Media Personals and the family of Bogosi bja Maesela-Dlamini Sekhukhune District is situated in the bloomy province of Limpopo and is one rural area that is very adventurous for it's mountainous, rocky and filled with naturals atmosphere, also it has numerous museums, agri-tourism, diverse attraction components that can create job-opportunity when they are well taken care of. The district is one of those that has low infrastructure even though bit by bit developments are showering, they travel a distance to reach all their necessities.    Tubing at Black Aloe Limpopo Tourism Agency (LTA) collaborated with (LEDET) Limpopo Economic Development, Environment and Tourism alongside other stake-holders, launched Tourism Month on the 31st August 2021 at Black Aloe Waterfront Resort, and before the launch various media houses participated in different activities like your Boat Cruising in the Flag Boshielo Dam(Arubi), Tubing, walking trails and Game drive in the Schuindraai Nature Reserve,

  Mec injecting patients at Circle Centre Image: Dorothy Mokoena Earlier today MEC of  health Dr Rhaphi Ramathuba was monitoring the COVID-19 Vaccine roll-out at Seshego Circle Centre in Polokwane Municipality. The community /residents of Seshego came in numbers, as young adults, meanwhile those whose life starts at 40 and above came to get their first, second and/or third jab, with a glow on their faces to experience what is being spoken about through the world. The community on a queue to get vaccinated   Expression from those vaccinated  Community waiting their turn Jabulani Baloyi Sabc journalist expressed himself in this manner: 'I have experience of colleagues who got infected and it's a great initiative that us as journalists we got an opportunity to get vaccinated, as we are always on the road 24/7 , 365 days " Mr Makhura being getting his jab Mr Makhura SCACAG spokesman shared that 'It's for the first time I got vaccinated, the experience was very nice eve

  At the cemetery Image: Dorothy Mokoena Last Thursday Dr Tebogo Steve Kekana commonly known as 'Bra Steve' a musical legend who was ambidextrous, flouted the odds and completed his doctorate in law, also rocked the air waves despite his disability, he was laid to rest at his home in Zebediela, Moletlane at Bolahlakgomo. Steve's Band members Left: Titi Kgole and Right: Paledi Malatji registering at the gate Image: Dorothy Mokoena The 63 year old legend took South Africa by surge late 1970's penetrated by entertaining provincially, nationally and world wide, conquered with his melodious tone that healed hearts and souls. That time he showed us that disability is not inability to fulfill your dreams and desires. He recorded approximately 40 albums and has been in the industry more than 4 decades, recorded with Noko Music, his label Moditi Music as-well as other labels, collaborated with a lot of sensations world wide. Farewell at home  Set-up at home Image: Dorothy Mokoen