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  • A teenage activist and beauty pageant contestant has augmented her teenage pregnancy programme by donating sanitary products to two primary schools in Bloemfontein.

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    Teenager backs her peers
  • The Free State Department of Education has seemingly swept an incident of severe assault of a learner, allegedly by two male teachers of the Moemedi Secondary School in Bloemfontein, under the carpet.

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    Healing process halted
  • An awareness drive educating women about preventing fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) births is ongoing in South Africa for the duration of September.

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    Healthy pregnancies attainable
  • The non-profit organisation (NPO) DKMS Africa is calling on South Africans, individuals and corporates, to this year again make Sunflower Day a success by contributing financially or registering as a donor. This year, Sunflower Day will be observed o

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  • Two students enrolled at the Motheo Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) College in Bloemfontein, are in Lyon, France, to compete at this year’s 47th international WorldSkills competition.

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    Bloemfontein students to showcase skills and competency abroad
  • A security guard who allegedly shot his wife on suspicion of having an affair in Botshabelo, remains in custody. The Botshabelo police are continuing their investigation.

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    Security guard who shot wife on suspicion of having a secret affair,  remanded
  • An awareness drive educating women about preventing fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) births is ongoing in South Africa for the duration of September. The commitment to globally maximise the education campaign will activities held on Monday 9 Se

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    Health pregnancies remain the goal
  • The participation of South African women in technology is crucial to bridge the digital divide and fostering diversity within organisations. The significant value women bring to the tech industry in South Africa should be benchmarked in Women’s Month

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    Equality en masse
  • South Africa’s gender-based violence and femicide rate (GBVF) is reportedly five times higher than the global average. Even though both women and men experience GBV, women and girls affected are in the majority.

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  • Engo Free State has reported an increase in its provision of welfare services and a broadening of its reach, supporting an even larger number of vulnerable people within the communities it operates in.

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    Welfare services go above and beyond

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