Free State
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Athletes given due recognition for showcasing talent
Free State athletes with disabilities recognised for impressive performance as they continue to conquer sporting fields.
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Province’s best sports stars to be duly rewarded for their exploits on-field
Free State Department of Sport rolls out the red carpet at a ceremony for the best sports stars to reward them for their exploits on the field
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Armed robber killed, two officers, supermarket worker injured during robbery
Would-be armed robber killed, two police officers and a supermarket employee injured during a brazen business robbery in Ficksburg, Free State.
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Zimbabweans who survived a tragic bus crash in Free State still hospitalized
Ten Zimbabwean nationals are still hospitalised at two hospitals in Bloemfontein after surviving a fatal bus accident on the N1 highway in the Free State
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Death toll rises to 11 in bus crash involving Zimbabwean nationals
A 47-year-old woman’s death has raised the toll to eleven in an accident on the N1 in the Free State involving a bus transporting Zimbabwean nationals.
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Bus driver in custody after a fatal crash in which 10 Zimbabweans died
The driver of the bus in which ten Zimbabweans tragically died on the N1 in the Free State taken into police custody as police commence with investigation.
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Another bus accident in Free State: no fatalities reported
Another accident involing a bus has occurred in the Free State on the N6 highway, the second such accident within 48 hours.
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Free State to mark 30 years of SA’s Constitution and foster democracy
Free State Legislature to mark 30 years since South Africa adopted its Constitution, which the late President Nelson Mandela signed into law on 8 May 1996.
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KYK | Lesers deel hul ysige uitsig in die Vrystaat
Vrystaters het Vrydag opgestaan met ‘n ysige prentjie op hul voorstoep. Kyk hier na van die foto’s wat lesers met BloemNuusExpress gedeel het.
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All eyes on evening sky: Venus ‘meeting’ Jupiter will dazzle, no telescope needed
The planets Venus and Jupiter will over the next few days appear to move closer to each other and can be viewed 45 minutes after sunset.
