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Welkom police arrest two men in assault and sexual abuse investigations
In an effort to combat Gender-Based Violence (GBV), members attached to the Welkom Anti-Gang Unit made two notable arrests. In one incident, they apprehended a Bronville man who was caught […]
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Mathews Phosa to launch book at Phaphama Book Festival
Writers of note will take part in the Phaphama Book Festival from 22 to 25 October at the Central University of Technology.
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Welkom Woman Missing for Five Months
A 32-year-old Welkom woman has disappeared without a trace. Anuschka Janine Saunders was reported missing five months ago, and her whereabouts remain a mystery.
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Missing 20-year-old man found deceased in mountains
Authorities confirm the missing man (20) found deceased in mountains is Khulekani Bophelo. The cause of death is under investigation.
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Students arrested for public violence granted bail with campus ban
Nine students were granted bail after their arrest on campus and the court ruled they may not enter the university’s premises until the case is resolved.
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Free State’s finest shine bright at glamorous Sport Star awards
Celebrate the achievements of sport stars in Bloemfontein at the glamorous Free State Sport Star awards event.
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Body at Welkom Government Mortuary still unclaimed after hit-and-run
Police are appealing to anyone with information that could help locate relatives of the deceased or help identify the deceased to come forward.
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R30 million investment bolsters Goldfields’ economy and creates jobs
This state-of-the-art facility upgrade highlights the RMA’s strategic commitment to strengthening healthcare infrastructure, delivering modern patient-centred care, and bridging the gap between underserved communities and quality healthcare.
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Students rally after UFS decision to cut provisional registration
Students are very concerned at the University of the Free State’s decision to settle fees for 2025, make the first payment, or have proof of full funding before they can register for 2026.
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Violent attacks on Free State traffic testing stations condemned
The latest attacks on traffic testing facilities in the Free State has further exacerbate a crisis that directly impacts motorists and transport businesses.
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