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Ten years ago, Mondia Health Woodlands’ Recovery Unit opened its doors with a vision of helping people reclaim their lives from addiction. Today, the facility celebrates a decade of meaningful recovery and compassionate care.
Maritsa Sr Leonadine Sr NthabisengSince opening its doors in 2016, the unit has become a trusted ...
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In light of fake AI-generated posters claiming a suspected case of Hantavirus at the Central University of Technology, the Free State Department of Health has urged the public to verify information through credible platforms instead of relying on social media.
Department spokesperson Mondli Mvambi said no suspected or conf...
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Toe Lehan op 29 Junie verlede jaar op net 32 weke prematuur gebore is, het sy lewe reeds as ’n geveg begin. Die klein seuntjie, wat 1,99 kg geweeg het, moes onmiddellik ná geboorte bygebring word en is kort daarna na Universitas-hospitaal in Bloemfontein oorgeplaas.
Van die begin af het hy teen ernstige mediese uitdagings ...
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The Free State department of public works and infrastructure hosted an Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) induction workshop at Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality on Friday (29/05). The workshop brought together government leaders, municipal officials, and 450 EPWP participants.
EPWP workers during the contract extension ...Bloemfontein Courant - News you can use
Tlhokomelo Phalatsi, 20, is a young aspiring writer from Bloemfontein who began her book-writing journey in 2023 while in Grade 10, inspired by observations of learners who struggled academically, some of whom she later learned may have undiagnosed dyslexia. Her book is called The Alphabet Adventures of a Dyslexic Boy.