News Bulletin of 10 November 2026, 6pm

Johannesburg initiative Pave The Way is helping restore neglected public spaces while creating paid work for people facing financial hardship.
Working with non-profit organisation Cross The Divide, the project has completed around 30 clean-ups in areas including Rosebank, Hyde Park and Craighall Park.
Since launching, it has raised approximately R180,000, funding an estimated 720 work opportunities. Participants earn R200 for a four-hour shift and receive a home-cooked meal afterwards.
The team usually employs between 20 and 26 people per clean-up, with residents and businesses contributing towards the costs

SABC Sport and Phalaphala FM commentator Arnold “Pretty Boy” Ravhutulu is taking on an inspiring 185-kilometre run across Limpopo over four days as part of a campaign encouraging men to prioritise their health.
Called Running for Hope: One Step at a Time, the campaign uses his endurance challenge to open conversations about men's mental health, diabetes management and the benefits of healthier lifestyle choices.
Through the journey, Ravhutulu hopes to inspire men to look after themselves, stay active and feel more comfortable seeking support when they need it.

Johannesburg's Sandton Convention Centre was the setting for a big night for South African boxing as Kevin Lerena defeated Scotland's Scott Forrest to secure the WBC International Cruiserweight title.
Lerena controlled the ten-round contest, earning a unanimous points decision from all three judges. He also sent Forrest to the canvas twice, in the ninth and final rounds.
The win marks Lerena's return to cruiserweight boxing for the first time since 2020 and moves him to sixth in the WBC world rankings.