23/06/2026
Six day Fire Danger Index Forecast for the Limpopo Province including the following districts:
Capricorn
Vhembe
Mopani
Sekhukune
Waterberg
Date range: Tuesday 213rd June 2026 - Monday 29 June 2026
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South African Weather Service Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment Mopani District Municipality Tzaneen Municipality Letaba Municipality
19/06/2026
Every donation counts. Tzaneen Emergency Support Team needs as much support as possible. They do amazing work in our community.
Why Donate to Tzaneen EST?
Tzaneen EST exists because of our community, and we serve because we care about protecting the people, properties, farms, businesses, and natural areas that make our region home.
When a fire breaks out, our volunteers leave their families, step away from their daily lives, and respond to assist wherever they can. They do this freely, without expecting anything in return, because they believe in serving their community.
What many people don't see is that emergency response comes with ongoing costs. Equipment wears out, fuel gets used, safety gear needs replacing, and training is essential to keep our volunteers safe and effective on the fire line.
This is where community support makes all the difference.
There is no such thing as a small donation. Whether it's R20, R50, R100, or more, every contribution has a direct impact on our operations. Every rand helps us purchase equipment, maintain readiness, and ensure that when the call comes in, we can respond.
Your donation isn't going to a large corporation or distant organizationβit's helping local volunteers protect the community we all call home.
To every person, family, and business that has supported us: thank you. Your investment in Tzaneen EST is an investment in a safer, stronger, and more fire resilient community.
Together, we make a difference.
19/06/2026
2026/06/19 @14:07 Report of uncontrolled fire in Masimo area, on the Letaba FPA Fires WhatsApp group
14:15 MEC informed
14:21 Tzaneen Fire Brigade dispatched
14:26 Local fire fighting team on site
15:09 More assistance is being requested
15:30 Reported that left flank under control, teams concentrating on right flank. No extra assistance needed.
16:15 Fire extinguished.
5ha of grassland lost
18/06/2026
Here is the June edition for this years LFPA Fire Ant Newsletter. Some good reading, so take a few minutes, sit back and enjoy. Please like and share!π
18/06/2026
π₯ Fire Preparedness is More Than Good Practice. It's a Legal Responsibility π₯
As we move deeper into the fire season, it is important for every landowner to remember that preparing to contain and suppress veldfires is not optional, it is a legal requirement.
Effective fire preparedness helps to:
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Reduce the risk of injuries and fatalities
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Protect homes, farms, businesses and critical infrastructure
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Minimise costly repairs and replacement expenses after a fire
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Improve the ability to respond quickly when fires occur
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Maintain positive relationships between neighbours and communities
When everyone takes responsibility for fire readiness, the entire community becomes safer and more resilient.
Now is the time to assess your firebreaks, firefighting equipment, water points, access routes and emergency response plans.
Preparation today can prevent disaster tomorrow.
Together, we can reduce the impact of veldfires and protect lives, livelihoods and the environment.
Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment Greater Tzaneen Municipality Greater Letaba Municipality LEDET Mopani District Municipality