Speaking to Nghamula Chauke, the Mogalakwena Local Municipality Mayor Ngoako Tauetsoala condemned the social media posts purporting that they were written by municipal manager, Morris Maluleka claiming that he made corrupt transactions of millions of rands to companies linked to Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba and COGHSTA MEC Basikopo Makamu. Tauetsoala says Maluleka does not have a Facebook account and that both Premier Ramathuba and MEC Makamu do not have close relations with the municipal manager.

Speaking to Nghamula Chauke, MEC for Limpopo Transport and Community Safety Violet Mathye expressed optimism when she said that the department leadership has launched a task team that will look into issues of violence within the taxi industry. This comes after weeks of violent altercations between several taxi associations in Lebowakgomo which affected operations in surrounding areas. Mathye and Head of Department Stephen Matjena met with SANTACO and Limpopo National Taxi Alliance and says that she is optimistic that the issues at hand will be dealt with, once and for all.

The family of the late Thorisho Themane is not happy with news that one of their child's killers is applying for parole. This as the family says the accused,Kgothatso Teffo has only served 3 of his ten year sentence. Speaking to Nghamula Chauke, Thorisho's brother Karabo Themane says they feel that the justice system is failing to recognise their pain, especially looking at how Thorisho lost his life. Themane says as a family, they suspect that the pain of losing Thorisho in such a brutal manner is what has led to their mom's untimely death.

Lieutenant-Colonel Mpho Kwinika, who is the former president of the South African Police Union, has decided to speak out about the retaliation he faced after helping to uncover irregularities in a R45-million police tender for a cellphone surveillance device commonly referred to as a “cellphone grabber.” He says he hopes the Commission of Inquiry into the criminal justice system will accommodate him after being forced out of the police for exposing tender fraud. He had a conversation with Nghamula Chauke, and this is what he had to say:

Executive Mayor of Polokwane municipality John Mpe has denied allegations of nepotism. This comes after he announced that unemployed residents who participated in Nelson Mandela Day activities will be considered for the Expanded Public Works Programme. Speaking to Nghamula Chauke, EM Mpe said that the individuals referred to, during his Mandela Day address were simply acknowledged for their voluntary service and were registered in the municipality’s unemployment database. He adds that this registration does not guarantee employment, but places them into the system for consideration, subject to qualification and compliance with all existing EPWP recruitment criteria.

The National Union of Public Service and Allied Workers in Limpopo has lambasted the Health department in Limpopo together with the security company that is appointed to provide safety services at the Ga-Chuene clinic. Speaking to Nghamula Chauke, NUPSAW Limpopo secretary Ntata Sekgota said that the abduction and sexual assault of two nurses at the clinic could have been avoided if the department and the security company could have ensured safer working conditions.

Limpopo MEC for Education Mavhungu Lurule Ramakhanya said that she was very happy with the improved performance of the province in the matric results of 2024. She told Nghamula Chauke that having attained the 6th position, she hopes to be in the top 5 in the new year. Lurule-Ramakhanya says she is even happier at the great performance of all the districts as most have managed to record Bachelor passes.

Nghamula Chauke speaks to 3 experts author and life coach Dr Mabilu Mathebula, Clinical Psychologist Mpho Mashila and Jonathan Hoffenberg who is the Programmes Manager from The Parent Centre about raising teenagers and the challenges that come with it for parents and guardians. The experts touched on the different growth stages, the developmental changes and how parents can guide their children during this stage.

The Limpopo Health department together with the South African Medical Association Trade Union in Limpopo have condemned an incident that recently took place at Musina hospital whereby a doctor was assaulted by a civilian. Both the department and SAMATU have raised concerns on the safety of health care professionals saying that communities have to understand that the safety of health workers is in their hands and that attacking the very professionals will only affect them(patients) as and when they require medical attention. Nghamula Chauke spoke to spokesperson of Health in Limpopo Neil Shikwambana and SAMATU NEC member Dr Nkateko Mnisi and this is what they had to say:

While the ANC Youth League in Limpopo agrees with the notion that prevention is better than cure, it is however disappointed in the manner at which the food poisoning matter is being handled by the Limpopo Education department. Speaking to Nghamula Chauke, ANCYL Provincial Secretary Oliver Mabunda said it can never be right that South African hawkers are the ones taking the flak for developments around recent hospitalisation of learners who are alleged to have consumed poisonous food stuff. Mabunda is urging government to look into the root cause of the problem and deal with illegal immigrants who are operating spaza shops.