Hennenman

The settlement is unusual for the district being supported by agriculture rather than the mining industry which is common in other towns.

In 1944, black South Africans were confined to a segregated enclave in southern Hennenman.

During apartheid, this area was cleared by order of the government and nearly all then-residents relocated to a new township some fifteen kilometres away, Vergenoeg (Afrikaans for "contentment", now Phomolong).

The council later assumed a coat of arms, and registered it with the Orange Free State Provincial Administration in January 1958.

[2] The arms were: Vert, three barrulets or between in chief a ripe mealie cob proper between two bezants and in base a cogwheel of the second, i.e. a green shield displaying a mealie cob between two golden discs at the top, three horizontal golden lines across the middle, and a golden cogwheel at the bottom

Lejweleputswa District within South Africa
Lejweleputswa District within South Africa