KOFFIEFONTEIN- Patients requiring specialised treatment at the only government referral medical centre in Letsemeng have to wait several weeks to see the lone doctor who serves more than 36 000 people in the locality.

BLOEMFONTEIN – Although police have intensified the war against drug peddling and use countrywide, a powerful lobby buoyed by scientific findings is pushing authorities to lift the ban on dagga.

Bloemfontein – Efforts by the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) to bring awareness to the terminal disease seems to be hitting against a brick wall as two nurses at National Hospital reportedly raped a cancer patient instead of caring for her.

BLOEMFONTEIN – Hundreds of ANCYL members from the Free State joined the two-day mass action called to press for a greater share of the national economy which ended on Friday, October 27 at the Union Buildings.

Pretoria — President Jacob Zuma on Monday, October 24 announced several changes to his Cabinet in a special press briefing at the Union Buildings.

THABA NCHU-A man suspected to have been preying and raping schoolgirls in the Selosesha area has been arrested and appeared briefly before a magistrate although he was not asked to plead.

THABA-NCHU – The grandparents accused of allegedly beating their grandson to death and brutally assaulting his twin sister, have again been remanded to Monday, November 28.

DENNEYSVILLE – Metsimaholo Local Municipality took tourists and some community members on an intriguing expedition on Saturday, October, 22, in and around Denneysville locality.

WELKOM – Accidents which kill thousands of people every year on South Africa’s roads could be cut drastically if driving is made compulsory for all 18-year-olds and training methods for both new and experienced drivers are upgraded.

QWAQWA – Many farm schools in Thabo Mofutsanyana District are in an advanced state of disrepair, lack resources and are poorly staffed resulting in reduced marks, school principals have said.