BloemNews Express
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A significant number of foreigners operating tuck shops across Bloemfontein townships have continued with their business operations after a recent shutdown.
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Experts recommend the top exercises that can enhance and preserve the strength of bones and joints.
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The Free State Department of Social Development has announced the permanent appointment of 38 social workers, set to assume their duty on 1 December. The group adds to the 83 appointed in June.
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A company director currently serving a suspended imprisonment sentence for tax fraud and contraction with his company is again in court, facing similar charges. Lerato Michael Mphana (38) is in the new matter, charged with Phumelele Mbatha (30) and Mahlomola Jere
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A Bloemfontein woman’s attempt to save the life of her now deceased daughter has landed her in trouble with the law. The woman, Mamello Kate Khabo (49), is facing a charge of fraud relating to medical aid.
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Improving network coverage is good for SA and all its people. Being connected brings access to education, crime-fighting, and healthcare services, and drives the economy and social development.
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Free State innovators are encouraged to apply for the Khoebo Innovation Promotion Programme (KIPP), a fund to enable small and midsize enterprises (SMEs) to drive innovation.
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Men under the age of 40 are at risk of developing male-specific cancers, more so in recent years. According to life insurer Momentum’s latest claim statistics, cancer remains the leading cause of critical illness claims among men, accounting for 37%
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When working or browsing online, the chance of falling victim to scams and fraud continues to escalate.
