Bloemfontein

**Bloemfontein** (/ˈbluːmfɒnteɪn/ *BLOOM-fon-tayn*; Afrikaans: [ˈblumfɔntəin]), meŋ naŋ e **Bloem**, e la teŋkpoŋ ane kapital ko a Free State province naŋ be South Africa ane gbɛɛ gyamaa, ane saakonnoŋ, naŋ e a teŋɛ saakonnoŋ "gyudisaal kapital", neŋ a  begere maaleba kapital Cape Town ane administrative kapital Pretoria, naŋ wuli ka o e la a teŋɛ kɔɔto kpoŋ South Africa, a Merɛ kɔɔto, meŋ naŋ e Johannesburg yi a 1994.

Naŋ zɛge do saa a 1,395 m (4,577 ft) a gaŋ a sea level, a teŋɛ e la a teŋkpoŋ ko a 256,185 (a 2011) kpeɛreba naŋ e zie kaŋa ko a Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality naŋ taa noba yagroŋ neŋ 747,431. O taa la tembile ko a  2010 FIFA World Cup.

A teŋɛ ko a Bloemfontein hosts ko Supreme Court of Appeal, a Franklin Game Reserve, Naval Hill, a Maselspoort Resort ane a Sand du Plessis Theatre. A teŋɛ taa la museums sere, teseŋ National Women's Monument, a Anglo-Boer War Museum, a National Museum, ane a Oliewenhuis Art Museum. Bloemfontein meŋ da taa la dɛndɛŋ ko digital planetarium naŋ be southern hemisphere, a Naval Hill Planetarium, ane Boyden Observatory, a astronomical research observatory.

## Geography ane Climate

### Primary education

* St. Andrew's Primary School
* Grey College Primary School
* Jim Fouché Primary School

### Secondary education

* St. Andrew's School
* Grey College
* Eunice High School
* Bloemfontein High School
* Hoërskool Fichardtpark
* Hoërskool Jim Fouché
* Hoërskool Sand du Plessis
* St. Michael's School
* Hoërskool Sentraal

### Tertiary education

### Public tertiary institutions

* University of the Free State
* Central University of Technology
* Motheo TVET college
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## Museums
Bloemfontein e la yiri ko a museums sere mine.

* Anglo-Boer War Museum
* National Afrikaans Literary Museum and Research Centre
* Oliewenhuis Art Museum.
* South African Armour Museum.
* Sesotho Literature Museum.
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## Media

* Dumelang Media

### Newspapers

* *Dumelang News - The People's Paper*
* *Free State Times*
* *Volksblad*
* *Ons Stad* Closed down
* *Bloemnuus*
* *The Weekly*
* *Courant*

### Radio

* OFM
* Kovsie FM
* Lesedi FM
* Motheo FM
* Radio Rosestad 100.6 FM
* Motsweding FM
* CUT FM
* Med FM
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## Nembanne mine
Nembanne gyamaa naŋ be Bloemfontein; bana la:

### Rugby players

* François Steyn, rugby player
* Juan Smith, rugby player
* Os du Randt, rugby player
* Chris Dry, South Africa national rugby sevens team player
* Naka Drotské, rugby player
* Brendan Venter, rugby player
* Andre Joubert, rugby player
* Andre Venter, rugby player
* Ruben Kruger, rugby player
* Ollie Le Roux, rugby player
* Coenie Oosthuizen, rugby player
* Jannie de Beer, rugby player
* Ox Nché, rugby player

### Cricket players

* Allan Donald, South African cricketer
* Hansie Cronje, South African cricket captain
* Morne van Wyk, played ko South Africa Proteas Cricket team
* Kepler Wessels, test cricketer neŋ Australia ane South Africa
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## Ziiri mine liŋkiri
Wikimedia Commons taa la yiiluŋ mine ko  ***Bloemfontein***.

Wikivoyage taa la sori tuubu guubu mine kyaare ***Bloemfontein***.

* Bloemfontein a official Mangaung Local Municipality website
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* Apartheid ane yiri yele ko Mangaung ane Botshabelo Archived 6 December 2017 naŋ be Wayback Machine

* Bloemfontein
* Populated places in Mangaung
* Cities in South Africa
* Provincial capitals in South Africa
* Capitals in Africa
* Populated places established in 1846
* Populated places founded by Afrikaners
* Second Boer War concentration camps

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