Two minor explosions struck Woolworths outlets in the past week – one in Pretoria and another in Bloemfontein – prompting the retail chain to … Read more: Woolworths blasts likely meant to intimidate, not kill – security expert – News24
An explosives expert warns that the recent bombings at Woolworths stores in Pretoria and Bloemfontein could be linked to an extortion campaign, … Read more: Woolies bombs ‘extortion’ – Daily Voice
BLOEMFONTEIN – South Africa’s longest-running art competition has opened entries for its 2026 edition, marking 64 years of supporting emerging … Read more: Sasol New Signatures art competition opens for 2026 edition – NovaNews
An explosives expert has warned that two improvised explosive devices detonated at Woolworths stores in Pretoria and Bloemfontein could have been “ … Read more: Expert warns Woolworths bombings could be linked to extortion campaign – Cape Argus
An explosives expert raises alarm over the potentially lethal nature of recent bombings at Woolworths stores in Pretoria and Bloemfontein, … Read more: Explosives expert warns of potential extortion behind Woolworths bombings – IOL
… Bloemfontein within 24 hours of each other. “Investigations are currently at a very early stage, and all possible motives are being explored by … Read more: Police probing possible motives after two bomb explosions at Woolworths stores – Smile FM
Retail giant Woolworths has confirmed that two separate explosions have hit its stores in Pretoria and Bloemfontein. In a statement, the company … Read more: Woolworths heightens nationwide security following blasts at Pretoria and Bloemfontein outlets
… Bloemfontein just hours later, on Friday, May 29. According to the South African Police Service (SAPS), the explosion at Menlyn Park was reported … Read more: Woolworths stores rocked by back-to-back explosions in South Africa – Cape Town ETC
Woolworths rocked by two explosions in Pretoria and Bloemfontein … “Based on the information presently available in the public domain, the incident … Read more: What we know so far about the device that blew up in Menlyn Woolies | The Citizen