Transport and Community Safety MEC in Limpopo Florence Radzilani says all critical posts in the department have been filled especially for positions that were budgeted for. Radzilani told Nghamula Chauke that once the budget has been passed, the department must make sure that it is implemented to ensure that when it is time to account, there are no difficulties. She also applauded the Treasury Department for the financial allocation towards Gateway Airports Authority Limited of a R74 million that is earmarked for capital expenditure for maintenance and repairs.

Deputy Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Parks Tau has told Nghamula Chauke that they have as government mobilised a range of partners that they can work with in the local government to find solutions to challenges faced by municipalities. Speaking about a meeting with the Sekhukhune District Municipality, Tau said the meeting looked at interventions that can be made to find support from private entities. He says they also reached out to mining houses in Sekhukhune area to contribute to resolving some of the water challenges.

The Department of Water and Sanitation has confirmed that there is a shortage of water in the Musina area. Speaking to Nghamula Chauke, the DG of the department Dr Sean Phillips said there has been several disruptive protests in the Musina area with the department looking at possible interventions for a while. Dr Phillips says that signing the MOU between South Africa and Zimbabwe to ease the Musina water woes is the most cost-effective route especially because the project is expected to be completed in 2 years.

MEC for Agriculture in Limpopo Thabo Mokone says during the past year, the Department increased participation of producers in the integrated value chain through support of 8700 producers across various agriculture commodity groups. Speaking to Nghamula Chauke, Mokone said that to date the department managed to support 13 298 producers across various agriculture commodity groups and in the coming financial year, 2024/25, the Department has targeted the increased participation of producers through the integrated value chain.

Former ActionSA Premier Candiate Kgoshi Letsiri Phaahla has left the party to join the uMkhoto We Sizwe. Phaahla told Nghamula Chauke that he had to resign due to lack of resources for campaigning adding that at some point he was told that the party has no money but later found out that it is not the truth. He says he will now dedicate his time to serve the constituency of traditional leaders while in the MK party.

Council on Higher Education has said that it is difficult to defend the exorbitant salaries and perks for executives at South Africa's universities. This comes after findings that at least half of the Vice Chancellors at public universities earned well above R4 million in 2019. This has angered the Socialist Youth Movement saying this is nothing but greed. Socialist Youth Movement’s Zaki Mamdoo had this to say when he was engaging Nghamula Chauke.

The department of Social Development is calling on South Africans to support the good work that is executed by Non-Profit Organisations throughout the country. speaking to Nghamula Chauke on NGO Day which takes place every year on the 27th February, NPOs Chief Director Mpho Mngxitma said, these NPOs demand on philanthropic efforts hence it is important for all individuals to give any form of support to them.

Health MEC in Limpopo Dr Phophi Ramathuba says she s happy with the progress made by the department and other stakeholders to ensure that all unemployed health workers are absorbed in the system. Ramathuba told Nghamula Chauke that she managed to have meetings with the Head of Department and representatives of the unemployed workers and she is happy to report that there is progress.

The 2030 Reading Panel led by former Deputy President Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka has revealed that 82% of Grade 4 children across the country cannot read for meaning. During the release of the report, Dr Mlambo-Ngcuka said that when it comes to reading, there is a need for massive investment so that the country can break the back of the problem so that it does not persist. Siphumelele Lucwaba from the 2030 Reading Panel spoke to Nghamula Chauke to further this discussion.

The former chairperson of the Democratic Alliance Youth structure in Limpopo Tiego Thotse spoke to Nghamula Chauke in the aftermath of his resignation from the party and the roles he held. He was a chairperson and member of both the DA Limpopo PEC and the DA Youth Federal Executive Committee. He said that the party did not want to prioritise the concerns of the majority in rural areas and their challenges.