BloemNews Express
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The Universitas Academic Hospital in Bloemfontein achieved a milestone after it successfully performed a living donor kidney transplant after a decade. This life-saving transplant surgery involving a young couple was performed on Thursday, 26 October
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A former police officer has paid a hefty price for fraud committed a decade ago while in the Free State police service. The Kestell Magistrates’ Court sentenced her to a fine of R60 000 and ordered her to repay the full amount she defrauded the state.
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The Bethlehem Regional Court has imposed a hefty sentence upon one of two former employees of the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development charged with fraud. In addition, she was ordered to repay the full amount the department was defrau
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South African scientists are monitoring airborne pollen with artificial intelligence (AI), which provided an increasing number of hay fever and asthma sufferers.
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One of the three accused linked to a Capitec bank fraud case and arrested on 14 June 2021, was slapped with a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to fraud charges.
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The reading clubs at the Sebabatso Primary School in Botshabelo and the Moipone Primary School in Thaba Nchu have been boosted with a donation of books.
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To highlight the burden of stroke disease, World Stroke Week is being commemorated until 3 November, having started on Sunday, 29 October.
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As the economic conditions are getting tougher, consumers are paying more, but have less to spend – which means that value is becoming more important than ever before.
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Public hearings on the Tobacco Products and Electronic Delivery Systems Control Bill are being held countrywide. The bill aims to regulate the tobacco and vaping industries by regulating the sale, advertising and packaging of products, as well as set
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The University of the Free State (UFS) and the South African Chamber of Commerce United Kingdom (SACC UK) will host online the Global Citizen Series on 8 November.
