BloemNews Express
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The communities of Springfontein and Trompsburg stand to receive some spin-offs from road infrastructure projects that are set to commence in earnest.
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The Thaba Nchu-based Trans Tennis Academy is the breeding ground for prospective tennis stars.
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The Central University of Technology (CUT), Free State, has moved swiftly to resolve pressing issues affecting students studying through financial aid schemes.
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Walking on a Rim of Light, a solo exhibition, is open for public viewing in the Reservoir at the Oliewenhuis Art Museum in Bloemfontein until 10 April. Entrance is free.
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Despite the disruptions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, patrons of Bloem Show have come out in full support of the event.
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The #KeReady campaign, a youth Covid-19 vaccination movement, recently announced the launch of the #KeReady2Flex Challenge.
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A partnership to transform the Gladstone Village community from one consisting of subsistence crop farmers to a set-up of commercially viable farming has begun to yield the desired results.
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The Hawks’ Serious Commercial Crime Unit in Bloemfontein has bust a third suspect in an alleged syndicate that reportedly swindled a woman out of R722 000.
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The lives of 21 children from across the Free State and Gauteng have changed for the better after undergoing corrective surgeries at the Universitas Academic Hospital in Bloemfontein.
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Sisi Ntombela, Free State premier, announced expenditure of more than R1 billion on the revival of the province’s road infrastructure, which is in horrific condition, during her state of the province address on 28 February.
