News Bulletin of 1 April 2026, 5pm

More than 50 residents of Noordwyk took to the streets on Human Rights Day to tackle litter, sweeping roads and collecting rubbish across the neighbourhood.
The clean-up coincided with World Recycling Day, highlighting the importance of protecting the environment. Local stakeholders, including Pikitup, Phambili Services, and the Noordwyk Residents Association, joined the initiative, strengthening community impact.
Residents have also committed to ongoing weekend clean-ups, turning civic responsibility into tangible action.

Kaizer Chiefs have officially launched their first ever ladies team, marking a major milestone for both the club and South African football.
The historic unveiling took place in Daveyton, with the new side set to compete in the Gauteng Sasol League as part of the club’s long term vision for the women’s game.
The team’s introduction creates a direct pathway for young female footballers to progress within one of the country’s biggest clubs, while reinforcing Chiefs’ commitment to growing the sport beyond the men’s game.
Chiefs Markrting Drector Jessica Motaung:

Chery has announced plans to upgrade its Rosslyn plant in Pretoria, with production expected to begin by mid-2027. The project will retain much of the existing workforce and create nearly 3 000 new jobs across manufacturing, supply chain, and services.
The company is also developing a strong local supplier network to support production of electric, hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and internal combustion vehicles.
Local manufacturing is expected to improve supply stability, shorten lead times, and strengthen South Africa’s automotive industry.