MEC for CoGHSTA, Mr Basikopo Makamu, in deep thought during a stakeholder engagement. The leopard behind him says it all — vigilance, focus, and the calm strength needed to lead. #LeadershipInFocus #BasalLimpopo By Mpho Dube, Editor-in-Chief The Azanian | Truth. Fearless. Unfiltered. AZANIAFROCOMEDIA – The Catalyst of Impact A baobab has fallen in Sekhukhune. Its roots ran deep for 82 years. Its branches gave shade to kings, queens, and commoners alike. And when the win

Mayor Makoro Mpe with City Manager Nemugomoni & MMC Mamabolo sending off Polokwane’s Comrades warriors. 87km Up Run. 12-hour cut-off. Sunday 14 June. “In Polokwane, giving up isn’t part of the municipal by-laws.” #CityOfStars #Comrades2026 By Mpho Dube, Editor-in-Chief The Azanian | Truth. Fearless. Unfiltered. AZANIAFROCOMEDIA – The Catalyst of Impact A city is not built on cement alone. It is built on lungs that refuse to collapse. On hearts that keep rhythm when the road

MEC Tonny Rachoene stood with his army in blue as Premier Phophi & Mayor Mina Bahula cut the ribbon. The invisible became visible. Today the builders got a home base. By The Azanian | Limpopo Focus | Tuesday, 10 June 2026_ Look at the picture. That is not a crowd. That is Limpopo’s foundation, smiling. On Monday in Marble Hall, Ephraim Mogale Municipality, Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba cut the yellow ribbon and opened the door. But the real story stands behind her — an army in

30 years on air. One moment that says it all. Mic in one hand, GBV Award in the other. For three decades Mankoko ‘Baby’ Mokhari has turned the radio into a shelter, the frequency into a lifeline, and every broadcast into courage for survivors. The trophy is shaped like a broadcast tower because that is what she is: tall enough to guide the lost, strong enough to weather the storms. This is not just an award. This is 30 years of purpose, amplified. #MankokoBabyMkhari #ThobelaF

President Cyril Ramaphosa ... By Mpho Dube, Editor-in-Chief The Azanian | Truth. Fearless. Unfiltered. AZANIAFROCOMEDIA – The Catalyst of Impact Today President Cyril Ramaphosa stepped onto the national stage and did what South Africans have been screaming for. He stopped dodging. He dropped the bureaucratic mask. From the Union Buildings he looked this country in the eye and admitted what millions already knew in their bones: the State has failed on migration. That confess

President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses the nation on migration during his family meeting address, Sunday 7 June 2026, at the Union Buildings, Tshwane. The AU and South African flags frame the moment as he lays out government’s crackdown plan. By Mpho Dube, Editor-in-Chief The Azanian | Truth. Fearless. Unfiltered. AZANIAFROCOMEDIA – The Catalyst of Impact Today, Sunday 7 June 2026, President Cyril Ramaphosa did what millions of South Africans have been demanding for months. He