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RECENT EVENTS
The MACUFE Arts and Craft Market was operational at 35 Markgraaff St, Westdene, Mangaung from Monday, 02 October until Saturday, 07 October 2017 and entrance was free of charge. Visual artists and crafters were provided with the opportunity to showcase their work.
The Department of Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation held a Recreational Big Walk in Mangaung on Friday 06 October 2017 at the Mangaung Outdoor Sports Ground. The day was filled various health activities and aerobics.
The MACUFE Comedy Show was hosted at The Dome, Old Greys Sports Ground on Wednesday, 04 October 2017. The line-up featured David Kau, Tieho Khakhau, Rasta, Skhumba, and Elton Mduduzi Ntuli among others.
On Friday 06 October the city of Mangaung was set alight with the staging of the MACUFE Divas at The Dome. Performances by local and international female sensations kept the ladies on their feet. The night was opened by Mangaung’s very own Noxy.
The 20th edition of MACUFE was celebrated in style on Saturday 07 October 2017 at the MACUFE Main Festival which was staged at Rose Garden, Loch Logan in Mangaung.
The MACUFE Theatre was staged at the Civic Theatre and PACOFS with productions such as Money Maker, Paleho, Poetic Cries, and Mantsho. All these took place from Wednesday, 04 October until Friday, 06 October 2017.
Free State athlete, paralympian and world record holder in the 5000m for blind athletes, Louzanne Coetzee ran the half-marathon in an unofficial world best time for a blind athlete of 1 hour and 27 minutes.



UPCOMING EVENTS

DSACR YOUTH GAMES POSTPONED

Members of the media and the public are hereby notified that the DSACR Youth Games which were scheduled to take place on 23 June 2018 at the Meqheleng Stadium in Ficksburg have been postponed until further notice. The Free State Department of Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation hereby wishes to apologize for any inconvenience caused.

DSACR TO HOST YOUTH GAMES

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OTHER MEDIA RELEASES

June 2018 Newsletter

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18-24 June Newsletter

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11-17 June Newsletter

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SACR MEC Budget Vote Speech 2018

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The MEC,
Mrs N.S. Leeto
The HOD,
Mr R.S. Malope
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National Anthem Instrumental mp3
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AU Anthem mp3
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Pre-amble to the Constitution mp3
Pre-amble to the Bill of Responsibility mp3


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