BloemNews Express
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The Smile Foundation, with its partners, continued its remarkable work through corrective surgeries to improve the lives of children born with facial defects,as well as those whose defects are due to accidents.
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Depriving the “City of Roses” of its ravishing radiance
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One of the two football giants hailing from Soweto, Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates, stand to claim cup glory with both teams featuring in the semifinal match of this year’s Nedbank Cup.
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The two Bloemfontein university men’s rugby teams of the University of the Free State (UFS) and Central University of Technology (CUT), Free State, are looking into rebuilding their teams to go beyond their limits in next year’s Varsity Cup tourname
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The Peter Swartz Foundation in Bloemfontein has received a donation of equipment to advance the nurturing of young visual artists’ skills.
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Heightened security measures will be in place for the duration of the Bloem Show’s 140th edition, commencing on Thursday (27/04) in Bloemfontein. The event, scheduled to run until 6 May, is exempted from load shedding.
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The annual Earth Day observed on 22 April globally is a reminder of the urgent need for more appropriate use of our natural resources, their protection, and preservation. Protection and preservation of the earth’s natural resources should be viewed n
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The University of the Free State’s (UFS) efforts to break down the barriers in education, enabling students with disabilities to complete their studies, culminated with 49 graduating at 19 ceremonies which ended on Saturday (22/04). They were enrolle
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A Bethlehem-based businessman and his company were convicted of tax evasion and are set to repay the South African Revenue Service (Sars) more than R1 million in addition to a hefty sentence. This followed an order by the Bethlehem Regional Court dur
