BloemExpress

BloemExpress Express is one of the 5 publications of Novus Media Community News in the Free State and Northern Cape. These are free community newspapers

Express is one of the 5 publications of Central24 Group. These free community newspapers are distributes weekly in the Free State and Northern Cape. Express is a free English community newspaper with footprints within the Free State capital Bloemfontein and adjacent towns - Botshabelo and Thaba Nchu. Express was established in 1991 and this year marked 30-years of existence in the media industry. As a community newspaper we are rated number one as we carry intensive community news, we are often not shy to trample on toes especially of ruthless and corrupt people who denies communities the right to services. Arguably we are small, but we pride ourselves with carryingsubstansive and unforgetable information. Editor
Teboho Setena
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Tel: 051 404 7600
Fax: 086 676 3805
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Coleen Cilliers
Head of Sales: Central24
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Mangaung residents are urgently warned of dangerous conditions along the Modder River due to rising water levels caused ...
01/05/2026

Mangaung residents are urgently warned of dangerous conditions along the Modder River due to rising water levels caused by severe weather conditions. The affected area encompasses the Modder River basin, particularly downstream from Mockes Dam towards Maselspoort Resort.

Due to recent downpours the level of the Modder River between Mockes Dam and Maselspoort Resort is rising, and residents are warned of dangerous conditions.

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The Western Cape government announced an investigation into the property lease irregularities after The Cape Independent...
31/03/2026

The Western Cape government announced an investigation into the property lease irregularities after The Cape Independent published an article alleging Stellenbosch mayor and mayoral committee members bypassed council and competitive public bidding to approve leases and disposals of municipal properties, rendering many transactions unlawful and exposing the municipality to potential legal claims running into billions of rand.

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South African motorists will face record-breaking increases from 1 April, with petrol rising by R3.06 per litre and dies...
31/03/2026

South African motorists will face record-breaking increases from 1 April, with petrol rising by R3.06 per litre and diesel by more than R7.00 per litre.

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As tensions in the Middle East are redirecting global shipping traffic around the southern tip of Africa again, local ma...
31/03/2026

As tensions in the Middle East are redirecting global shipping traffic around the southern tip of Africa again, local maritime expert Brian Ingpen warns South Africa is failing to capitalise on the opportunity.

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The average petrol price in the United States has surpassed $4 per gallon, marking its highest level since 2022, accordi...
31/03/2026

The average petrol price in the United States has surpassed $4 per gallon, marking its highest level since 2022, according to the American Automobile Association.

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Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announces a temporary R3/litre fuel levy cut for April to ease pressure from rising oi...
31/03/2026

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announces a temporary R3/litre fuel levy cut for April to ease pressure from rising oil prices.

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South Africa’s free basic electricity allocation for indigent households will be increased after the current 50 kilowatt...
31/03/2026

South Africa’s free basic electricity allocation for indigent households will be increased after the current 50 kilowatt-hour limit was deemed no longer adequate for modern household needs.

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