The body is believed to be of one of the two boys who were swept away in the overflowing Selati River.
Limpopo Disaster Management spokesperson Tsakani Baloyi says communities should continue exercising caution near rivers and dams.
She says search operations for the remaining missing people continue in different parts of the province.
Meanwhile, the Mthimkhulu royal council in Giyani says has called on government to build houses for the flood victims.
Victims of floods in the area have been provided with shelter at a church and with food parcels.
Thirty-five houses were flattened and more than 80 people were rendered homeless due to floods.
A member of the royal council, Daniel Mabunda, was speaking during an oversight visit by the Chief Executive Officer of the SA Social Security Agency, Themba Matlou to flood-stricken Mbaula village outside Giyani.
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