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19/12/2025

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18/12/2025

The Executive Mayor Gregory Nthatisi Invites Small Micro & Medium Enterprises of Mangaung to form part of an information sharing session that will focus on various factors that affect small business owners.

SMME Programme - Theme: Prepare Your Business For 2026


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17/12/2025

BREAKING NEWS: Former Gagasi FM radio presenter who later made a name for himself in the creative arts, DJ Warras, also widely known as Shady Lurka, has been shot and killed in Hillbrow, Johannesburg.

The incident reportedly happened while he was inspecting some buildings guarded by his private security company, which is said to have been assisting in clearing buildings that had been illegally occupied.

Warras previously hosted the afternoon drive show on Gagasi FM from 3pm to 6pm, alongside Nomalanga Shozi.

At this stage, the family says they are still trying to confirm the motive behind the attack that led to his death.


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17/12/2025

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16/12/2025

𝐇𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐲 𝐑𝐞𝐜𝐨𝐧𝐜𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐃𝐚𝐲!

Today we honour unity, understanding, and the shared journey that brings South Africans together.

At Woodbridge FM, we celebrate the spirit of reconciliation — a reminder that when we listen, learn, and stand together, we rise stronger as a nation.

May your day be peaceful, reflective, and filled with connection.✨

15/12/2025

All The Best To All Teams Who Will Be Participating Thaba Nchu Kasi World Cup 2025 From 15th-30th Dec.

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15/12/2025

Applications for the Land Bank Bursary Programme 2026 are now open.

The Land Bank Bursary Programme offers comprehensive financial and developmental support to successful applicants by covering full tuition fees for undergraduate studies at Agricultural Colleges registered with the Council on Higher Education (CHE) in South Africa, while prioritising fields aligned with agricultural development

Download the application form from the Land Bank website: https://landbank.co.za/Pages/Bursary-Opportunities.aspx

Submit completed applications and required documents to:
[email protected]
Closing Date: 05 January 2026

Apply now, and take the next step in your agricultural career.

11/12/2025

Department of Sport, Arts and Culture Bursaries for Heritage related studies including International Studies for Academic Year 2026 are now open.

Are you in the Heritage space? APPLY NOW!

The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture invites applications for bursaries from tertiary students from Undergraduates and Postgraduates from institutions accredited and registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training who wish to pursue studies in heritage related programmes.

Closing date for applications: 31 January 2026.

Eligibility
* South African citizenship.
* Not older than forty (40) years.
* Outstanding / satisfactory academic performance. (Academic Threshold of 65%)
* Field of study must be heritage related.
* Not employed full time by government, state agencies or private sector with an (annual gross salary of not exceeding R130 000 (per annum / or annual salary not exceeding R130 000). If Employed – submit certified proof of income
* Applicants must be full time students
* Students that are beneficiaries of other bursaries and donors will not qualify to receive the bursary.

VALUE OF THE BURSARY
* The maximum value of the bursary is R110 000 per student.
* Study fees: The total amount of study fees will be covered.
* Books: The total amount of prescribed books will be covered.
* Electronic devices not costing more than R10 000.
* Accommodation: R 50 000 maximum amount (NB where applicable)
* Meals: R 18 500 maximum amount (NB where applicable)
* Transportation: R10 000 maximum amount (NB where applicable)
* NB: Funds are payable directly to the higher institution of learning

Students awarded the heritage bursary in academic year of 2025 must apply again to receive the bursary for the academic year of 2026.

NB: The department is only able to award 45 to 50 applicants. Therefore, submitting an application does not automatically mean that the applicant will be awarded the bursary.

Closing date for applications is 31 Jan 2026.
No late

20/11/2025

THABA NCHU - DINAANE CLINIC SITE VISIT

MEC, Dibolelo Mance, conducted a site visit to the Dinaane Clinic project in Thaba Nchu to monitor progress on the newly constructed facility, which will serve the community of Thaba Nchu and surrounding areas.

Councillor Mogotloane noted that the project has employed 20 local labourers, including youth and women. He added that work has never stopped and that the project has been progressing smoothly.

The MEC stated, “The last time I was here, there was nothing on the ground. I am pleased to see that the project is now on track. Let us all continue to work together to ensure that we deliver quality work and achieve the successful completion of this clinic so the community can finally receive this important asset.”







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16/11/2025

ACCIDENT VICTIMS REVEAL HORROR

PREMIER LETSOHA-MATHAE AND MEC MBALULA VISIT SURVIVORS IN HOSPITAL

Polelo Mahloane will have his leg amputated following a horror accident which took place on the N8 road between Botshabelo and Bloemfontein in the morning of Saturday, 15 November 2025.

Mahloane was one of the lucky passengers who survived the accident which claimed 11 lives. He was travelling to work in Bloemfontein when the accident happened. The bus that Mahloane and other victims were travelling on, and a truck were involved in an accident, resulting in 11 people losing their lives and dozens sustaining injuries.

Speaking from his hospital bed at Pelonomi hospital on Saturday night, Mahloane told Premier MaQueen Letsoha-Mathae and MEC for Community Safety, Roads and Transport Jabu Mbalula that he had the front row view of the carnage and saw everything unfold before his eyes.

“I was sitting on the front seat and saw everything. As we approached the truck, I was wondering if the driver was able to see it. By the time I yelled out to her to be careful, it was too late. I tried to run to the back, but the impact was severe and the pain excruciating,” Mahloane said.

His injuries were so severe that he will now lose his leg. To his credit, Mahloane was upbeat despite the terrible news. “It could have been worse. I saw some of the passengers lying on the ground dead, and I was fortunate to have survived. I am thankful that my life was sparred,” he said.

Nozipho Nhlathi, who suffered a broken leg, is happy that she survived the accident. “I saw dead people around me. It was horrible and I am happy that my life was saved,” she said.

Premier Letsoha-Mathae said the accident was one of the worst she has seen in a while. “We once again call on road users to exercise caution on the roads. I went to the scene with MEC Mbalula in the morning and what I saw was terrible. I also want to thank medical professionals at Pelonomi hospital for taking care of those who sustained