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CUT appoints seasoned chief information officer to man its IT network
BLOEMFONTEIN – The Central University of Technology, Free State (CUT) has a new Chief Information Officer to execute and oversee the institution’s information, cyber, and technology security. The varsity announced […]
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New Director General hits the ground running to take the provincial government to greater heights
BLOEMFONTEIN – The newly appointed Free State Government director-general, Dr Molefinyana Phera, officially resumed his five-year office tenure on Thursday, 1 January. He had been acting in the position for […]
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Seasoned Prof Nguza-Mduba begins new chapter
Notable Prof appointed to lead University of the Free State
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School remains closed due to extensive damage from a gale
School remains closed, amid the start of the new term.
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Man (78) rescued after fall down mountain in Qwaqwa
A man (78) from a village in Qwaqwa was rescued after he fell down a cliff and got stuck. Rescuers saved him on Tuesday.
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Asian man in court on child sexual abuse material charges
Authorities investigate a suspect charged with possession of child sexual abuse material and related offenses in Bloemfontein.
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Major fraud investigation hits Moqhaka Municipality in Kroonstad
The Hawks’ Serious Corruption Investigation (SCI) unit raided the Moqhaka Local Municipality offices in Kroonstad on Friday 9 January as part of a major fraud and corruption investigation. The coordinated […]
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Centlec CEO gets contract extension in closed-door meeting
The DA in Mangaung condemns the misuse of closed council meetings to push questionable decisions after extension of CEO contract.
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UFS student wins in prestigious composition competition
Winner of the International Institute of Arts Stefans Grové Composition Competition announced. SA’s foremost platform for new art music.
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Western Cape water supply drops drastically in seven days
Latest data from the DWS shows that combined Cape Town System Dams (CTSD) decreased from 71,32% to 68,12% in the last seven days.
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