News Bulletin of 10 July 2025, 3pm

Thandanani Centre in Gauteng was filled with laughter, music, and love during a special Fun Day hosted by Northcliff Rotary Club.
Residents living with severe psychiatric conditions enjoyed home-cooked meals, dancing, and thoughtful gifts like blankets and beanies.
The event honoured the memory of Rakasha Hoosen’s late husband, turning loss into a celebration of community and compassion.
Thanks to Rotary volunteers, generous donors, and the Hoosen family, the day transformed silence and stigma into hope and connection.
It was a beautiful reminder of how kindness can heal and uplift even the most vulnerable.

Team South Africa has danced its way to gold at the Dance World Cup in Spain.
The senior street dance group wowed judges with a high-energy, Squid Game-inspired routine that scored 95.7%.
Their performance blended local styles like pantsula and amapiano with global hip-hop, creating a distinctly South African spectacle.
The moment their win was announced, the team burst into tears and cheers — a reaction that’s now gone viral on TikTok.
Proudly waving the national flag, the dancers have brought joy and inspiration back home.
Team SA continues to compete until 12 July, but this gold is already a major victory on the world stage.

Science and innovation must serve every village, township and city — that’s the call from Minister Blade Nzimande as he tabled a R9.06 billion budget in Parliament.
He highlighted major wins in AI, health, mining and renewable energy, with growing support for women and youth in science.
Key projects include vaccine innovation, the Hydrogen Roadmap, and the Square Kilometre Array — a global telescope being built in the Karoo to explore the universe.
Nzimande says stronger partnerships and new investments will help science drive skills, jobs and transformation across the country.