BloemNews Express
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The Free State boasts only two women’s clubs – Bloemfontein Celtic and Tsunami Queens FC from Qwaqwa – in the senior professional division.
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The University of the Free State (UFS) has confirmed that its Covid-19 vaccination policy and the regulations in relation to this were effective from Monday (14/02).
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South Africa’s fourth census, the process of recording and collecting data of the country’s population and other important aspects, is underway.
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The football community in the Free State is mourning the loss of one of South Africa’s finest goalkeepers, Themba Biko.
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Plans are afoot to host the arts market at this year’s Vrystaat Arts Festival, a very important part of the festival’s success.
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Cases of fraud and tax evasion against two businessmen and their companies will soon be heard in the Bloemfontein Magistrate’s Court.
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Players of the Bloemfontein-based Flamingo B&G Tennis Club made significant strides in improving their game at Tennis South Africa’s Rainbow Kidz Matchplay Mania U10 tournament.
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The Botshabelo-based men’s football outfit Mathaithai FC is on the brink of making history in this year’s Nedbank Cup by securing a slot in the last-16 group.
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“We wished and wished for someone just like you. A special person who can come and stay with us.”.
