The Great North Transport has assured pension beneficiaries who once worked for the company that their grievances are being addressed and will be finalized soon. The pensioners staged a night vigil in Polokwane in the premier's office, complaining that they still have not received their pension payment after years of service. GNT Spokesperson Leo Gama told Nghamula Chauke that the process of processing all the documents is taking longer however everyone will get what is due to them.

Issues of administration at the embattled Thabazimbi Municipality have resulted in the Limpopo government appointing an administrator who is expected to breathe life into this municipality which has seen the dissolution of its council recently. Speaking to Nghamula Chauke, Cooperative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs MEC Basikopo Makamu said the administrator is acting on his behalf and that he is expected to ensure stability in the municipality over a period of six months. Makamu added that there will be meetings regularly to keep track of the developments in the municipality.

Limpopo MEC for Sport, Arts and Culture Jerry Maseko says the Limpopo Arts and Culture Council was properly constituted and is inclusive of individuals who specialise in various sectors and not just the creative sector. This after chairperson of the Limpopo Artists Movement Mphoza Mashabela opposed the appointment of the council, saying they have no hope in its ability to adequately address pressing issues in the creative industry. Both Maseko and Mashabela spoke to Nghamula Chauke and this is what they had to say:

Outspoken political analyst Prince Mashele has told Nghamula Chauke that the resignation of Floyd Shivambu from the party is a signal that the end is near. Shivambu has joined a new political home, the MK Party under the leadership of former President Jacob Zuma. Mashele says the party will not perform well in the upcoming local and national elections in 2026 and 2029 respectively. He says many people are beginning to lose confidence in the EFF.

Speaking to Nghamula Cahuke, Psychologist Granny Hlongwane who is a Specialist Wellness Counsellor says unlike women, men do not have much pressure in terms of impressing the in-laws. Hlongwane says what is needed from them is only the financial ability to take care of the wife and the kids, if any. She says usually men get respect and recognition from their in laws if they are financially stable.

Psychologist Granny Hlongwane who is a Specialist Wellness Counsellor says it is the man's responsibility to protect his wife against the in-laws. She says married men have to realize that they are the bond between their wives and their in-laws. Here is Hlongwane in conversation with Nghamula Chauke.

Speaking to Nghamula Chauke post his state of the district address, the Executive Mayor of Mopani District Municipality councillor Pule Shayi said just like any other municipality thriving to provide quality services, they also encounter challenges but everything is a work in progress. Shayi touched on a number of issues affecting Mopani residents from water provision, projects and unemployment. He says there are improvements in all facets of service delivery and that the municipality's financial audits are even in a healthier state.

The first female Premier of Limpopo Dr Phophi Ramathuba had a lengthy conversation with Nghamula Chauke about her plans for the 7th administration saying that service delivery is on top of her list of priorities. Ramathuba who has been meeting various stakeholders since she assumed office, says so far, she is happy with how the meetings went saying that she will be working hand in hand with traditional authorities.

The ANC Youth League in Limpopo says the appointment of their chairperson Earnest Rachoene as Public Works MEC is an indication that the ANC did listen to their call of having young person's being appointed in critical positions of leadership. Speaking to Nghamula Chauke, ANC Limpopo secretary Oliver Mabunda said they are not entirely over the moon as they had hoped to see more young people as MECs but having the likes of Rachoene and Health MEC Dieketseng Mashego in the EXCO is giving them hope.

Speaking to Nghamula Chauke, the Commision for Gender Equality spokesperson, Javu Baloyi explained the commission's discontent regarding kidnappings and deaths of initiates. Baloyi says some of these abductions result in death cases which leaves families without closure. He commended Limpopo as one of the provinces that still run the business of initiation schools with integrity. The commission had previously released a report detailing botched circumcisions, poor health outcomes and fatalities of boys and young men admitted to initiation schools adding that these atrocities are often associated with the emergence of unregulated practitioners who operate without the necessary government approval.