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Pelonomi Hospital: How healthcare violates constitutional rights
Public healthcare in South Africa is not a favour – it is a right. Any system that treats its people otherwise is not merely inefficient – it is unlawful, writes…
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Thousands attend Cape Town’s colourful annual minstrel parade
Thousands attend Cape Town’s annual minstrel parade, a vibrant cultural tradition rooted in the city’s history of slavery and heritage.
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Woonbuurtvereniging spog met nuwe toerusting
Die Fichardtpark-woonbuurtvereniging het nuwe toerusting in ontvangs geneem om parke in dié buurt netjies te hou.
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Fallen Free State police officers honoured in special ceremony
Police officers who died in the line of duty since 2020 were honored at a memorial service in Bloemfontein on 21 December.
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Dié riglyne help bepaal of jou kind emosioneel gereed is vir graad 1
Ontdek verskeie faktore wat bepaal of jou kind gereed is vir graad 1, insluitend emosionele gereedheid en selfvertroue.
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Story of survival, hope and love captured in book
In this story, Bloemfontein businessman Juan Maree gives a gripping, moment-by-moment account of his dramatic survival.
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Saica investigates former worker of Woodland Hills
The South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) has been made aware of allegations concerning the possible misappropriation of funds by a member in Bloemfontein.
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Maatjies sê wat is op hul geskenklysie vir Kersvader
Kinders vertel wat hulle graag van Kersvader wil hê en sê of hulle dink hulle soet genoeg was hierdie jaar.
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Kersvader bederf pensioentrekker ná oulike briefie in posbus
“Ek onthou toe ‘n foto van myself op Kersvader se skoot wat ‘n goeie 70 jaar gelede in ‘n winkelsentrum in Bloemfontein geneem is.”
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UFS medical graduate finds calling in the dedication of doctors who saved her life as a baby
More than 20 years after two doctors fought to save her life, Jana Campbell found herself sitting in their lecture halls.
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