Free State, NHFC to construct 6000 low cost houses
Bloemfontein - About 6000 low to middle income houses will be constructed in Welkom through a R1.25 billion partnership agreement between a state-owned development finance institution and a private developer. Read more ...
Malema elected as new ANCYL president
Limpopo provincial secretary Julius Malema has been elected as the new president of the ANC Youth League (ANCYL).
Malema beat his fierce archrival Saki Mafokeng, of the Free State province, by just over 200 votes. Read more ...
Scoreboard
Arrows outclass Celtic with 3 - 0 thumping
5 April 2008, 18:00
This afternoon Bloemfontein Celtic's woes continued. They were walloped 3-0 by Golden Arrows at the King Zwelithini Stadium in Umlazi, Durban.
This moves Arrows up two places to sixth on the league table, while Celtic hovers around the relegation zone in 13th position.
Celtic has always enjoyed the upper hand over Arrows. But both sides have been blowing hot and cold - and recently dropped out of the Nedbank Cup. This afternoon though, Arrows were more organised. They showed their intentions as early as the third minute, with a goal. Read more...
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Youth activities
Final Call for Premiers Youth Awards Nominations - Closing date 2 May 2008
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Weekly Advice
Voting
To vote in an election you must be 18 years old, a South African citizen and have an ID document. You must register as a voter at the department of Home Affairs and with your local authority.
You have the right to vote at three levels;
For parliament, which makes the national laws
For the provincial legislature, which makes laws for your province
For your local authority
Historical facts
5 March 1922 - Police make several arrests during clashes with mineworkers at Angelo, near Boksburg in the first skirmish between the white labour and the government of the Rand Revolt.
Trivia
Q What does the shield on the National Coat of Arms symbolise?