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The possibilities that could be unlocked through the sanitary product developed by a final-year Psychology student at the University of the Free State (UFS) are becoming clear after many years’ dedicated work.

A criminal case involving Thaba Nchu-based Dutch Reformed Church congregant Jantjie Malokase (74) and Rev. Simon Melaletsa (52) ended with the latter sentenced to 18 months’ correctional supervision.

The 41-year-old woman who, while fighting for her life in hospital, gave birth hours after an accident is yet to undergo surgery.

University researchers have endeavoured to curb breast and ovarian cancer, exploring the possibilities technology has to offer.

Bloemfontein-based body builder Moeketsi “Max” Mosese is top-ranked by the World Fitness Federation (WFF) and was rewarded for the blood and sweat poured into extensive training at the federation’s international championship held in Central Lombok Re

The Central University of Technology (CUT), Free State has expressed shock and outrage at the murder of student Siyawandisa Mpho Ruda (23) who was shot dead by one of two unknown armed robbers at about 22:30 on Saturday (19/11) in…

The Bloemfontein police have yet to make a breakthrough in the murder of a male student reportedly enrolled at the Central University of Technology (CUT), Free State.

It is estimated that in 2020 alone, each stage of load shedding cost South Africa’s economy R500 million per day. In 2021, the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) cautioned that this would increase to approximately R15 billion.

Conclusive evidence gathered during an investigation into the death of a Thaba Nchu-based woman has revealed that she died due to injuries sustained in the horrific road accident on the N8 outside Botshabelo on 10 November.