BloemNews
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’n Aansoek is ingedien met die oog daarop om die eiendom waarop die leë huis in Parkwes staan te hersoneer vir kantore vir die polisie.
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The Bloemfontein SPCA found more than 70 illegally kept wild animals in the house of Marius Joubert in Hennenman.
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A young woman’s life came to an abrupt end after she was brutally attacked in the small town of Luckhoff. She was allegedly raped, and a passer-by found her lying in the graveyard, unconscious.
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With their distinctive shape and chewy texture, bagels boast a rich history, ranging from their Central European origins in the Middle Ages, to the first mentions of ‘bagel’ in Jewish community records from 17th century Poland.
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Bloemfontein lifesaver Len-Douglas MacKay has qualified for the 2025 Lifesaving World Games.
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Sparkling wine came out in celebration for the winner of Ford South Africa’s Celebration of the Century competition, Wikus Erasmus, who won back the money he had spent on a Ranger Wildtrak.
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To coincide with Human Rights Day, which was celebrated on Thursday, 21 March, learners of the Dr Viljoen Combined School in Willows marched to create awareness of illicit drugs being sold in the area of the school.
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Motorists across South Africa will have to steel themselves for a huge shock as the petrol price goes up with 67 cents per litre tomorrow.
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Soon the sights and sounds of Jurrasic giants will visit Bloemfontein to entertain and educate children of all ages.
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Childline Free State presented its annual business breakfast with Johannes Khosa, specialist economist at Nedbank, as the keynote speaker on 15 March at the Summerwood Estate outside Bloemfontein.
