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Capricorn Review - February 18, 2026

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Uitgever: Northern-Media-Group

Categorie: Newspaper

Taal: English

Frequentie: Weekly

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February 18, 2026

Woman stabbed to death: Man sought

THE police in Tshilwavhusiku are searching for a man who reportedly stabbed his girlfriend to death at Madombidzha Zone 2 village in the Sinthumule area on Sunday.

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Levubu farmers fix, fill potholes on D4 road

FARMERS using the D4 in the Levubu area near Mashau have begun filling potholes at their own expense after losing hope that the Road Agency Limpopo (Ral) will act soon.

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14 injured during ANC meeting in Muswodi

THE situation in Muswodi remains tense after security guards reportedly opened fire on ANC members during a Ward 11 branch general meeting, using rubber bullets and live ammunition.

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Unfulfilled promises lead to deteriorating roads

RESIDENTS of Tshimbupfe village say they are fed up with decades of unfulfilled promises to tar gravel roads, which are now in a deteriorating condition.

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CPF launched to tackle crime

“NOW we are going to win the war against crime,” said Tshilidzi Mphaphuli after being elected as chairperson of Thohoyandou unit E’s community policing forum (CPF), during the launch of the CPF at Magidi Primary School on Sunday.

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Community leads charge to protect local springs

THULAMELA Makhado Adopt-a-River chairperson Pfarelo Ramugondo says the community-based organisation works voluntarily to conserve water resources and protect it from pollutants such as litter, nappies and other solid waste.