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Sgt. Kareli, Free State police spokesperson, passes away
The untimely passing of Free State Police spokesperson Mahloma Peter Kareli (47) passed away today.
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Final hours to switch SASSA gold cards as deadline expires tonight
Social grant beneficiaries have until midnight tonight to replace their SASSA gold cards or risk losing access to payments.
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Passie vir diere en daaglikse plig word só een en dieselfde by Kroonstadse DBV
“Die beste deel is om daardie hond of katjie te sien wat, ná alles wat met hom gebeur het, weer leer om mense te vertrou.”
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DA-koukusleier Hilton Maasdorp skielik oorlede
Hilton Maasdorp (58), DA-koukusleier in Dihlabeng en DA-wyksraadslid vir Wyk 9 in Bethlehem, is op Vrydag 14 Augustus aan ‘n hartaanval oorlede.
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Hoërskool Witteberg stel nuwe hoof en adjunkhoof aan
Hoërskool Witteberg in Bethlehem het P.W. van Aswegen as die skool se nuwe hoof aangestel, terwyl Jaco Ackerman ook tot die bestuurskorps toetree as die nuwe adjunkhoof.
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Women asked to forgo shame and seek help
In August, celebrated as Women’s Month in South Africa, women are urged anew to seek medical advice if they notice persistent itching, pain or unusual changes affecting the external genital […]
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Spraakterapeut se skryfdroom word ná jare ‘n werklikheid met digbundel
Ná jare waarin haar gedigte in bloemlesings verskyn het en haar woorde lesers landwyd geraak het, het die Kroonstadse spraakterapeut Nelmari Barnard haar eerste digbundel, Die dans oor die Lewenskoord, […]
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Organ donation direly needed
August is National Organ Donor Awareness Month, but the Organ Donor Foundation of South Africa (ODF) says thousands of potential donors are failing to complete the simple step that could […]
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Geliefde tuinman van Bloemfontein sterf
Jan van Blerk, ‘n geliefde gesig by Greenside-kwekery, is Maandag omring deur geliefde familielede, oorlede.
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Power cut due to non payment can flood Ekapa mine beyond repair
Liquidators of the Ekapa Mine in Kimberley warn that a scheduled electricity disconnection could trigger flooding of the mine workings.