Local News
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Digkuns verryk boeke met diepgang, nadenke
Ontdek hoe Coenie Horak se poësie in die Afrikaanse letterkundige wêreld weerklink deur ‘n nuwe koffietafelboek wat geloof ondersoek.
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Trio Primêr se toewyding met eerbewys beloon
Viljoen beskou die eerbewys nie as ‘n eindbestemming nie, maar as ‘n aansporing om voort te bou op die waardes wat die skool oor baie jare gevestig het.
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Bethlehem-leerder beplan om entrepreneursreis voort te sit
Salomé Fourie (16), ‘n graad 10-leerder aan Hoërskool Voortrekker in Bethlehem, het onder die top 30 jong entrepreneurs in Suid-Afrika geplaas in die Maak My ‘n Miljoenêr-kompetisie. Sy het nie…
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Zimbabwiese vlugtelinge kry warm kos in Bloemfontein op roete noord
Zimbabiese vlugtelinge het Saterdag 6 Julie en Sondag warm kos en ander skenkings ontvang op hul repatriasietog na hul tuisland.
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Local politician’s husband arrested after raid on guest house in Bloemfontein
The police arrested the husband of the deputy mayor of the Mangaung Metro after a raid on a guesthouse in Bloemfontein.
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The 30 June march in Bloemfontein will be peaceful, says organiser
With the SAPS on high alert for the nationwide protest on Tuesday 30 June, the local in organizer of the march in Bloemfontein promises discipline.
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High-tech paediatric cardiology lab boosts cardiac care
A multi-million-rand Paediatric Cardiology Catheterisation Laboratory at the Bloemfontein’s Universitas Academic Hospital boosts health care.
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New Beginnings gedwing om hulp aan diere in Bloemfontein en omgewing te stop
“Elke dag vra mense ons om hulp. En vir die eerste keer in 12 jaar is ons in ‘n situasie waar ons eenvoudig nie kan help nie.”
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Mob turns on police, dogs released, stones fly, backup called in during drug bust
Suspects arrested when Anti-Gang Unit drug bust in Joe Slovo turned violent when community members attacked police officials and vehicles.
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Taxis back on the road after mayhem in city CBD, halting traffic for hours
Bloemfontein township taxis back to business as normal from early morning after drivers and owners staged a violent protest that paralysed traffic in the CBD.
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