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Free State Veteran Actress Nominated for Lifetime award.

Veteran actress from the province of Free State in Thabong, Welkom, Connie Chiume is an icon locally and on the international stage. From making a household name for herself in Rhythm City to her role in Marvels Black Panther and Beyonce's Black Is King music video, we stan an icon! She recently announced she has been nominated for an Mbokodo Award in the Lifetime Achievement category. On Instagram, the star opened up about her latest achievement, which sees as a feat for women's empowerment. "I am honoured to be nominated for the Mbokodo Awards in the Lifetime Achievement category. It has been four decades in this industry and receiving things like this reminds you of that very first day things kicked off. We have come this far, phambili women empowerment phambili" wrote Connie. The Mbokodo Awards recognise women who have shown leadership, fostered growth and made efforts to strenghthen the arts. The star is no stranger to well deserved accolades. Earlier this year Connie was nominated for a Feather Award in recognition of her support for the LGBTQI+ community. In the past, the star has won a Golden Horn award, a SA Film and Television award and an Avanti for her iconic roles in SA dramas.

12/11/2020

FREE STATE PREMIER ADDRESSES MATRICULANTS!

Free State Premier Sefora Nfombela has said matric learners in the province have a heavy duty to defend the number one position clinched by the province in last year's exams. Ntombela expressed confidence that the matric class of 2020 will live up to the challenge. She noted although the school calendar was characterised by many holidays as a result of the Covid-19, the provincial government still expect the students to farewell. The pandemic must have brought a lot of anxiety to the matrics, adding to the natural stress associated with national exams. "The final exams are naturally stressful but we have complete faith in our learners; we trust them. Officials have worked hard in preparing them", said the Premier. "Despite challenges i have no doubt they will make their parents, the province and themselves proud". Ntombela said the class of 2020 got into the exams as defending title holders for the number one position obtained two years in a row. The ANC Youth League in the Free State has also wished the learners well, citing education is a necessary passport to the future. ANCYL Provincial Secretary Reagan Booysen said the future belongs to those who prepare for it today. Booysen acknowledged the Covid-19 challenges faced by the class of 2020. "Learners were forced to change their normal way of doing things and way of living. Teaching and learning techniques changed and the academic year 2020 generally was a nightmare". He noted teachers and frontline workers in the schooling system deserve to be saluted for continuing to teach the matrics under unfriendly conditions. "Indeed they have proven that hard times don't create heroes, but it is during hard times when a hero within us is revealed", said Booysen. The league prides itself with the commitment shown by the province's matrics during the pandemic, especially those from poor and working class families to whom 'quitting was not an option". The provincial secretary indicated the matric class of 2020 is defined by hard times that they endured, and overcame. "Go into this examination with your head held up high and remember Don't watch the clock but do what it does keep going", he urged. He further called on families and community members to support the matrics as they sit for the all-important final year school exams. Booysen boasted that the class of 2020 would prove once more that Free Staters are simply the best. "We are concident that class of 2020 will make it because hard work and efforts to this mammoth task was felt. It doesnt take a hero to order men to go into battle, it takes a hero to be one of those men who goes into battle", he pointed out. The Free State scored 88.4% pass rate in 2019, the highest in the country. The national pass rate jumped from 78.2% to 81.3% during the same period. Gauteng followed hotly behind Free State at 87.2%.

12/11/2020

Magashule to Step Down or Not ?

This Wednesday ANC expected to hold a media briefing following a warrant of arrest issued for Magashule by the Hawks on Tuesday. The warrant of arrest relates to his alleged involvement in the controversial asbestos deal that was awarded to the Gauteng-based Blackhead Consulting and Diamond Hill Trading joint venture by the Free State Department of Human Settlements in 2014. The tender worth R255 million was set for the assessment, audit and removal of asbestos roofs in the province.

Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has in her investigative report, however, found the department guilty of failure to follow procurement processes stating that it participated in an expired contract of the Gauteng Human Settlements Department, and failed to conduct a due diligence investigation before participating in this contract.

She highlighted that the service provider had subcontracted the contract at a fee of just over R21 million, while the service provider walked away with R230 million.

Magashule is alleged to have overseen this contract during his tenure as the Free State Premier.

Whilst the ANC is set to brief the media on his fate following the warrant of his arrest and mounting calls for him to immediately step down from his position, he is expected to hand himself over at the offices of the Hawks in the Absa Building, on the corner of Charlotte Maxeke Street and Floreat Avenue in Bloemfontein, and make his first court appearance on Friday.

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