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Limpopo spends R76m on 2010 airport upgrades

31.05.06
The Limpopo Department of Roads and Transport will spend R76 million upgrading airport facilities ahead of the 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup.  ...more

Mozambique - France funds rehabilitation of Limpopo National Park

17.12.07
The French Development Agency (AFD) will fund restoration and ‘biodiversity and ecosystem’ protection projects in the Limpopo National Park  ...more

Peter Mokaba Stadium upgrade for the FIFA World Cup 2010

14.01.08
The Peter Mokaba Stadium is one of five venues South Africa is building from scratch for world football's showpiece event.   ...more

Ten Ways to Go Limpopo!

13.05.08
Here are ten ways to explore the country’s most untamed and African province. Discover Limpopo. Go Wild. 1. Explore the ancient  ...more

Limpopo, the place of peace and friendliness

13.05.08
The name Polokwane means “place of peace” and the capital city of Limpopo province is fast-growing and friendly. It’s a  ...more

Official opening of the Giriyondo Access Facility

11.01.08
The Great Limpopo Transfrontier Parks (GLTP) Giriyondo Tourist Access Facility was officially opened by Presidents, Armando Guebuza of Mozambique, Thabo Mbeki of South Africa and Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe on Wednesday, 16 August 2006.   ...more

Limpopo Soccer Challenge

01.07.08
This event was initiated by Limpopo Tourism and Parks (LTP) three years ago with the main aim of positioning Limpopo  ...more

Limpopo, the soul of Africa

01.05.08
The ancient heart of Africa beats a lovely rhythm in Limpopo Province. It beats in our lost city of gold,  ...more

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• January 2008, (2)
• December 2007, (1)
• May 2006, (1)

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Limpopo from A to Z

Limpopo is South Africa’s most wild and untamed province. Go Limpopo, they say, go wild! ...  more

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Mapungubwe UNESCO World Heritage Site

Southern Africa is often referred to as the ‘Cradle of Humankind’, and archeaological sites such as Sterkfontein and Makapans Caves add significant credence to this  ... more