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Two arrested with suspected stolen bakkie from Bloemfontein
Two men aged 42 and 46 have been arrested on the R82 near Kragbron after police intercepted a grey GWM bakkie believed to have been stolen in Bloemfontein.
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Preller Square opens for trading after explosion in Woolworths
Business trading is back on track at Preller Square Shopping Centre after it was temporarily cordoned off following an explosion.
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De Oude Kraal se WildsKOSfees maak van elkeen ‘n fynproewer
Vanjaar word ‘n eerste keer ‘n buffel op die spit gebraai – verwag dus die onverwagse op vanjaar se WildsKOSfees met 20 verskillende kosstalletjies.
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Pad waar egpaar sterf: Teken versoekskrif vir motoriste se veiligheid
Selmé Pretorius, DA-wyksraadslid vir die deel van die stad, sê daar kort ‘n impakstudie om die veiligheid van motoriste op die pad te verbeter. Dit kom ná die motorongeluk op…
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Police arrested 142 suspected looters during Mangaung shutdown
The Free State police have arrested 142 suspects in Bloemfontein following sporadic incidents of public violence triggered by a total shutdown.
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KYK | Ontvanger van nier lê pyn van dialise in skildery vas
Arno Taljaard (25) wat verlede week ‘n nieroorplanting ondergaan het, het sy jaar van daaglikse dialise in ‘n treffende skildery vasgevang.
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Jong ingenieur (28) van Bloemfontein se organe red vele se lewe
Deon van der Berg (28) wat Saterdag 16 Mei ná ‘n ongeluk in Dan Pienaarrylaan breindood verklaar is, se organe red vele.
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Traffic officer shot during brazen cash-in-transit robbery near Bloemfontein
Traffic officer shot and wounded during a brazen cash-in=transit robbery that occurred near Hillside view in Bloemfontein on Friday, 3 April.
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UV-dosent ontketen herrie toe sy na studente as ape verwys
‘n Herrie het losgebars nadat ‘n lektor aan die Unviersiteit van die Vrystaat glo na studente in haar klas as “ape” verwys het.
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Anti-Gang unit’s raid at Bloemfontein school yields weapons, dagga and more
“We warn learners that schools are not a haven for criminal activity, and we will continue to conduct unannounced raids to root out drugs and weapons.”
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