Polokwane Observer open for business
With the global crisis posed by the deadly Coronavirus and South Africa having been affected as gravely as other countries worldwide, Limpopo residents have not been isolated. As stories keep happening and urgent press briefings get conducted, we will keep our readers updated. While the impact of the virus is already being witnessed on local …
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With the global crisis posed by the deadly Coronavirus and South Africa having been affected as gravely as other countries worldwide, Limpopo residents have not been isolated.
As stories keep happening and urgent press briefings get conducted, we will keep our readers updated. While the impact of the virus is already being witnessed on local business, Polokwane Observer will endeavour to remain open for business throughout all adversity, even if having to revert to an on-line edition only at any given point in future.
While observing the national state of disaster terms and adhering to health-related guidelines, it is still business as usual though and our team remains available on our cell phones or via email, on the land line at the office on 015 509 9057 and on social media platforms facebook and twitter.
When the decision gets taken for Polokwane Observer to go the digital route for purposes of business continuity only during any period, news will be uploaded to observer.co.za as it happens.
The details for our editorial team are:
Editor Yolande Nel – 083 278 1446 or observer.yolande@gmail.com
Assistant Editor RC Myburgh – 072 306 5331 or rc.observer@gmail.com
Endy Senyatsi – 084 012 1587 or endy.express@gmail.com
Barry Viljoen – 082 553 5777 or barryv.observer@gmail.com
Herbert Rachuene – 072 5148308 or herbert.observer@gmail.com