BloemNews Express
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The Bloemfontein Magistrates’ Court has sentenced two abalone smugglers for their illegal dealings in the abalone species, worth hundreds of rands.
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The incumbent Free State premier, Maqueen Letsoha-Mathae, is forging ahead with effecting changes by rotating heads of departments, despite lingering litigation.
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Doing their part in developing the leaders of tomorrow
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The second edition of the Morena Ramoreboli Community Shield football tournament will culminate with the crowning of this year’s champions in the U15 and U17 categories on 30 November. Six clubs, three in each category, have secured semifinal berths
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Food items in foreign-owned tuck shops were taken during a looting spree across Bloemfontein townships. The forced closure of tuck shops following looting on the night of Thursday, 7 November, proved a double-edged sword as consumers began suffering
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The Pelonomi Tertiary Hospital in Bloemfontein has been rocked by yet another tragic incident after a suspected suicide by a male patient. The Free State Department of Health has confirmed the incident involving a 50-year-old patient occurred on Thur
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Dan Malesela, head coach of the Marumo Gallants, has said he has a game plan fin store for the Mamelodi Sundowns when the two teams face off in the intriguing Carling Knockout Cup semifinal fixture on Sunday, 10 November, at the Dr RP Molemela Stadiu
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For over three decades, since 1991, Johnny’s Fruit Market, established by Johnny Tyranis has been an integral part of the business culture of Bloemfontein.
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Clarens is one of the most envied destinations in South Africa, as revealed by a recent survey conducted among 3 000 South Africans. The survey by Top10OnlineCasinos has the Free State town ranked 30th.
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Engo Free State, a non-profit organisation providing assistance and service to vulnerable persons, in addition to creating hope in their lives, will be hosting an Adoption Day event in Bloemfontein, on Friday, 8 November, in the spirit of annual Worl










