LIMPOPO, 05 January 2016 - Last year Limpopo was rocked by violent municipal demarcation protests in Vuwani. More than 20 schools were torched, disrupting schooling. In the aftermath of the protests, pupils burnt the midnight oil, to prepare for the exams.
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