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Hoof Uitvoerende Direkteur van ENGO, De Wet Claassens sluit by Yolanda Maartens aan om sy dankbaarheid teenoor Nashua te deel vir hul volgehoue vennootskap en om te vertel wat die fondse van die jaarlikse gholfdag vir ENGO beteken. ENGO bedryf 32 kinder- en jeugsorgsentrums, wat veilige en koesterende omgewings bied vir tussen 700 en 800 kinders wat deur die kinderhof uit onveilige situasies verwyder is. Hierdie sentrums bied stabiliteit, opvoeding en emosionele ondersteuning en help kinders om hul lewens te herbou. Met 10 gesinsorgkantore regoor die Vrystaat bereik Engo jaarliks byna 89 000 mense. Sonder die publiek se ondersteuning kan ENGO nie hierdie belangrike take verrig nie. Vir meer inligting oor die gholfdag en die werk wat ENGO doen, stuur gerus ‘n epos na [email protected] of besoek www.engo.co.za

North-West University political analyst Prof. André Duvenhage speaks on expectations for Worker's Day celebration

The Griquas will be out to lock in a home semi-final in the SA Cup - with a game to spare - when they take on the high-flying SWD Eagles in Kimberley this weekend.

The unbeaten Peacock Blues find themselves in a commanding position: a win over Heyneke Meyer’s charges will all but secure top spot on the round-robin log. That, in turn, puts them firmly on track for a potential home final - provided they do the business in the semi-finals.

Following the bruising win over Jimmy Stonehouse’s men, Griquas coach Pieter Bergh told OFM Sport that the focus has always been on building breathing room ahead of the knockouts.

Rudolph gesels met ons oor goeie en slegte skuld.

Van skuld vir jou huis tot skuld vir 'n kar, kredietkaart skuld of studie skuld... wat moet jy so gou as moontlik van ontslae raak?

Huis huur of huis koop, wat is die beste opsie vir jou begroting.

Kom luister saam en leer meer oor hoe jy jou skuld beter kan bestuur.

It’s now or never for the Toyota Cheetahs as they turn their attention to the Border Bulldogs for a must-win SA Cup clash in East London this weekend.

It’s a game the seven-time Currie Cup champions simply have to win - and ideally with a bonus point. There’s no room for negotiation. The Cheetahs are staring down the barrel of failing to qualify for the 2026 Currie Cup, following last week’s shock defeat to the Valke in Kempton Park - a result that has sparked widespread reaction. The hope, however, is that it serves as the wake-up call the side needs to start delivering on their potential.

Head coach Frans Steyn told OFM Sport that the team has dug itself into a deep hole, and it’s now up to them to fight their way out and safeguard the future of Free State rugby.

What happens when your guest is physically taller than the architecture of your studio? This morning on Good Morning Breakfast, we were joined by towering Cheetahs lock Curtley Ambrose Thomas.

Standing at a commanding 203cm, Curtley shares what it’s like navigating a world built for 2-metre door frames and carrying the name of a cricketing icon onto the rugby pitch. We also look ahead to this weekend’s SA Cup fixture as the Toyota Cheetahs travel to East London to take on the Border Bulldogs.

With the playoffs in sight, we discuss the team’s "system-based" approach and their goal to pile on the tries this Saturday.

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Graan SA ekonoom, Heleen Viljoen, gee 'n oorsig van die jongste tendense in die graanmarkte.

“First Place” is nie ’n wedloop teen ander nie — dis jou persoonlike reis van hoop, geloof en dankbaarheid. Met etterlike stem, landelike klankkleure en die sagte warmte van plaaslike herinneringe (reëndruppels op die werf, stofpad-ritse, familie se lag), nooi Zonnebloem ons om stadig, doelgerig en met hart te loop — want waar liefde en geloof lei, is die reis self al die prys.

Wits chair of industrial and organisational psychology Prof. Andrew Thatcher speaks on deaths linked to workplace-related psychosocial risks.