MA students in development in Polokwane South Africa

Singing an old Lutheran tune.

IziCwe Code Internal Innovation Workshop at Leshoka Thabang in Limpopo for the Department of Local Government and Housing. 24 -25 June 2008

Grace Church sent a short term missions team to Polokwane South Africa in the Summer of 2008.

MA students doing development

Dennis the menace...this is the end of a tiring day at golf in Polokwane!

The Polokwane Pegasus 4 in 1 Marathon took place recently.

The beat down

Apollina is a student from Hotel School Lausanne Switzerland sending her mother a Vlog from her VAIO laptop. LIONS are the main attraction at this 4 star Protea Hotel The Ranch in Polokwane (Pietersburg) South Africa.

Boundary fortification on the Limpopo river. Limpopo is the northernmost province of South Africa. The capital is Polokwane, former called Pietersburg. The province was formed from the northern region of the Transvaal province in 1994, and initially named Northern Transvaal. The following year, it was renamed Northern Province, which remained the name until 11 June 2003, when the name of the province was formally changed to the name of its most important river, on the border with Zimbabwe and Botswana, after deliberation by the provincial government. Another notable consideration for the name was Mapungubwe, the area where the most ancient gold-using civilisation of the province was discovered a few years earlier. 97.3% of the population is Black, 2.4% is White, 0.2% is Coloured, and 0.1% is Indian/Asian. The most common spoken languages are Tsonga, Northern Sotho (Sepedi), Venda and Afrikaans

Navi Redd performed at PHS in Polokwane recently.

Colinda Potgieter of Polokwane speaks about her road to the Comrades Marathon

Hotrods at Polokwane Oval track on 19 January.

Simon Ngoasheng of the Polokwane Athletics Club.

Kaskar at Tom Naude in Polokwane on Friday, 29 February

Former SACP treasurer and ANC MP, Philip Dexter (right) speaks to blogger David Ansara at the South African National Convention in Johannesburg. Dexter talks about the state of the ruling ANC since the Polokwane conference of December 2007 and what has led many of its members to join the breakaway movement. Other topics include the removal of President Thabo Mbeki, the role of the media in representing the split as well as the demographic makeup of the new party. Read the transcript of the interview at 'Quid Pro Quo' http://quidproquoza.blogspot.com/2008/11/voices-of-sanc-philip-dexter.html

Erika kleuterskool in Polokwane had an athletics meeting and fun evening at the school recently

Leboka Noto was the winner of the 42km race in the Polokwane Pegasus 4 in 1 Marathon recently.

Video by Thembelihle Tshabalala of the Mail & Guardian Online at the ANC Conference in Polokwane

20-27 September 2008 - This past week has been one of the most difficult weeks of my life. Upon receiving the news that my father had a massive stroke, I immediately drove up to Polokwane (Pietersburg), South Africa to be by his bed side. Upon arrival I was informed that he had experienced a black out in the toilet on Saturday 20th, hit his head against the wall and suffered an intracerebral hematoma. The x-rays revealed that there was bleeding over the entire right section of his brain. The doctors informed me that a person half my father's age stood little chance of surviving surgery - my Dad was 82 years old and in a deep coma. I remained by his bedside constantly and on Wednesday 24th at 18:45, he took his last breath. I was alone with him in the ward when this took place. I was so very fortunate to have had the opportunity to tell him how much I loved him and assure him that I would take care of everything. I also told him that my late mother was waiting for him and that he must go to her. He took my advice. Although this was an extremely sad time for me, it was also one of the most precious moments of my life. I was able to witness the last breath of this amazing, extraordinary man, who was my icon, who was there when I took my first breath and who raised me as a tiny baby because my mother was too ill to be discharged from hospital for many months. He is now peaceful in the arms of the Lord and reunited with my mother who was the love of his life. It is also quite a coincidence that my grandfather passed away on the exact same day 33 years ago! My brother, Les, my sister, Stella and myself will meet at Robberg in Plettenberg Bay (his place of birth) and scatter his ashes on the 24 September 2009 and thereafter celebrate his life. Denis Meyer (Son) Shelly Beach - South Africa

Vårt hotell i Polokwane under ANC-kongerensen. December 2007

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Umshinini Wami became unstoppable like tsunami when Mr. Jacob Zuma became elected as the new President of the African National Congress in South Africa on December 18 2007.

Funny High school fight at my school. Sorry for no sound though