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Pledge sustains skill buildout
The Central University of Technology (CUT), Free State, and electricity distributor Centlec have signed a memorandum of understanding.
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Cooks excited by career path
A group of 110 graduates from the Free State are ready to delve into tourism and hospitality after completing a one-year basic professional cookery programme.
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Creativity benefits schools
Eight schools in Qwaqwa have been rewarded for participating in the Cashbuild Art-at-Heart competition, each receiving a building material voucher to the value of R15 000.
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Greylisting looms over SA
A report released by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) in October last year flagged key weaknesses in parts of South Africa’s financial regulations that risk the country being greylisted.
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Last of Bloemfontein road projects finished
Construction work on the 3,3 km stretch of Moshoeshoe Street, one of the main arterial roads in Bloemfontein, has been completed.
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Stress levels rising
A recent Deloitte study shows 40% of South African women feel burnt out, and 51% feel their stress levels are higher than a year ago.
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Boxers unable to go the distance
For the second consecutive time, the South African National Boxing Organisation (Sanabo) for non-professional boxers has decided to withdraw the Free State team from participating in two of this year’s national championships at the last minute.
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Alleged conman set to reappear in court
The fraud case against alleged conman Moeketsi Ntshasa (36) is set to continue in the Ladybrand Magistrate’s Court tomorrow, 14 December.
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Heavy rain and flood risk also predicted for the weekend in the Free State
Severe downpours are predicted from Sunday (11/12) until about Wednesday.
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Free State prioritises emergency surgeries
Following Eskom’s implementation of Stage 6 loadshedding, only emergency surgeries will be performed at designated Free State hospitals.








