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Worker dies after critical burns at a fast-food restaurant at UFS campus
A female worker has died after sustaining severe burns at a fast-food restaurant located on the University of the Free State campus in Bloemfontein.
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Mangaung ook sonder fondse van Nasionale Tesourie
Nasionale Tesourie weerhou Julie se uitbetaling van fondse aan Mangaung-metro oor swak geldelike bestuur.
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POPCRU takes high-stakes dispute back to court to secure 500 jobs at prison
A bitter labour dispute between POPCRU and Department of Correctional Services over 500 workers at a Bloemfontein prison back in Labour Court.
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SAPS in Free State calls on citizens to adhere to the law
The SAPS in the Free State has appealed to all citizens to adhere to the law and continue working in partnership with law enforcement to ensure law and order.
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Zimbabwiese vlugtelinge kry warm kos in Bloemfontein op roete noord
Zimbabiese vlugtelinge het Saterdag 6 Julie en Sondag warm kos en ander skenkings ontvang op hul repatriasietog na hul tuisland.
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Police catch suspected rape fugitive after 16 years on the run
A Bloemfontein man who evaded the police for 16 years, is set to face justice following his arrest in connection with the alleged rape of a friend in 2010.
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AfriForum in Mangaung gaan voort met versoekskrif dat More bedank
AfriForum gaan voort met sy versoekskrif wat vra dat die stadsbestuurder van Mangaung moet bedank, nadat samewerking misluk het.
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Madlanga Commission to hear testimony in the absence of hospitalised Gen Khan
The Madlanga Commission of Inquiry to continue hearing testimony in the absence of suspended SAPS Deputy Head of Crime Intelligence Major General Feroz Khan.
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Police uncover more illicit drug-trading hubs at private properties
Residential areas of Navalsig, Bochabela, Heidedal, Ashbury and Joe Slovo have become hot spots for drug-related activity in Mangaung.
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OPINION | March and March must translate into immigration reform policy
The March and March against undocumented foreign nationals calls for immigration reform by the South African government to protect its sovereignty.
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