BloemNews Express
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There is a significant decline in the quality of drinking water supplied to numerous towns in the Free State.
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No one would have thought that in South Africa we would see the sharp increases in the fuel price we have experienced the past six months. One of the greatest price increases was midnight on 1 June.Oil has risen to the $114 per barrel mark, the rand
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Residents affected by sewage spillage in parts of ward 8 in Grasslands 2, Bloemfontein, are left counting costs due to damaged furniture and repairs to their homes.
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In an effort to minimise power outages, Eskom will install protection equipment at the substations in the Maluti-a-Phofung Municipality.
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The Bloemfontein branch of the International WeLoveU Foundation has thrown its weight behind the global climate change campaign by participating in the Clean World Movement.
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The budget vote for the 2022-’23 financial year, which was scheduled to be delivered by Mangaung Metro Municipality Executive Mayor Mxolisi Siyonzana on Tuesday (31/05) has been postponed indefinitely.
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School going teenagers continue engaging in risky sexual behaviour, despite high infection rates of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and HIV/Aids.
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A former employee of the law firm Matsepes Inc. in Bloemfontein was arrested regarding alleged fraud and money laundering.
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The Harrismith Regional Court has sentenced a foreign national, Tafadzwa Nhire (41), to 20 years direct imprisonment on 25 May.
