BloemNews Express
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“Stop settling for things you know you do not like,” and “Loving what you do can open doors for you” – these are saying that resonate with Thuso Lempetje from Bloemfontein, who graduated against all odds with a Bachelor of Management Leadership (BML)
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Global waste generation is expected to grow to 3,4 billion tons per year by 2050. By the same year, or before, worldwide municipal solid waste generation is expected to increase by roughly 70% to 3,4 billion metric tons.
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Entries for this year’s Championship Boerewors competition, which is the 30th edition, close on Friday (17/06).
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The Hodisa Supporters Branch of Bloemfontein Celtic has organised a car wash fundraising initiative for Thursday (16/06), Youth Day, at the park nearby the Hodisa Secondary School. The event is set to start at 09:30 for 10:00.
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With the world looking to countries that have optimal renewable energy resources to provide clean energy for the future, South Africa has a chance to revolutionise its economy and supply green hydrogen to the world.
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The Melton’s Sports Club, in conjunction with the Free State Baseball Union, presents a Baseball 5 Festival on Thursday (16/06).
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The Provincial Disaster Management Centre in Bloemfontein, found to be unsafe for workers, but a fertile breeding ground for rats and birds, has been closed.
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The Central University of Technology, Free State (CUT) Entrepreneurship Centre of Excellence known as CUT Entrepreneurship Development Unit (CUT-EDU), is envisaged to bolster the development of resilient entrepreneurs. This was launched on (03/06) an
