EMALAHLENI - Police spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel Mavela Masondo, stated that police received information about cash-in-transit (CIT) robbery suspects heading to...
Read moreMIDDELBURG – The Mpumalanga Action Movement (MAM) fed thousands of residents from Middelburg and Hendrina communities during Easter, celebrating the...
Read moreEMALAHLENI – Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) Witbank campus students have been plunged into turmoil following the tragic death of...
Read moreMIDDELBURG - The courtroom, packed to capacity by Nkangala TVET students, was enveloped in a cloud of joy and jubilation...
Read moreNKANGALA - The latest statistics released by the Mpumalanga police suggest that Nkangala district has become the carjacking hotspot compared...
Read moreMIDDELBURG - A distressed mother is convinced that exhumation is the only way to determine the true cause of her...
Read moreMIDDELBURG - A Middelburg lawyer accused of embezzling Road Accident Fund (RAF) funds meant for a child remains in custody...
Read moreMIDDELBURG - The Izintombi Zekhethelo Cultural Group is a socio-cultural organization dedicated to instilling discipline, pride, and courtesy in young...
Read moreMPUMALANGA - The Mpumalanga Economic Growth Agency (MEGA) has swiftly responded to what it termed as disinformation spread by the...
Read moreSOUTH AFRICA - The Treasury has announced tax increases and increased spending on social grants to fund its 2024/25 budget...
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The Highveld Chronicle Newspaper is a local community newspaper based in the Mpumalanga Highveld Area. We cover at least 80% of the Nkangala District Municipality, with a population of over 1.5 million people. Highveld Chronicle is an affiliate of Myaba Media Tech, which was established in 2012 by an individual with a strong passion for business and driven by the desire to create economic value while remaining customer-centric. In May 2016, the newspaper publication was established under the Myaba Media Tech company.
