BloemNews Express
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The Central University of Technology (CUT), Free State, council has elected Dr Charity Mbileni-Morema as the new council chairperson to serve until end March next year. She was the interim chairperson since July this year, following the abrupt resignation of her predecessor.
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A passageway in Botshabelo’s Section H where a young teacher was killed, is notorious with a spate of robberies. This is according to people who reside nearby.
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A young Botshabelo man, passionate about education, is making a difference by improving several learners’ abilities through a self-funded learning programme.
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On World Alzheimer’s Day – Thursday, 21 September – organisations around the world raise awareness on this disease.
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The observance of Public Service Month in South Africa during September is a stark reminder of the dismal declining state of service delivery.
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From spending his time and energy in street fights, a young boxer now aspires to make an impact in the professional rank. Throughout, Tiaan Wessenaar (22) hopes to retain his winning reputation.
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The dismal failure by the beleaguered Safa to pay prize monies to clubs competing in the ABC Motsepe League in the Free State has sparked an unprecedented riot.
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Two alleged rogue police sergeants attached to the Bloemfontein Local Criminal Record Centre (LCRC) are set to reappear in the Bloemfontein Regional Court to face charges relating to fraud and money laundering.
