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We were honoured to be joined by key partners and stakeholders, including: • Polokwane Municipality • Capricorn District Municipality • Department of Education #alimpopothatworksforall

Wetlands play a crucial role in protecting biodiversity, enhancing water quality, and supporting community livelihoods — making their conservation everyone’s responsibility.

LEDET Hosts Capricorn District World Wetlands Day Celebration Today, LEDET proudly hosted the Capricorn District World Wetlands Day and Environmental Management Capacity Building Workshop at Rantshu Primary School in Mashashane Village, Polokwane Local Municipality.

The Marula Festival remains an important part of our province’s heritage, and we will communicate future updates as recovery progresses. #ALimpopoThatWorksForAll

All festival‑allocated funds will be redirected to: • Reconstructing damaged roads • Rehabilitating critical infrastructure • Restoring essential municipal services for communities and businesses

POSTPONEMENT OF THE 2026 MARULA FESTIVAL TO PRIORITISE RECONSTRUCTION IN BA-PHALABORWA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY The Limpopo Provincial Government has taken the difficult but necessary decision to indefinitely postpone the 2026 Marula Festival.

MEC Tshitereke Matibe met with the LEDA Board and subsidiaries today for the annual accountability and strategic planning session at the LEDET Head Office. The discussion included a review of last year’s performance and a six‑month turnaround plan for the 2026 financial year.

and accelerate the rollout and impact of the Spaza Shop Support Programme across the Province. #alimpopothatworksforall

The engagement aimed to explore ways in which government institutions can support the Spaza Shop sector through both financial and non‑financial interventions, and to assess existing bottlenecks, strengthen intergovernmental coordination,

LEDET MEC Tshitereke Matibe, hosted the Spaza Shop Support Fund Engagement Workshop at the Park Inn by Radisson Hotel in Polokwane today. The fund was officially launched in Tzaneen in July 2025. However, since its launch, implementation has proceeded at a slow pace.

(Encephalartos transvenosus), the very reason the reserve was proclaimed. These towering cycads — sometimes called the “forest royalty” of Limpopo, have stood here for centuries, making the reserve a living museum of prehistoric beauty. #TourismThursdays #GoLimpopo #MoreToEnjoy

Established in 1986 by the former Venda government, the Mphaphuli Cycad Nature Reserve carries a name that reflects both people and nature. It honours the Mphaphuli Traditional Authority, the custodians of the land and safeguards the legendary Modjadji cycad

#TourismThursdays Spotlight: Mphaphuli Cycad Nature Reserve Step into one of Limpopo’s hidden natural treasures — a sanctuary where heritage, biodiversity and breathtaking landscapes come together to protect one of the world’s most ancient plant species.

We spent the day in beautiful Bela Bela at Elephant Springs Hotel reviewing the Limpopo Tourism Growth Strategy, having important conversations on how we can grow and position our province as a leading tourism destination. #moretoenjoy #golimpopo #alimpopothatworksforall

As a liquor outlet, allowing loud 🔊, boisterous, or disorderly behaviour that impacts the surrounding community 🏘️ is unacceptable❌.

which in turn creates employment opportunities across hospitality, transport, retail, and related sectors. #TourismThursdays #moretoenjoy #alimpopothatworksforall

Members of the Sekhukhune Tourism Association have been in attendance to provide valuable inputs into the Tourism Growth Strategy (TGS). The TGS helps stimulate economic activity by attracting more visitors to the province. Increased tourism spending supports local businesses,

LEDET hosted the Sekhukhune Tourism Growth Strategy Review Workshop at Lesolo Lodge in Mashamthane Village, within the Fetakgomo Tubatse Local Municipality.