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Armed kidnappers rob an elderly couple of significant cash, police on manhunt
Bloemfontein police hunt three armed suspects in connection with the brazen kidnapping of an elderly couple and robbery of an undisclosed amount of money
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Geliefde tuinman van kwekery in Bloemfontein sterf
Jan van Blerk, ‘n geliefde gesig by Greenside-kwekery, is Maandag omring deur geliefde familielede, oorlede.
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Power cut due to non payment can flood Ekapa mine beyond repair
Liquidators of the Ekapa Mine in Kimberley warn that a scheduled electricity disconnection could trigger flooding of the mine workings.
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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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Karen kry nuwe longe in die Kaap
Karen du Plessis, ‘n onderwyser by Grey-kollege (primêr) moes Vrydag inderhaas Kaap toe vlieg vir ‘n longoorplanting.
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Bloemfontein Flying Squad nabs suspect in R500 000 tent theft
The Bloemfontein Police Flying Squad arrest a 30-year-old man in connection with a stolen marquee tent while it was being transported to the Eastern Cape
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Update: Two pedestrians killed in a fatal accident on the N1 south in Bloemfontein
The N1 highway’s southbound lanes in Bloemfontein temporarily closed due to a fatal accident involving two pedestrians and a motor vehicle.
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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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Newly appointed provincial police commissioners to set policing agenda
Four new provincial police commissioners with extensive policing experience are expected to set the agenda, leading their provinces to greater heights.
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