BloemNews Express
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The Rouxville Economic Development Summit’s annual Youth Summit coinciding with Youth Month will focus on addressing the unemployed youth crisis. The theme is “Growing youth employment for an inclusive and transformed society”.
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The drop in the number of finance graduates who wrote the first initial test of competency (ITC) board exam this year paints a bleak future for South Africa.
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An inspection campaign by the Department of Labour in the Free State revealed several employers were in contravention of labour laws.
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The Free State Department of Education is yet to quantify the cost of damage due to fires at two schools in Qwaqwa and Bloemfontein.
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The Free State winner of the ABC Motsepe League, Dikwena United, eyes promotion to the country’s second highest professional rank, the National First Division (NFD).
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Buti Manamela, Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, has encouraged youth to take up heritage careers as it is the key in socio-economy, self-employment and restoring heritage.
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The Bloemfontein-based performing group Mostabela Live Sessions will stage a music festival on Sunday, 12 June at the Cubana café, Bloemfontein.
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A partnership, involving three universities, to improve wheelchair design and production is set to empower African entrepreneurs with disability.
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South Africa needs as many as 26 000 nurses to meet the growing demand.
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Masakhane Road in ward 11, Bloemfontein, has become the route for a river of raw sewage flowing past homes.
