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CUT appoints seasoned chief information officer to man its IT network
BLOEMFONTEIN – The Central University of Technology, Free State (CUT) has a new Chief Information Officer to execute and oversee the institution’s information, cyber, and technology security. The varsity announced…
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New Director General hits the ground running to take the provincial government to greater heights
BLOEMFONTEIN – The newly appointed Free State Government director-general, Dr Molefinyana Phera, officially resumed his five-year office tenure on Thursday, 1 January. He had been acting in the position for…
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Seasoned Prof Nguza-Mduba begins new chapter
Notable Prof appointed to lead University of the Free State
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Man (78) rescued after fall down mountain in Qwaqwa
A man (78) from a village in Qwaqwa was rescued after he fell down a cliff and got stuck. Rescuers saved him on Tuesday.
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How to cope with matric results stress: Expert advice for the class of 2025
Matric results will be announced on Tuesday, 13 January across South Africa. An expert gives advice to learners awaiting their marks.
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A case for lowering interest rates
As the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) gears up for its next Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting on 29 January, the prospect of a 25-basis point reduction in the repo…
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UFS student wins in prestigious composition competition
Winner of the International Institute of Arts Stefans Grové Composition Competition announced. SA’s foremost platform for new art music.
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Youths receive lifelong lesson on adapting to the world of work
Project exposes youth to lifelong lessons
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Cautious optimism about SA’s economic outlook
Reduction in interest rate necessary to bolster SA economy
