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Kruger-toer kuier oggend in Bloemfontein by die Vrouemonument
Die standbeeld van Paul Kruger wat op reis is na Orania, het Woensdag 1 Oktober in Bloemfontein aangekom.
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Stepping into the global classroom: CUT students embark on study abroad journey
CUT sees international exchanges as key to shaping graduates who are not only skilled and innovative but also socially responsible and ready to make a global impact. By connecting with…
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Heritage Day celebrations in Lejweleputswa symbolic of a diverse culture
The SAPS in Lejweleputswa District celebrated Heritage Month with multicultural events showcasing diverse cultures, traditional meals, and performances.
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Gas entities reach full settlement
Tetra4 will retain the exclusive rights conferred to it within the Production Right outside of the agreed boundary of the Springbok Solar Project facility to explore and produce area.
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Water as constitutional right flouted while Matjhabeng residents face ongoing restrictions
Hennenman and Phomolong residents face chronic water restrictions for over 18 months due to mismanagement, leaks, and municipal debt.
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Financial health of Free State municipalities do not augur well for taxpaying citizens
Free State municipalities are facing severe financial mismanagement, accumulating debt, and failing to provide essential services, worsening living conditions.
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Vier musikante vier halfeeu saam in vertoning wat Afrikaanse eeu in musiek eer
Gian Groen, Schalk Joubert, Abel Kraamsaal en Neil Sandilands het byeengekom as Die Vyftigers wat 18 September by die Aasvoëlklub optree.
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The looming spectre of Tiger Milling closing its plant does not bode well for Hennenman and Matjhabeng
Matjhabeng cannot afford to lose Tiger Milling. The livelihoods of workers, the economic stability of Hennenman, and the future of municipal revenue depend on immediate, decisive action
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Sewage spills demand answer
The Free State government’s failure to address the collapse of water and sanitation infrastructures has turned the province’s rivers into sewerage canals, posing a threat to lives and the environment.
