BloemNews Express
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Creative crafters specialising in the production of corporate gifts are encouraged to enter this year’s National Craft Awards (NCA) competition, offering R200 000 in prize money.
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Teaching, considered the mother of all occupations, receives its due recognition this October through those who have taken it upon themselves to shape impressionable minds and develop future leaders. Pursuance to honouring teachers, the Free State De
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The Bloemfontein Magistrate’s Court has ordered one of the two Bloemfontein-based businessmen and their companies convicted of tax fraud, to reimburse the South African Revenue Services (Sars) the monies earned after submitting fraudulent tax returns
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An investigation will be launched to determine the cause of the devastating fire that left a factory in ruins in Bloemfontein’s Hamilton Industrial Area on Wednesday afternoon.
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The Free State Department of Education calls on the youth to apply for the Presidential Youth Employment Initiative (PYEI) programme offering assistant teachers and general assistants’ temporary employment. Applications close on 16 October, having be
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Unsafe sex among teenage girls between ten and 19 years continues unabated in the Free State, the Department of Health (DOH) has highlighted. This is marked by an increase in teenage pregnancies and pregnancy termination.
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Recently at a public event that took place in Kimberley, parents were informed on a social media platform to “go fetch your kids… it’s bad”.
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A Bethlehem-based police constable and his accomplice are set to stand trial in the Bethlehem Magistrate’s Court today (12/10). Const. Petrus Nnetlane (35) and Mollo Phillip Lucas (30) face charges of fraud and defeating the ends of justice.
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An exhibition of sports memorabilia of a “forgotten sports hero” was officially opened in the Duggan-Cronin Gallery in Kimberley.
