Highveld Chronicle Issue 360

Community Theatre Festival aims to develop creative talent in Delmas

DA unveils Steve Tshwete mayoral candidate Bosman Grobler: “Your days are numbered”

Delmas Pride Logistics blocks mine gates over fleet reduction dispute

Nkangala Business Breakfast puts environmental and waste innovation on the agenda

MEC Calls for stronger public–private partnerships and compliance with environmental laws to drive climate resilience and circular economy

Youth teams compete in Gattuso Birthday Celebration Tournament

Young stars shine bright at the Gattuso Birthday Celebration Tournament – Blackburn Rovers F.C, Mpumalanga Rising Stars ladies, and Apple Poison claim glory in a day of skill, teamwork and unforgettable moments

Mpumalanga premier unveils 2026 government priorities at SoPA

Mpumalanga government has unveiled priorities for the 2026 financial year and has partnered with the University of Mpumalanga to address some of these priorities.

Mpumalanga launches property sector training programme to create 200 jobs

: Mpumalanga government wants to train more previously disadvantaged individuals to become estate agents

Mpumalanga launches property sector training programme to create 200 jobs

: Mpumalanga government wants to train more previously disadvantaged individuals to become estate agents

Pothole riddled town. Whose fault is it anyway?

No longer do you need to journey to eMalahleni (formerly Witbank) to encounter an overwhelming number of potholes. Middelburg can now offer its residents and motorists the same unforgettable experience!

Loveducation launches after-school support centre in Delmas to improve academic performance

The big drivers of crime: Unemployment and poverty or weak law enforcement and corruption?

Editor’s Note: This is a series featuring how schoolgoers experience life across different municipalities under Nkangala District. The views expressed reflect the lived realities of the concerned author.

MTPA reflects on Meetings Africa investment and gains for local tourism businesses

Pan African Tourism Board visits Mpumalanga’s growing reputation as a destination for business events, incentive travel and Pan-African gatherings. Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency (MTPA) has reflected on its participation at Meetings Africa, held from 23 to 25 February 2026 at the Sandton Convention Centre, generated business leads and exposure for local tourism businesses. MTPA enabled six Mpumalanga tourism businesses to exhibit at the event, which brought together 375 buyers from 53 countries and facilitated over 6,400 confirmed business meetings.