BloemNews Express

The historical exhibition reflecting on South Africans’ freedom is open for public viewing in the Reservoir at the Oliewenhuis Art Museum, Bloemfontein, until 30 July.

An alleged copper syndicate member is back in the dock following his arrest during a multidisciplinary operation conducted by law enforcement agents in Thaba Nchu. The suspect, Paul Alexander Chauke (24), briefly appeared in the Selosesha Magistrates

Moses Kekana, a Kroonstad-based entrepreneur specialising in solid and electronic waste management, is one of the contestants vying for this year’s Pitch & Polish R1 million prize.

A horrific accident involving the collision of an Intercity bus and a truck on the N1 outside Bloemfontein on Tuesday (27/06), has claimed the life of one person. The victim is a woman and has been identified as Primrose Madolwane (47).

The Central University of the Technology (CUT), Free State, is among nine South African public universities listed in the top 50 Times Higher Education’s (THE) inaugural Sub-Saharan Africa university rankings.

A learner of the Eunice High School just published her second book.

No fatalities have been reported after two horrific separate accidents which occurred in Bloemfontein yesterday morning (27/06).

Pitsi Molebatsi, a Bloemfontein-based footgolf player, has achieved a remarkable feat during the maiden FootGolf World Cup tournament staged in Florida, America, from 26 May to 6 June. He became […]

The decision-making regarding the Covid-19 pandemic policy largely ignored young people’s needs, resulting in long-term losses. This is according to findings by a team of researchers of universities from South Africa, Brazil, and the United Kingdom (

The matter relating to fraud and money laundering allegations involving the Bloemfontein-based law firm Matsepe Inc. Attorneys and its former administration clerk is yet to be finalised.