BloemNews Express
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South Africa is going nowhere in terms of creating sustainable employment, amid learnership programmes. Stats SA’s rates current unemployment at 63,3% for persons between the ages of 15 and 24, and 41,3% for those between the ages of 25 and 34.
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A tale imagined around prominent former South African president Nelson Mandela will this week be reflected on stage in Bloemfontein, celebrating his life and marking 104 years since his birth.
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The infamous R57 in the Free State, which is one of the province’s most pothole-riddled roads, is being attended to by the provincial Department of Police, Roads and Transport. The MEC, William Bulwane, launched a project to repair potholes on Monday
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A former admin clerk of the Free State police headquarters in Bloemfontein who was sentenced for fraud and money laundering has also been ordered to repay the state R2,4 million. This follows his conviction and sentencing by the Bloemfontein Magistra
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The inability of the criminal justice system to effectively deal with copper and cable theft came out at a consultative meeting held at Centlec headquarters in Bloemfontein.
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Interstate Bus Line (IBL) busses have been operating smoothly in the greater Mangaung Metro the past two-days after a 4.5% tariff increase which became effective on Monday.
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A new device called the AfriSpacer, which makes taking medication from an asthma pump more effective, has been launched in South Africa by the Allergy Foundation of South Africa (Afsa).
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Achievements by women will be celebrated at the She Women Book Festival in Bloemfontein on Monday (08/08) and Tuesday.
