Health Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi has assured women that the endocrine-disrupting chemicals found in certain brands of sanitary towels and panty liners are normal. He was speaking to Nghamula Chauke after the press briefing that he had with journalists as a response to research conducted by the University of the Free State which found EDCs in 16 popular sanitary products. Motsoaledi says that these EDCs are not new, and they are found literally everywhere even in the foods that are consumed daily.

The Executive Mayor of Polokwane Municipality John Mpe has attributed the city's water woes to inconsistencies of Lepelle Northern Water in pumping water. Speaking to Nghamula Chauke, Mpe said that after deliberations with leaders at the department of Water and Sanitation and the Limpopo office of the Premier, the municipality has decided to take legal action against the entity for breach of the level service agreement.

Nghamula Chauke speaks to Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Dr Fhulufhelo Tshivhula, and Clinical Psychologist, Molebogeng Moholo, about infertility, unpacking both the physiological and psychological challenges and the impact it has on individuals. The experts address the ongoing stigma and misinformation surrounding infertility, emphasising that it affects both men and women.

The Premier of Limpopo Dr Phophi Ramathuba has described the late Dr Hosi Tinyiko Phylia N’wamitwa II as a gender activist who stood firmly and showed immense support to women leaders especially in the Traditional leadership sector. Speaking to Nghamula Chauke, Premier Ramathuba said that the late Hosi was a fearless leader who shattered the shackles of patriarchal oppression that saw many women oppressed and a heroine for women's rights.

The Greater Giyani Municipality has defended the appointment of Masindi Raliphada as its new Chief Financial Officer. Her appointment has been met with hostility from some residents who are saying the predominantly Tsonga speaking municipality should have appointed a local person. The municipality says it is disappointed in the tribalistic undertones of the criticism. Still on this, the ANC Women's League in Limpopo says tribalism does not have a place in the province and should be condemned as and when it rears its ugly head. Nghamula Chauke spoke to Greater Giyani Municipality Spokesperson Steven Mavundza and ANCWL Limpopo Secretary Tebogo Mamorobela.

Residents of Vuyelani Village in Ba-Phalaborwa Local Municipality say the recent heavy floods have worsened the poor state of service delivery in the area by the municipality. Community members say they have not had water supply since the heavy rains started about three weeks ago and have resorted to buying water. Speaking to Nghamula Chauke, community representative Simon Seruba said pipes have been washed away and the municipality is failing to provide relief through water tankers. Still on this, Ba-Phalaborwa Municipality Mayor Merriam Malatji has acknowledged the three-week water shortage and says the bulk pipeline at the water Selati River has been damaged due to severe flooding but officials are working on creating a bypass as a temporary measure.

Five regions of the ANC in Limpopo have proposed to pursue unity towards the elective conference in March. The regions have decided to go with Dr Phophi Ramathuba as the chairperson and John Mpe as her deputy as part of a top 5 leadership. This as the party says it is avoiding a situation that will divide its membership post the elective conference. Nghamula Chauke spoke to Norman Mashabane ANC PEC member and regional spokesperson Peter Ngobeni to get clarity on these developments.

Following his oversight to the Greater Giyani Municipality, the Deputy Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Dr Namane Dickson Masemola has told Nghamula Chauke that COGTA together with Limpopo government and local municipalities, will work together to assess the damage caused by floods and compile a comprehensive report that will be sent to Treasury for funding to rebuild infrastructure that has been damaged by floods.

Executive Mayor of Polokwane Municipality John Mpe has spoken to Nghamula Chauke about the decommissioned Seshego borehole which was found to have high turbidity. The municipality has since appointed an independent private laboratory to conduct tests, prompted by allegations of water contamination and reported cases of diarrhoea. Mpe has assured the public that water in Seshego and Polokwane is safe for consumption.He says they have resolved to install a new package water purification plant to treat the water and to ensure proper treatment before water enters the reticulation network.

In a letter sent to the ANC national office asking for permission to step aside from his duties, Limpopo ANC Chairperson Stan Mathabatha cites unethical behaviour that goes against the party values in relation to the conference of the Vhembe and Waterberg regions, however political commentator Mbhazima Shilowa told Nghamula Chauke that Mathabatha is coming across as factional because as a leader why would he single out only 2 regions whereas all 5 regional conferences were marred by grievances. Still on this, the ANC Youth League in Limpopo, through its chair Faith Sebopela, also communicated with Chauke and expressed its sadness over the decision taken by Mathabatha adding that the party is in its renewal process and does not expect this kind of behaviour.