Marti Will
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Brian Emmenis is well known for his work on Radio Oranje and Capital Radio 604 in years gone by. He was also chosen to run Radio Goldfields, which served as the forerunner to the establishment of community radio in South Africa.
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For 16 years, the Cherry Jazz Festival has served as a cornerstone of artistic expression in the province, showcasing an impressive 80 per cent of local talent. The cancellation of this year’s event has prompted criticism of the support provided by the Department of Sports, Arts, Culture, and Recreation in the Free State.
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Learners were warned that sending inappropriate images to each other constitutes child pornography, a punishable offence. Officials emphasised that having a criminal record would disadvantage learners in future, potentially preventing them from securing employment or travelling abroad.
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Speaking at the first anniversary celebrations, CUT Vice-Chancellor Professor Pamela Dube stated that this kind of momentum indicates SWEEP is not a social club, but an enabling system that aims to deliver graduates who can create value rather than merely seeking it.
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Preliminary investigation indicates that Katleho was sexually assaulted and murdered. Crime scene experts are currently examining the area for clues to assist the investigation.
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The 24-year-old was elated when she was announced as the winner from a field of ten finalists, following thousands of initial entries for the prestigious title.
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Like many towns in the Free State, Wesselsbron faces several daily challenges. The limited learning resources available to learners at Katoloso Primary School not only hinder their education in the short term but also impact the town’s long-term ability to rise above its current socio-economic constraints.
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Members of Sasolburg Highway Patrol Relief D and Kroonstad Highway Patrol Relief C conducted the operation that exposed what appears to be a sophisticated theft operation involving trailer swapping.
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The fraud came to light in 2022 when the department received information that Monco-Mahlaku had allegedly falsified the qualification documents. By this time, the department had already suffered a loss exceeding R2.2 million.
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The Boston Hydroelectric plant, developed by leading independent power producer Serengeti Energy within the Lesotho Highlands Water Scheme near Clarens, was certified for commercial operations by Eskom on Friday, 17 October, and has already begun adding renewable energy to the national grid.
