Marti Will
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Residents regularly endure electricity cuts because there are insufficient supplies to repair the network, and sewage overflows persist in residential areas. The Financial Recovery Plan (FRP) underscores that the municipality’s failure to read meters has resulted in consumers being billed based on estimates. Yet the municipality reportedly has a backlog of over 1 200 water…
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BETHLEHEM, Free State – The Free State Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs faces mounting pressure to intervene urgently at Wolhuterskop Nature Reserve in Bethlehem, where years of municipal […]
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South African Police Service (SAPS) members attached to the Welkom AGU acted on intelligence-driven information on Tuesday, 14 October, regarding a foreign national who was allegedly misrepresenting himself as a South African citizen.
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The Maluti-a-Phofung economy is severely under stress, with job losses and a high unemployment rate. The Province should do better for the residents and business owners, and the DA will hold them to account.
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Jan Gysbert Maritz (57) was arrested on Thursday, 9 October, on charges relating to fraud, theft, money laundering, and contraventions of the Legal Practice Act involving some R15 million.
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In an effort to combat Gender-Based Violence (GBV), members attached to the Welkom Anti-Gang Unit made two notable arrests. In one incident, they apprehended a Bronville man who was caught […]
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Saunders has several distinctive scars and tattoos. These include a cut on her left thumb, a scar on her foot, and tattoos on the inside of her forearms and her ring finger. She also has piercings on her stomach, and in her ears and tongue.
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The latest attacks on traffic testing facilities in the Free State has further exacerbate a crisis that directly impacts motorists and transport businesses.
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The Central University of Technology confirms that Tilo sadly succumbed to a short illness during class. This heartbreaking incident occurred in the presence of fellow students and staff, and has deeply affected the entire campus community










