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Patronage drives Bloem Show, amid economic challenges
Multitudes of patrons descended on Bloemfontein’s showground to bring the curtain down on the 2026 Bloem Show, which marked 143 years of existence.
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Runner defines his rich African heritage with flair at marathon
Runner proud of his Basotho nation and rich cultural heritage, showcased it all with flair at the 2026 Lemo Mangaung Marathon.
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Lived reality a wake-up call
For thousands in the Free State, the promise of 1994 has yet to translate into meaningful change, says DA leader Roy Jankielsohn.
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Motorongeluk op nat pad eis egpaar op vrou se verjaardag
‘n Egpaar is Maandag dood toe ‘n bakkie van voor in hul Hyundaii10 op Kenneth Kaundaweg tussen Northridge en Urth gebots het.
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Schools stuck in crisis mode
South Africa’s school system collapsed due to various complex factors strengthen the case for the urgent recognition of school social work as a specialised field.
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Jaco Jacobs vier sy 300ste boek op ‘n vreemde Dinsdag in Bloemfontein
Vir die Bloemfonteinse skrywer Jaco Jacobs was dit nie net ‘n Vreemde Dinsdag nie, dit was baie spesiaal een toe hy vereer is vir sy 300ste boek.
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Jannie du Toit help inwoners van Huis Jean Webber met konsert
Jannie du Toit en Vriende se Gigs for Good-konsert is ‘n viering van kuns ten bate van mense met gestremdhede.
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Herhaalde verspoelings verniel strate in Quaggafontein
Die oorloop by die Brandkop-reservoir by Vaal Central veroorsaak dat strate in Quaggafontein beskadig word.
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Can AI chatbot Mona run a coffee shop? Stockholm startup puts it to the test
Mona, an AI manager and powered by Google’s Gemini, is running a coffee shop in Stockholm – from hiring staff, placing orders at suppliers to balancing the budget.
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Man in fake hijacking not off the hook
A man (48) from Bloemspruit appeared in court after a false vehicle hijacking case was reported to the police.
