BloemNews Express
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Two male suspects have been caught regarding fuel theft from a Transnet fuel pipeline, while the third suspect died at the crime scene in Vrede.
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The world championships in freestyle dance will be presented for the first time in three years, in Blackpool, England.
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A successful partnership has been forming between the Department of Social Development and Engo Youth Care Centres in the past months.
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Scores of patients on the waiting list for surgery at the Pelonomi Hospital in Bloemfontein are running out of patience.
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More young people are interested to become bone marrow stem cell donors since 16- and 17-year-olds were allowed to donate. According to the South African Bone Marrow Registry (SABMR) the number of those that signs up has increased to 65%.
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The Forum of Community Journalists (FCJ), a non-profit company, has announced a three-year partnership with the Avbob Mutual Assurance Society as the main sponsor of the FCJ Annual Excellence Awards.
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Bloemfontein-based amateur football club Super Lions has attained promotion to the third division.
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Bloemfontein-based long-distance runner Ernest Khalata is aiming for the sky as he strives to keep alive the legacy his of late uncle Josh Khalata and reward those who encourage him to take running seriously.
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Centlec, the Mangaung Metro Municipality’s power distributor, is lamenting the devastating fire that caused extensive damage to the power network along the route at Bloemfontein’s South Park Cemetery.
