Skfm Radio
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Welcome to SKFM, the local radio station of the Greater Sekhukhune District in Limpopo.

The Sekhukhune Community Radio Station is a non-profit organisation, registration number 045-014-NPO, and covers the whole of the Sekhukhune District Municipality. After failing to complete a move to Barcelona in the transfer window, the Brazilian was back in action from the bench. Former champions McLaren has called time on a troubled three-year partnership marked by frustration and failure. The rebuild has yet to pay dividends, however, with the Wallabies chasing their first win in the fourth round of the tournament after starting it with back-to-back to losses to the All Blacks. Spanish and European champions Real announced that Isco has signed a four-year extension to his current contract. Some suffered burns and others were injured in a stampede to escape but health officials said none were thought to be in a serious condition. An improvised explosive device hidden in a builder's bucket appears to have failed to detonate fully on one of the carriages but a flash of fire still left 22 people injured. North Korea fired a second missile over Japan far out into the Pacific Ocean on Friday, South Korean and Japanese officials said. The Open Democracy Advice Centre says while South Africa has of the most progressive laws in the world, implementation remains a challenge. South Korea has launched a missile able to strike at North Korea's Pyongyang launch site as a response to its latest missile launch over Japan. Police were conducting a stop and search at an intersection and an argument broke out between the motorist and the policewoman. Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown expressed her disappointment at Eskom inappropriate and tardy responses to questions she asked relating to its business relationship with Trillian. Auditing firm KPMG has withdrawn all of its findings and recommendations around its report into the so-called Sars 'spy unit'. The rand weakened for a sixth straight session on Friday to end a miserable week as a better than expected inflation print in the US boosted the dollar. The ANC leaders in KZN have now admitted that it’s the NEC that can take a final decision to either uphold or overturn the provincial party’s decision to appeal a high court's ruling. Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga says it’s evident that corporal punishment is still prevalent in some schools, despite being banned more than 20 years ago. A number of councils were unable to hold elections or incorporate women into their structures as they were expected to do since 2005 and then again in 2011.