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Matjhabeng, a model from Virginia, represented Goldfields and the Free State at the Miss Remarkable South Africa 2025 national pageant, held in Pretoria. After a strong performance, Alipo Sino Mojaki finished in the top five and was crowned as the fourth princess. She also participated in Miss South Africa 2025 and judged Mr and Miss…
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The Welkom Police Station secured second place in the Police Station of the Year category at the Provincial Excellence Awards 2024-’25, while the Welkom Community Policing Forum came third for best CPF. Publicity officer Elizabeth Nunes praised the dedication of the teams involved in serving the community.
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Community activists in ward 30, Matjhabeng, are running a back-to-school programme to assist child-headed families. On 14 January they covered 250 books for learners of the Thabong Primary School, and […]
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On January 8, the Lejweleputswa District Youth and Social Responsibility Committee held a meeting addressing school safety, crime prevention, and youth development. Attendees discussed challenges like gangsterism and substance abuse, emphasizing collaboration and proactive engagement. It was resolved to conduct school visits, focusing on problematic areas to enhance learner safety and well-being.
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The Women Fellowship under the leadership of Rev Mpumelelo Masoabi of the Methodist Church, Circuit 604, and members of the congregation visited House of Hope to donate blankets to the […]
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Hoërskool Hennenman achieved a 100% pass rate, with Louan Kotze earning eight distinctions and ranking among the top 50 matriculants in the Free State for 2025. Other high achievers included AJ Pitzer and Danika Swartz. Goudveld-Hoërskool also excelled, boasting a 99.3% pass rate and numerous distinctions among its students.
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The Goldfields’ Matric Class of 2025 celebrated impressive results. Wessel Maree High School achieved a 97.5% pass rate, with Dihani Müller earning seven distinctions. Hentie Cilliers High School and Welkom Technical High School followed with 95.5% and 92.13% pass rates respectively. Overall, many students excelled, showcasing academic excellence.
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St Dominic’s College in Welkom achieved a 100% pass rate for the Class of 2025, with 95% obtaining bachelor’s degree passes. Chrisanthi Kamenos led with seven distinctions, followed by Aerin Rooney with five. Notably, Kamenos scored in the Top 1% for Accounting, among other subjects where students excelled.
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McLaren Circus will offer an exhilarating experience in 2026, featuring breathtaking aerial acts, including a full Flying Trapeze and the return of the Globe of Death. Touring all nine provinces, the circus combines traditional entertainment with modern thrills, delighting audiences in Welkom from February 4 to 8, and promising unforgettable moments for families.
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The Tswelopele Local Municipality mayor, Kenalemang Rose Phukuntsi, is under scrutiny for allegedly occupying state-owned property at 4 Cooper Street since 2014. Despite the house being registered to the Free State Provincial Government, she has made alterations. Investigations by the DA will be referred to the Public Protector and Hawks for potential legal breaches.
