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Former MEC Nxangisa accorded Special Provincial Official Funeral
The Free State government honours former MEC Nxangisa with a Special Provincial Official Funeral Category 1 for his contribution to the province.
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Driving licences to last decade under new Cabinet approval
Cabinet approves 10-year driving licence validity for light vehicles, but legislative changes needed before motorists can benefit from extension.
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Final push for voter registration this weekend
Western Cape’s final voter registration weekend opens Saturday as IEC prepares for 2026 local elections with 1 623 stations across province.
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Politieke inmenging in ondersoek na Mangaung-stadsbestuurder, nie geduld
Die burgerregte-organisasie AfriForum het die Mangaung-metro se raadsbesluit om ‘n dissiplinêre proses teen die stadsbestuurder Sello More in te stel, verwelkom. Die DA in die Mangaung-metro het op Dinsdag 21…
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Mastermind behind ex-Centlec CEO’s murder on wanted list: two cases unresolved
Two killers of former Centlec CEO languish in prison, while two similar execution-style cases involving the entity’s workers remain unresolved.
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KYK | Dooie babers wys op skokkende besoedeling van Renosterspruit buite Bloemfontein
Die toneel van dooie en halfdooie babers in die Renosterspruit dui verder op die mislukkings van die Mangaung-metro.
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High Court judge under scrutiny after eight years of sick leave
Free State High Court Judge Lepono Lekale has been on sick leave for eight years saying he cannot take early retirement on advice of a traditional healer.
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Free State police sergeant hauled to court on corruption, extortion charges
Alleged bribe-taking police sergeant in the Free State remanded in custody after being denied bail on corruption and extortion charges involving a civilian.
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Oud-sakeman van Bloemfontein sterf in Mosambiek
‘n Eertydse sake-eienaar en sakeman van Bloemfontein wat die afgelope tyd in Melkbosstrand gewoon het, is in Mosambiek aan ‘n hartaanval oorlede.
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Flying Squad nabs suspect in R300 000 illicit copper cable crackdown
Police Flying Squad launched another significant crackdown on the illicit copper trade, intercepting a truck carrying stripped components worth over R300 000.
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