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Vibez dancers outperform competitors on all levels
Vibez Dance Studio excelled at two competitions, winning multiple awards in various dance disciplines and highlighting standout individual performances.
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Aurora deputy principal earns provincial teaching award recognition
Aurora Primary School’s deputy principal Tselane Ntetshe achieved first place in district and third in provincial National Teaching Awards.
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Clarens to host first Festival of Lights over Heritage Day weekend
The Free State town of Clarens will host its first Festival of Lights from 24 to 26 September 2026, with more than 20 light art installations, music performances and community…
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Sun, strategy and endurance: Sasol Solar Challenge tests engineering innovation
From 10 to 17 September, a fleet of solar-powered vehicles is tackling more than 2 500km on South African roads to conquer the ultimate challenge.
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Free State voices lent to ‘Regular Show’ on Cartoon Network
Three young voices from Bloemfontein were chosen to be recorded as part of the international animated series “Regular Show” on Cartoon Network.
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World Suicide Prevention Day: Start the conversation, break the silence
World Suicide Prevention Day puts suicide prevention in the spotlight, urging South Africans to break the silence, challenge stigma and start conversations that could connect vulnerable people with help.
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Hoekom haastig om te oordeel?
Ek is ‘n middeljarige vrou wat om 06:30 die oggend van 26 Augustus vir ons ‘n R10-sakkie suiker by die Indiër op die hoek gaan koop het.
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Overcoming involves an attitude and an action
Evil thrives locally and globally, but through faith, prayer, and collaboration, we can inspire positive change in our community.
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Top notch orator honoured nationally for oral history
Seventeen-year-old Wame Seswana won second place in the National Nkosi Albert Luthuli Oral History Competition, representing Free State.
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Enough is enough: End the culture of silence today
A concerned resident urges action against crime, drug trade, and complacency, emphasizing accountability and the need for community involvement.
