ku tlhela xi kuma mali ya ku tlula Biliyoni wa tirhandi leyi a yi hakeleriwile machudeni lava ava nga lulamelangi ku kuma mpfuno wa timali. 

Vadyondzi exikolweni xale henhla xa Mahuntsi eka Shitlhelani va tsutsumiseriwile exibedlhele xaka Malamulele

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