In this issue

This is the last edition of Free State Business
Bulletin in printed as well as digital format and with that the newspaper closes down as media and business.
Since its first edition in July 1995 Free State Business Bulletin has journeyed a road of 20 years and 9 months and
we believe that as bilingual newspaper for business and development in the Free State,
it has played a constructive and directional role. Our policy in a nutshell was: What was good for business and development in the Free State,
we were in favour of and what was bad for business and development in the province, we were against.
Free State Business Bulletin was apolitical and in the pocket of no political party. We never paid a bribe and we never “transformedracially”,
because our conviction was that Free State Business Bulletin should be judged on merit and merit alone.
I, as owner and editor of Free State Business Bulletin, have moved two years ago to Orania in pursuance of an objective which
I believe would be in the long term in the best interest of South Africa. In tandem with that I am working from my office in Orania to
expand Ditsem Nuus as newspaper in support of Afrikanerdom, which at the same time cares as much for other ethnic identities as for ourselves. To all our readers, advertisers and associates over the past almost 21 years:
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Your support and co-operation is highly appreciated. Be assured that it was not in vain. We did achieve a lot and did make a difference for the better – just how much by the grace of God we would only know in the hereafter.
Our best wishes accompany each one of you and all that we can say as to the future, is do follow the guidelines of the Word of God uncompromisingly.
Lastly, the brand and business value of the Free State Business Bulletin remains the intellectual property of myself.

Regards
Johann Dannhauser
Editor

Free State Business Bulletin / Vrystaat Sake Bulletin Magazine Description:

Business Newspaper

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