Free State
Free State
Free State
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Zero tolerance for speeding in Free State this Easter Weekend
Highly visible traffic officers was deployed to ensure compliance on all major roads in the Free State for Easter Weekend.
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Free State Department of Health faces R5,7 billion in outstanding medical claims
The Free State Department of Health faces R5.7 billion in outstanding medical claims.
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Ramaphosa in Free State: To attract investors, infrastructure must work
President Cyril Ramaphosa and members of cabinet visited the Free State capital this week to discuss ways in which the government can strengthen local government.
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Memorandum places focus on economic growth in Mangaung
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed between the Mangaung Metro and the Airport Company of South Africa (ACSA).
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Free State budget fails to meet real needs, says DA
The Free State budget that was delivered by the MEC for Finance Moses Makume, directs a lot of funds to social services and little to economic development.
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Conman masquerading as professional football player busted for fraud
Police arrest conman operating as a professional football player
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The Free State is being engulfed by collapsing road infrastructure
The Free State province faces a crisis with over 60% of its roads in poor condition, severely impacting the economy, agriculture, and residents’ livelihoods. Neglect and mismanagement hinder infrastructure repairs,…
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Government reaffirms commitment to productive land reform beyond ownership transfer
Deputy Minister in The Presidency, Nonceba Mhlauli, said land reform beneficiaries must be empowered to farm, build, invest, and create sustainable livelihoods for their families and communities.
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Multiple municipalities face severe water shortages as infrastructure fails
The Free State government has been strongly critised for its continued failure to ensure municipal compliance with the constitutional right to water access. In a statement the Provincial Department of…
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Two men receive combined 41 years for the killing of Parys farmer
Sandile Dlomo and Karabo Lethoba have been handed a combined sentence of 41 years for the brutal murder and robbery of 59-year-old Parys farmer, Themba Motha, in January 2025.
